Well, my first thought is to check for the user id - Boost is almost certainly crawling the site as an anonymous user, yeah? And if we're talking about user-specific data, just have the process not run if the user_id == 0. On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 7:32 PM, Dayton Perkins <goodnewsdayton@gmail.com>wrote:
I have a lot of data that I am loading into PHP buffer from a text file cache. I recently added the Boost module. When the Boost crawler runs, I have no need for this data as it is user-specific. What server variable is available to determine whether the process is a Web request or not? I would like to limit the resources that Boost uses when crawling the site. --
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