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9/30/2007 4:38 AM
 

I am unsure how i can fix this.

On a site I have a htm file in a directory... just so it is accessed under a DNN website, but not actually a part of the DNN site.  It seems to hold the cache for this for a day on the server. New files can be changed instantly, but once in that cache (after a day) it is stuck until the cashe is refreshed the next day.

I am running Windows Server 2003, IIS 6, and don't actually want this file in the cache at all. How can I change this?

Thanks

David

 
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