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WordPress: Protect your WordPress site from BAD BOTS
How to block bots from seeing your website After dealing with a recent issue of BAD bots hogging up my server resources, I began to look into solutions for keeping these nasty critters out. At one point my web site … Continue reading
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Tagged .htaccess, Bad bots, Black Hole, perishablepress, robots, robots.txt, Wordpress
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How to Stop Known Scrapers from Accessing your Blog?
Scrapers are web sites that syndicate your content into their blogs (stealing) and in some cases end up outranking your site in the search engines for articles), it requires a 2 step process. First, who is it? and then 2nd … Continue reading
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Tagged .htaccess, blogging, blogs, IP Address, scrapers, scraping, WHOIS, Wordpress
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301 redirect WWW to non WWW (.htaccess)
In some cases you’ll want to make sure and re-direct all usage of WWW to you non WWW web address. This will also consolidate your homepage link juice to make sure that only 1 url is getting credit rather than … Continue reading
WordPress: ‘http error crunching’ message when uploading files?
01- Open your .htaccess file located in your blogs root (in a text editor) 02- Add the following code to the beginning of the file and Save AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
WordPress: .htaccess tip – Redirect feeds to FeedBurner Instantly
This method is so simple, I dont know why folks bother with any other way. You want to sign up for a Feedburner account and have folks sign up for that one rather than your default WordPress RSS (This makes … Continue reading
