I have a web site with two views on the front page that are expected to form two columns.

http://dscam.m2osw.com/

One of the column is at times very wide because I mistakenly include a <pre> block in my posts. I wanted to be able to clear that block using the Boost Block with the Flash Cache button...

So I went to my Blocks, added the "Boost: Expiration Relationship" to my right column, and Poof! It exploded the front page which now has an output of over 5Mb (and by default mod-security prevents me from seeing it since it is so large...)

The output is actually a dump like array of all the router entries. There is a small snapshot of the 5Mb+

Array
(
    [router-in] => Array
        (
            [node] => Array
                (
                    [page_callback] => node
                    [page_id] => 1
                )

            [term:75 base:cache/normal/dscam.m2osw.com] => Array
                (
                    [page_callback] => taxonomy
                    [page_id] => 75
                    [base_dir] => cache/normal/dscam.m2osw.com
                )

            [term:525 base:cache/normal/dscam.m2osw.com] => Array
                (
                    [page_callback] => taxonomy
                    [page_id] => 525
                    [base_dir] => cache/normal/dscam.m2osw.com
                )

            [term:7 base:cache/normal/dscam.m2osw.com] => Array
                (
                    [page_callback] => taxonomy
                    [page_id] => 7
                    [base_dir] => cache/normal/dscam.m2osw.com
                )

At this time, the work around is for me not to show that block on that website. Note that I do use the block on other websites without any trouble... Only this one with the many views that are included (i.e. the two columns of the contents are two views, I have another two at the top and another one at the bottom. So 5 views total on that page.)

Let me know what you think could cause that, and I can look and test the code on my end with that site and let you know what I find.

Thank you.
Alexis Wilke