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john8 · 02-15-2008, 03:44 AM

If my understanding is right, this BMP is managed by AOL, so you can't set cache expire time for them. But this matter may be already handled by AOL, it'll not be cached.

If you are using apache, you can set the cache expire time using .htacess.

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