I've tried restarting apache and the cached pages still appear, so there must be a folder someplace. I don't have a 'public/cache', so what other places should I look? Is there a URL flag that could trigger this effect as well?
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Ctrl+F5 will forcibly reload the page, and all it's linked assets.
It's kind of like clearing the cache for just that one page.
You need to touch a file to have phusion clear out, like:
See the docs
I'm in development mode.
I discovered I had to restart the apache service and clear the browser cache to get my changes to appear 100% of the time.
First, have you cleared your browsers cache? You can do this through the browser menus, in options somewhere.
The next question I would ask is are you running the app in production or development mode?
For those who come here nowadays
Now there is more abilities to restart passanger from ssh Here is the updated doc
or
and the old way which can be done if you had only FTP access
this one will be done not immediately, passanger will look for its modified timestamp to be changed to perform restart.