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"google's machine" identifies itself, and has ways of being signaled to not activate your script -- its easy to deny it access
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Re^8: Google AdSense Code cause double entries of search terms in the log table
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 22, 2010 at 06:37 UTC
    Yeah, I've thought of designing the script to block Google Machine's IP which is 66.249.71.196 presently.

    But IP, 66.249.71.196 is discovered after the fact. I can design the script to deal with this particular IP.

    What if Google changes its Machine IP in future, or dynamically changes its IP. I'm back to square one.

    Any suggestion for a long term solution?
      Yeah, I've thought of designing the script to block Google Machine's IP ...

      Googles crawlers identify themselves, they don't hide their name, and google documents all this. you don't need to know their IP or guess anything