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schop · 04-10-2004, 07:06 PM

Hi, Have implemented the suggestions in both threads but the result stays the same. Even tested a very basic html file with only a title in the head and a short text in the body. Same result.

If the 404 error would be caused by the missing robots.txt file, where should it be placed in the tree and what content should it have if any?

Also had a closer look at connect.php and config.php. But there are no problems with the database connection and I couldn't see anything wrong with config.php. (BTW, where is $relative_script_path initially set?) Also, php safe_mode is Off.

Which settings are the most likely candidate for the indexing and spidering process to be aborted: Apache, php or phpDig?

Remy

04-10-2004, 07:06 PM	#6
schop Green Mole Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 5	404 Not Found Hi, Have implemented the suggestions in both threads but the result stays the same. Even tested a very basic html file with only a title in the head and a short text in the body. Same result. If the 404 error would be caused by the missing robots.txt file, where should it be placed in the tree and what content should it have if any? Also had a closer look at connect.php and config.php. But there are no problems with the database connection and I couldn't see anything wrong with config.php. (BTW, where is $relative_script_path initially set?) Also, php safe_mode is Off. Which settings are the most likely candidate for the indexing and spidering process to be aborted: Apache, php or phpDig? Remy