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    chenko
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    Unhappy Y! messenger

    everytime i download it i get an older version... it isnt in my cache??!?!?

    could someone upload the newest verion please?


    Cheers!!

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    Why would Yahoo let you d/l old versions?

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    chenko
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    Originally posted by chrisjk
    Why would Yahoo let you d/l old versions?
    Well they "dont", but for some reason i get an older version

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    Try turning off any proxy servers.
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    chenko
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    Direct modem connection, and if it was a proxy server it would download in 1/2 second

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    Monday Morning Lunatic parksie's Avatar
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    Well, it would still have to download from the proxy.
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    Monday Morning Lunatic parksie's Avatar
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    (I mean your ISP's proxy, not anything like WinProxy on your PC)
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    chenko
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    Originally posted by parksie
    Well, it would still have to download from the proxy.

    1.25MB over 10Mbit connection = 1 second

    1.25MB over 100Mbit = 0.1 second

    1.25MB over 1Gbit = 0.01 second


    ummmmmmm, I dont think so, and also....im not on a proxy

  9. #9
    chenko
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    Originally posted by parksie
    (I mean your ISP's proxy, not anything like WinProxy on your PC)

    oooooooohhhhh, the ISPs proxy shudnt cache that...


    anyways...I wouldnt use anything xcept msproxy server

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    I was under the impression that the proxy went and checked to see if stuff it had cached has since been updated...

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    chenko
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    Originally posted by chrisjk
    I was under the impression that the proxy went and checked to see if stuff it had cached has since been updated...
    well thats true, somit must be up

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