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I need some serious help. My website is being crawled 24x7 and that reduces the load time of the website to a point, where 30% of the traffic is showing as error code 206 in my awstats. I need to stop these automated crawlers from accessing my site.
These crawlers may include email extractor, data miners etc. Any help will be highly appreciated. |
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Have you tried setting up a robot text file in your website's root directory?
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Yes
I have robots.txt in my root and this is what it says
PHP Code:
Is this not enuff to stop those BOTS? |
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Not if the bot doesn't respect robots.txt. You can do a few things:
1. Configure your webserver or your firewall to disallow by IP address. 2. Configure your webserver to disallow particular user-agents if the crawl bots use distinct user agents.
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