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Turn off cookies in config URL

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We are implementing a new enterprise search solution that will include content from our documentation library powered by Content Delivery. For that project we are reading metadata from our config URL to help populate search results. A cookie gets created when you hit that URL. Is it possible to turn cookies off for just that portion of the site?

We are able to access our metadata at the following link: https://<ourdomain>/LiveLibrary/v2/content/config

We are using Knowledge Center 2016 R3/Content Delivery 7.5.
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    Hi Tim,

    Which cookie are you referring to, like exact name?
    And is there any authentication set up on your delivery which probably enforces some cookies?
    Perhaps some insight why the cookie is an issue?

    Thanks,
    Dave
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    0 Former Member in reply to Dave De Meyer
    Hi Dave,

    It's a public site, so authentication isn't an issue.

    I'm following up with our developer to get the cookie name. We're implementing a new enterprise search. For search results we're querying both the sitemap and config URLs, and merging them together.

    In any case, we're also exploring some other options around our crawling mechanism. If those work, we won't need to worry about the cookie anymore.

    Appreciate your response! - Tim
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    0 Former Member in reply to Dave De Meyer
    Hi Dave,

    It's a public site, so authentication isn't an issue.

    I'm following up with our developer to get the cookie name. We're implementing a new enterprise search. For search results we're querying both the sitemap and config URLs, and merging them together.

    In any case, we're also exploring some other options around our crawling mechanism. If those work, we won't need to worry about the cookie anymore.

    Appreciate your response! - Tim
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