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The above is on an Amazon server. By blocking the those bots, you are blocking your feed.
Please delete this <Files ~ ".*">xxxxxxxx< /Files> and try again.
Code:
order allow,deny
allow from all
Deny from us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com
Deny from compute.amazonaws.com
Deny from amazonaws.com
Deny from compute-1.amazonaws.com
Deny from us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com
Deny from .us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com
hello that above code wont work the only one that does is the one you gave me before.
In the ban spiders mod you need to shorten the useragent string to catch more, if you are using my mod then it looks for the entire string that you entered in the list, if you shorten it to say amazonaws it will ban every bot with that in its string.
If you want to ban them via robots.txt you can use this:
In the ban spiders mod you need to shorten the useragent string to catch more, if you are using my mod then it looks for the entire string that you entered in the list, if you shorten it to say amazonaws it will ban every bot with that in its string.
Already done that and it makes no difference
Thanks for the robot txt i will try that
Thanks
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Max Taxable
Amazon is a ISP, and the user agent strings you're posting aren't bots per se. They could very well be people you're blocking.
Many thanks i thought that but they all come at once in their hundreds and then suddenly leave.
Its not really a big deal really its just when i am viewing them on whosonline and there are hundreds it just get annoying lol
09-26-2016, 04:28 PM
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