问题
The page view counter on each MediaWiki page seems like a great way to identify popular pages which are worth putting more effort into keeping up-to-date and useful, but I've hit a problem.
We use a Google Search Appliance to index our MediaWiki installation. The problem I have is that the GSA increments the page view counter each time it crawls the page. This completely dominates the statistics, swamping the views made by real users.
I know how to reset the page counters to start again. But is there a way to configure MediaWiki to ignore page requests from the GSA for the purposes of counting page views?
回答1:
this can be done by adding a condition in Article.php:
includes/Article.php:2861:function viewUpdates():
if( !$wgDisableCounters && !$wgUser->isAllowed('bot') && $this->getID() ) {
add:
&& strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'gsa-crawler') === false
where gsa-crawler is part of the default gsa UA...
another way is to setup Forms Authentication in GSA, and have it login to wikimedia as a user in the bot group..
回答2:
We added this snippet to LocalSettings.php, with great success:
if (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'gsa-crawler') !== FALSE) {
$wgDisableCounters = TRUE;
}
Thanks!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2096170/how-can-i-get-mediawiki-to-ignore-page-views-from-a-google-search-appliance