Hi,
I have a plugin that generates a custom feed of data from a WordPress site. On a particular site that this is running, there are over 10,000 items, and the feed is around 16M and takes several minutes to generate. This would be fine except the site in question also has w3 total cache set up.
This is causing all output to be buffered, and the feed consumers time out as no data is produced within a "reasonable" time period. Right now I've bodged around this by using ob_end_flush() in my feed producing code - but it'd be nice if I could turn off buffering using something like:
define ( 'DONOTCOMPRESS', true );
or similar?