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uniserver apache error

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can someone please help and tell me what does this mean? i got this error in my apache error.log

 

[Thu Mar 24 12:34:28 2011] [error] [client 65.52.110.13] File does not exist: C:/UniServer/www/robots.txt

 

thank you

Jeret Christopher WEB DESIGNER

The error means just what it says! There is no file named “robots.txt” in folder www

 

Something (may be a web crawler?) has attempted to read that file and the error created and logged in Apache’s error log file. Check in Apache’s access log file for a matching access to file “robots.txt” should provide an indication what attempted to access that file.

 

A robots.txt if it exists prevents crawler logging your site pages. If one does not exits it assumes you wish your site searched and indexed.

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The error means just what it says! There is no file named “robots.txt” in folder www

 

Something (may be a web crawler?) has attempted to read that file and the error created and logged in Apache’s error log file. Check in Apache’s access log file for a matching access to file “robots.txt” should provide an indication what attempted to access that file.

 

A robots.txt if it exists prevents crawler logging your site pages. If one does not exits it assumes you wish your site searched and indexed.

 

 

HI Coral,

 

Thanks :(

Jeret Christopher WEB DESIGNER

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