someone who has ftp password to folder inside of root for editing a page mentioned to me that I was lacking robots.txt . Just wondering how this can be found out from just limited access to a folder? I am wondering if my acccess rights are messed up making my other folders vunerable to this person.
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Robots.txt
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rohgan03
, Feb 20 2004 05:56 PM
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Scottie
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Posted 20 February 2004 - 06:06 PM
robots.txt should be located at
http://www.domain.com/robots.txt
Anyone can check to see if it is there.
http://www.domain.com/robots.txt
Anyone can check to see if it is there.
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Randy
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Posted 20 February 2004 - 06:45 PM
Yeah, finding the robots.txt is easy.
If you're really concerned that this ftp user may not be effectively jailed into their little area, simply log in on their account and see if you can move around into places that you don't want them seeing.
If you're really concerned that this ftp user may not be effectively jailed into their little area, simply log in on their account and see if you can move around into places that you don't want them seeing.
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Brian Turner
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Posted 21 February 2004 - 04:07 PM
When participating in a link exchange, it's often worth checking sites you exchange links with aren't using a robots.txt file to block spider access to the atual links page. 
You seriously think it doesn't happen?
You seriously think it doesn't happen?
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