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Cache timeout limits generally apply to the data retrieved for a URL, not the URL. If you know that your clients will never "bookmark" or in any way store URLs,
by mpnally 7y ago
Cache timeout limits generally apply to the data retrieved for a URL, not the URL. If you know that your clients will never "bookmark" or in any way store URLs, then you can change them. The same rule applies for all identifiers, not just URLs