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If you look above, you'll notice that I uninstalled this hack the other day. What does this have to do with robots.txt?
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then I asked, "What do I have to do to fix it?"
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Gee... thanks for your wonderfull insight.
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You have server relative paths in your file. You need paths relative to your web root. It's not hard to fix, google robots.txt and there are lot's of examples. Like /thisfile.php /forums/admincp/ Hope that helps. |
Noppid,
Yes, I actually got the idea for that robots.txt file from another user using vBulletin. This user seamed to know what he was talking about... However, I'll keep an open mind with your recommendations and look into this a little more now. The reason I visit a forum like this is to 'learn'. So chastising me for asking questions in a forum where I can learn is not very encouraging. Finally, thank you for posting something that is helpfull. I do appreciate yours and anyone's feedback. |
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As for your friend that "knows", you have your eggs in the wrong basket. Find a new place to get advice. |
<a href="http://www.webtoolcentral.com/webmaster/tools/robots_txt_file_generator/" target="_blank">http://www.webtoolcentral.com/webmas...ile_generator/</a>
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