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robots.txt
i want that the spiders don't look automaticaly for domain.com/robots.txt file.. i DON"T want to block spiders.. i just don't want they looking for robots.txt.. how can i do that?
also, it is possible to change the robots.txt location from meta tags? for example to put robots.txt file in domain.com/xxx/spiders.txt file and tell spiders that there is the robots file |
Why woud you want to stop them looking for one?
Just dont upload one, if there isnt one on the server, it will return a 404 error and youll at least know your site is being spidered. Just a thought. Regards, Lee |
Why do the french always have to cause problems?
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why would you want to do this?
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so make your script not be called when someone tries to access robots.txt
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Hmm he could however use an apache module redirect for text files if he is on a unix based server to accomplish what he wants. I just hope he is doing what i beleive he is trying to do and if so, if he is going to have this script available for resale :Graucho Regards, Lee |
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... unless of course you are running the site on a 386 with 2mb of RAM, I can't see any situation that should cause a (noticeable) slowdown on your server. |
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Regards, Lee |
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All i know is it can be done, we usually ask our host to set that kind of stuff up. Regards, Lee |
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