Reading file from Temporary Internet Files

Hello,

Is it possible, when we know the url from a website,  to read a file from
the temporary internet files?

thnx,

InSeCo

"InSeCo" <inseco@nl.news> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Is it possible, when we know the url from a website,  to read a file from
> the temporary internet files?

It is possible to read a file from the temporary internet files folder even
without knowing any URL. If you are asking how to determine *which* file is
associated with that URL, I do not know, however there is likely to be more
than one such file.

/Al

If your request is from the client go with client.
BE the client
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e.g. xmlhttp will reload from cache

unless 'cache' is was set server site to expire immediatly.

The it will reload from server

Be with file: or http: .

Forget about the abc123 folder stuff


It is no good.

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Basically you can write to 'cache'
hence changing the files.

THAT is what I mean.

Sites may cookie thea hellout of you, once they find out.

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However it is even worse.

A server can obviously set a cookie for any site

and so on...






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"InSeCo" <inseco@nl.news> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Is it possible, when we know the url from a website,  to read a file from
> the temporary internet files?
>
> thnx,
>
> InSeCo
>
>