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Originally posted by djr
Is it suppose to write a new robots.txt file everytime or do the bots see the robots.php file as robots.txt?
If your answer is it's suppose to write a new robots.txt file, it isn't working for me :-(
And: do I still need a robots.txt file?
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It uses mod_rewrite to send requests to robots.php. You have to create an .htaccess file with the following:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule robots.txt /robots.php (note: this is for the old version. read the new install file

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Upload robots.php to the root web directory (usually public_html). Make sure you run robots.sql using phpMyAdmin.