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I\'ve noticed some strange behavior on my geeklog site (http://www.janlyn.com/weblog/). It seems that every time someone visits my site, it regenerates the rdf file. This is causing a problem with some sites that track area blogs (ie: http://www.crablogs.com/) since they show my site as constantly being updated. Other sites (like http://baltimore.localfeeds.com/) do not have this problem. I assume they process the RDF file differently. What triggers the creation of the RDF file? The only thing I can figure that is causing this problem is the random movie quote static page. I figure since this changes every time to page is loaded it must be triggering the RDF. The quote does not appear in the RDF however. (yeah, I know its not actually a static page, but its the only way I could get it to work...) Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hmm, it seems to do the same thing here on the site. Looks like a bug. Funny that this hasn\'t been noticed before ... bye, Dirk

Hmmm... I\'ve disabled the static I thought might be a problem but still occurs. RDF regenerated every time site is reloaded.

The function that checks to see if the RDF file needs to be updated is COM_rdfUpToDateCheck() in lib-common.php. And it sure doesn\'t have anything to do with static pages ... I don\'t have a 1.3.8 test setup right now, and the code in CVS has changed a lot (and seems to work, btw), so I can\'t offer a solution right now. How\'s your PHP and MySQL knowledge? bye, Dirk

My PHP/SQL knowledge is basic at best. However, I took a quick look at the function you mentioned and made a quick modification. I changed the last if statement from: if( $sids ‹› $last_rdf_sids ) to: if( $sids ‹ $last_rdf_sids ) this stops the update on every reload but DOES update on story addition/modification. I have no idea how this will effect future dated stories. Very little testing. Use at your own risk.