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In the event of needing to purge your cache for trying to fix any problem, it is suggested you first try to purge all but your itemcache. To do this, you can run the following batch file (after placing it in the Cache folder where all the other cache files are):
http://www.conquestofthehorde.com/files/...items).bat
The contents of the file are within the spoiler below:
Spoiler:
DEL creaturecache.wdb
DEL gameobjectcache.wdb
DEL itemnamecache.wdb
DEL itemtextcache.wdb
DEL npccache.wdb
DEL pagetextcache.wdb
DEL questcache.wdb
DEL wowcache.wdb

Bear in mind this only works for Windows machines! And, again, you must place this in your Cache\WDB\enUS (or whatever locale) folder for it to work!

Note: You may see some item-related caches being removed, but this is only for the names and text on the items - not the pertinent information like displayID and whatnot. This way, even if I end up renaming an item, you'll still be able to purge your cache to see the updated name without having to see everyone naked again.
(Reserved)
Here's a Linux script for it. Throw this in your Cache folder, like above. You might need to give it permissions to be executed first.
http://www.mediafire.com/?38zr675mn887ci8

If you don't know where your Cache folder is, and you installed WoW using all default settings (no special WINE profiles for directories or special drives), and you're on enUS, you can run this script from anywhere (can just throw it on the desktop) and it'll purge your cache, minus itemcache.wdb.
http://www.mediafire.com/?bd4dammrwy5bn28

{I'm hosting these on MediaFire until they're accepted in CotH's file upload}