Hello: I was hoping to get some insight on how others may be "managing" a global robots.txt file in a shared hosting environment.
In general, we have a few sites that use the same Witango code base and have the same "root" directory and therefore currently "share" the same robots.txt file. As you might imagine, I now have the need to configure the robots.txt file differently for certain clients. Since Witango does not serve the .txt files I obviously can not use any meta tags. I've done a little bit of research online (e.g. robotstxt.org and a few forums) and haven't been able to find a solution to what I would think would be a somewhat common problem. I don't see any way of utilizing Witango to manage this but maybe we are overlooking something. BTW, we are using multiple IIS 6.0 servers in a load balanced configuration. Thank you in advance for any assistance. John ============================================================== John Hotaling [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://www.AuctionAnything.com> www.AuctionAnything.com AuctionAnything.com, Inc. 509 S. Chickasaw Trail #168 Orlando, FL 32825-7852 Tel: 407.282.8568 Ext 160 Fax: 407.540.9574 ============================================================== ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
