request unmetered disk space

[lrdesign]

Hi,

I have used more than half my unmetered disk space. Can you upgrade my disk space please?

Thanks

Lauren

 

[Dead-i]

Hi Lauren,

Thank you for your request. You are currently using 23MB of your 512MB disk space limit. Please let me know once you have used at least 256MB, and I will upgrade your account.

Thank you,

 

[lrdesign]

Thank you for your quick response! Thank you, in that case it looks like a caching issue. When I upload a CSS file to x10 hosting using filezilla or the x10 cpanel, it takes up to 15 minutes to show on the website any changes. Please help?

Thanks, Lauren

 

[bdistler]

it takes up to 15 minutes to show on the website any changes

x10hosting recently implemented a different web-server-software setup on their free-hosting servers - which is a combination of the Apache web server and the Varnish cache server
the cache server maybe why there is a delay before you 'see' the file - after you upload it - or see a new 'post'
the caching time (delay) is about 5 seconds for dynamic content and about 5 minutes for static content

staff has said - to override [ Varnish cache ] try adding the following line to your [ .htaccess ] file in folder [ public_html ]

Header set Cache-Control "max-age=0, private, no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate"

 

[essellar]

Do note, though, that overriding the cache will have a large negative effect on your site's performance if it sees any appreciable traffic. Once you've completed development, it's a really, really good idea to turn it back on.

 

[lrdesign]

Do note, though, that overriding the cache will have a large negative effect on your site's performance if it sees any appreciable traffic. Once you've completed development, it's a really, really good idea to turn it back on.

Ok, thank you, yes site is not loading now and still not updating when i upload new files? please can someone help?

 

[essellar]

It takes one update for the cache server to get the new cache value for a file. (The last time Varnish asked for the file, Apache didn't say "don't cache this", so Varnish cached it. The next time it updates, after the normal cache expiration, Apache will say "don't cache this.") Your browser might not know that it isn't supposed to cache the file, though.