I would like to know when I should put the robots.txt file on Jira or Confluence standalone instances.
Assume that in this case I do not have a webserver in from of these instances and that they are running in the root directory of the domain, like: "jira.example.com" as opposed to a subdirectory.
Google says:
Instructions For Standalone Editions On Their Own Domain
- Open your Confluence install directory and save the appropriate file as
\confluence\robots.txt
. For examplec:\confluence-2.5.4-std\confluence\robots.txt
- Visit your Confluence domain and confirm that the robots.txt is now accessible in the root directory. For example, if your domain is http://confluence.atlassian.com then the file should be accessible at http://confluence.atlassian.com/robots.txt
From: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DISC/Prevent+Search+Engine+Indexing+Using+Robots.txt
See also: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Using+robots.txt+to+hide+from+Search+Engines
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