Bypass cron expiration & load to be expired urls into crawler

The server IP needs to be hard coded, in order for this to work; from what I can tell.

  RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} ^127\.0\.0\.1$ [OR]

echo str_replace('.', '\.', $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR']);

not sure if this will ever be committed, but its here.

First step is to make htaccess generation more tailored to the current settings. Make a note that a particular setting effects the htaccess generation.

@Froggie
There is a global setting for that; here is the patch that makes it work correctly #566106: boost_has_site_changed() function not working.
Enable the "Expire content on cron only if the sites content has changed." checkbox.

In a more specific manner you can select different expiration times for different content types with the "Boost: Pages cache configuration" Block. So for nodes do something like 52 weeks and for views do 1 hour, front page do 1 min. Not expiring pages that contain multiple nodes, like views/panels (#453908: Hook for panel node types - expiration of static cache; panel containing multiple nodes), is a bad idea. Also if you have dynamic content, then a low expiration time is a good idea, otherwise that dynamic info will not be updated.

Inside boost_cron(): Bypass cache expiration and load to be expired content in the crawler.

First step done. Rules get selectively generated based on settings.

Whats left to do is put in the logic so crawler loads up the correct URL's and cron doesn't clear the expired cache.

patch is in with checkbox commented out.

did it

works on windows now as well

committed