Hi All:
Another far-fetched question:
Is there anyway that a search engine spyder can be identified with analog?
I tried pulling out robots.txt but I get 600+ redirects on it but only two
hits on it, one from me? (go figure) Is there some sort of tell-tale
behaviour? Don't say that any host that retrieves a lot of files, that
could be any proxy server. I have some that swallow hundreds of files at a
time.
Thanks for the help.
Ron Woodall
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