[Seaside] RSS and Seaside

[Julian Fitzell]

Except that anyone coming from Google will start in the same session. 
Even if all your state is properly backtracked, only one request can be 
handled at a time per session, so you'd be risking users waiting on a 
mutex for their request to be handled if you got simultaneous requests.

Also, how does Google ever decide to stop indexing a seaside site?  I 
mean, say you have a link that takes the user back to the home page. 
This link will be different on every page.  There are an infinite number 
of links for the bot to follow...

Julian

Nevin Pratt wrote:

> Nevin Pratt wrote:
> 
>>
>> I still can't help but wonder if a simple solution isn't just staring 
>> us in the face:
>>
>> Why not use the bot detection code of Janus, but then just not let the 
>> session expire for the session(s) where a bot was detected?  
> 
> 
> Actually, let the session expire, but only after, say, one week.
> 
> Nevin
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