Flushing firewall cache

Ok... I'm accessing an Apache2 server behind an iptables firewall
(using masquerading) and changes that I make to pages are never
visible. Even if I shut down apache, I still get the same pages. Is
there an easy way to flush the cache on the iptables firewall??

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.


Thanks in advance

L

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In comp.os.linux.networking L <(E-Mail Removed)> suggested:
> Ok... I'm accessing an Apache2 server behind an iptables firewall
> (using masquerading) and changes that I make to pages are never
> visible. Even if I shut down apache, I still get the same pages. Is

Could it be, that your browser/proxy is giving you the same old
page? Try clearing the cache.

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