I figure out the problem. even though I had copied my rt3 install to /var/www/html from /opt (even though it seemed to want me to put it on opt) it was still using files from /opt/rt3

my httpd.conf points to /var/www/html/rt3 but for some reason it's looking for the files in /opt/rt3

*shrug*

must be a setting somewhere that I missed.

thanks for the help Adam.

-Montana On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 6:49 PM, Adam Thompson athompso@athompso.net wrote:

On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 3:51 PM, Montana Quiring montanaq@gmail.com wrote:

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Thanks for the info! Unfortunately it's still not updating: http://www.nabble.com/Changes-to-HTML-files-not-showing.-to19380612.html

Huh. So:

• you've turned on $DevMode
• you've created the mirror "local" directory tree
• you've edited BOTH sets of templates
• you've reset the Mason cache
• you've restarted apache

...and still your changes aren't appearing??? WTF?

Stupid question, but... do you have locate(1) (or slocate(1)) configured on this web server? If so (and its database is current), try running locate against the basename of the file you changed. Make sure apache isn't already reverse-proxying something. ****Make sure your local browser cache is empty!**** In fact, have you *tried* testing from a different browser on a different system? If not, try it from home, or someone else's PC, or... whatever, just eliminate that as a potential source of problems. (If you're using IE and you haven't altered the caching settings, then this *WILL* be your problem, as IE can't use the last-modified timestamps that RT (or mason, not sure) generates.)

-Adam