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I have this darn Yandex bot chewing up about 6GB a month in bandwidth indexing my site for an all Russian search engine. First let me say... duh.
Second, I found this global.asa code doing a Google search...
<script language="VBScript" RUNAT="SERVER">
Sub Session_OnStart
If Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") = "77.88.27.25" Then
Response.Redirect "http://www.yandex.com/"
End If
End Sub
</script>
Supposedly this will redirect this guy right back to itself.
What do you guys think? Look good? Is there a better solution?<
Second, I found this global.asa code doing a Google search...
<script language="VBScript" RUNAT="SERVER">
Sub Session_OnStart
If Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") = "77.88.27.25" Then
Response.Redirect "http://www.yandex.com/"
End If
End Sub
</script>
Supposedly this will redirect this guy right back to itself.
What do you guys think? Look good? Is there a better solution?<
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Well, you COULD point him to cia.gov, fbi.gov, whitehouse.gov, or to dod.gov and see how long he stays online lol....<
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Why do it in global.asa? Want to stop him from accessing the all the site altogether and not just the forum?
You could also end the session, no reason to have one more session wasting server memory.<
You could also end the session, no reason to have one more session wasting server memory.<
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Could simply use robots.txt and disallow your site from indexing altogether.<
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Originally posted by CarefreeThat only works if the browser respects the robots.txt file - unfortunately not all do.<
Could simply use robots.txt and disallow your site from indexing altogether.
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You could also end the session, no reason to have one more session wasting server memory.
That sounds awesome. How do I go about doing that?<
Thanks!