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How to properly set up robots.txt in my case?
I did not find the exact solution to my question.
I have a system of subdomains using redirects in .htaccess:
on the server at the root, I created a folder www, which contains folders like "subdomain.domain.com"
as a result, when you enter in the address bar, for example, code.domain.com, htaccess redirects along the path /www/code.domain.com
while the address remains the same - code.domain.com
And here's the question: how to properly prohibit the indexing of directories inside www?
I wrote the directive like this:
Disallow: /www/code.domain.com/
But I'm not sure and I can't even check if it will work.
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Are multiple folders being redirected to the same domain? What is the purpose of this?
Didn't quite understand
. Did you implement subfolders through subdomains?
If I understand correctly, then create robots.txt in each subdomain folder and set Disallow there as you need.
You can check the indexing of a particular link in webmaster tools, either Google or Yandex.
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