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The error is in my error logs after a robot traverses the site. I know I can stop them by adding a text file with the User-agent: * Disallow: /- but I am wondering if the error is something I should rectify? Be concerned with?
I am also aware you can use the meta tags to disallow a robot- but this is not fool proof. With so many robots on the scene it is difficult to list those you want and those you don't unless you simply say - no to all. Wondering what the best way to deal with robots.txt is? Thanks for any help |
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Hi thanks- your right of course- what it should say is after a spider traverses the site I get an error on my log-robot.txt not avail-occasionally! I have used meta tags to dis-allow spiders but it does not work to avoid the error. I also have a robots.txt file- thanks for your example- this is what I have also. I meant to say spider where it says robots- sorry. I guess I will just stay with what I have- and figure its not a problem. Thanks for your help!
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