I'm developing a game in js/php. When I first uploaded my project, it contained a file named "index.html" with nonsensical content (only the word "bla" and a facebook-like-button). I later deleted that "index.html" so that requests to the domain would hit my "index.php" instead (wich contains the actual game).
This happend over a week ago, and i still see people (friends i asked to test the game) getting this dumb "index.html" shown when they open the site in their browsers. I also see this happening to roughly 1/3rd of the browsers when requesting screenshots via browserstack.com or browsershots.org.
I'm assiming the index.html is still cached by cloudcontroles Varnish-cache, but i can't find any possibility to clear this cache for my site. How can i do this or what can i do to get rid of this cached version?
For anyone who wants to test this live: http://dotgame2.cloudcontrolled.com/ (note that this dosn't happen always and for everyone)
Consider using cache breakers dependent on deployment version. You can also try our *.cloudcontrolapp.com routing tier which do not provide caching at all - http://dotgame2.cloudcontrolapp.com.