cannot stop debugging info in mac browsers

[covretro]

We have always used ip adresses (setting in cf administrator ) to control the
display of debug info.

Recently we started getting reports that some users mostly using safari are
seeing the cold fusion debug information.

We have now recreated this problem ourselves and the only way we have found to
prevent this behaviour is to turn off cfdebugging altogether which can be a bit
inconvenient if e want to check what is going on in a live site.

Anyone else seen this behaviour?

Anyone at macromedia have any ideas ?

Thanks

Gary

[Neculai Macarie]

> We have always used ip adresses (setting in cf administrator ) to control
the

> display of debug info.
>
> Recently we started getting reports that some users mostly using safari

are

> seeing the cold fusion debug information.
>
> We have now recreated this problem ourselves and the only way we have

found to

> prevent this behaviour is to turn off cfdebugging altogether which can be

a bit

> inconvenient if e want to check what is going on in a live site.
>
> Anyone else seen this behaviour?

Are the Mac users behind the same router as some of the IP's used for
debugging ? Mac users are all from a single connection (a single company) ?

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[covretro]

no they rea not they are actual end users outside our company.

We have also removed all ipaddresses from the cf administartor so tha our pcs cannot see debug information but the macs can

[HairyDude]

Is there any caching of pages AT ALL between the server and the mac users?

[covretro]

What do you mean by caching ??
There may be some cacheing at client side.

I saw this behaviour at a remote location (clients office) whilst looking at
their site with them.

ie that ipaddress has never been added to the list of debugging ip addresses
in cf admin.

[HairyDude]

CF has Several caching techniques available to it (see cfcache for examples).
I was asking if you think there is any page caching between your website and
the MAc users having the problem. If you hit the site awith debug on, and a
cache of that was stored, then the next user hitting the same page would get
the cached page content, INCLUDING the debug. This is not a side-effect of
cfcache I believe, but maybe third party caching techniques or proxy caches.

[covretro]

That is an interesting point.

Can't figure why it would only apply to mac osx but it is definitely worth
looking at.

i recall that there is query and maybe template cacheing on that site and it
will be interesting to see if they are having any effect on this problem.

Thanks Hairy dude will post findings

Gary