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=== Robots === | ===Robots=== | ||
For a simple site, there aren't many restrictions that need to be put in place from a technical perspective. To see what the "Big Boys" do with their robots.txt file, just go to their site and view the file (https://www.Microsoft.com/robots.txt). | For a simple site, there aren't many restrictions that need to be put in place from a technical perspective. To see what the "Big Boys" do with their robots.txt file, just go to their site and view the file (https://www.Microsoft.com/robots.txt). | ||
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</syntaxhighlight>This script is run to generate a new XML SiteMap (Google differentiates between a site map for human reading VS machine reading);<syntaxhighlight lang="text"> | </syntaxhighlight>This script is run to generate a new XML SiteMap (Google differentiates between a site map for human reading VS machine reading);<syntaxhighlight lang="text"> | ||
php /var/www/html/Wiki.TerraBase.info/maintenance/generateSitemap.php --server=https://wiki.terrabase.info --fspath=/var/www/html/Wiki.TerraBase.info/sitemap --urlpath= | php /var/www/html/Wiki.TerraBase.info/maintenance/generateSitemap.php --server=https://wiki.terrabase.info --fspath=/var/www/html/Wiki.TerraBase.info/sitemap --urlpath=sitemap --identifier=Wiki.TerraBase.info --compress=no --skip-redirects | ||
</syntaxhighlight>There's no way to name the file (sitemap.xml) as it auto generates the name (sitemap-WhatEverWebSiteName-NS_0-0.xml, followed by others, but "index" file is the important one) | </syntaxhighlight>There's no way to name the file (sitemap.xml) as it auto generates the name (sitemap-WhatEverWebSiteName-NS_0-0.xml, followed by others, but "index" file is the important one) | ||
It can be run manually start or run by a Systemd Timer or a Cron job (see Other Thoughts for creating a System Timer on CentOS 7 or 8) | It can be run manually start or run by a Systemd Timer or a Cron job (see Other Thoughts for creating a System Timer on CentOS 7 or 8) | ||
In the Google Search Console a SiteMap can be deleted if selected, then using the ... at the upper right to delete. Also, several individuals have noted that the interface shows a "Couldn't fetch" error message, but usually means "pending" (just click around and come back and it should show success). | |||
AutoSitemap Extension; | AutoSitemap Extension; | ||