I''m trying to use page caching on a non-vhost environment with Apache. I''m using Rail 0.9.5. When I take a look at the logs, the actions whose pages should be cached are getting cached every visit to the page, the subsequent visits aren''t picking up the cache file. Here''s an example: I have apache running on my localhost, it serves rails content under a mapped directory "rails". I want to cache my welcome page. The url for that page is http://localhost/rails/welcome/index When the page is cached it is put into "C:/app/public/rails/welcome/index". However files from public get served up as being in the virtual rails directory. So the file "C:/app/public/4040.html" on my HD is actually the URL http://localhost/rails/404.html I tried manually copying the cache files/folder structure out of "C:/app/public/rails" into "C:/app/public" but that didn''t seem to make a difference. So I have a couple questions. Is there any way to tell rails to chop off the "rails/" prefix from my urls when storing the cached content? And why is manually copying the content _not_ working? Do I need to modify my .htaccess rewrite rules? Thanks, Chris Williams _______________________________________________ Rails mailing list Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails