Problems with robots.txt

@mrbeduardo You can disable this by using the following filter in your active themes functions.php file:

add_filter( 'wpo_update_plugin_json', '__return_false' );

The data is used in the database optimisations in order to determine if tables are used or belong to uninstalled / deactivated plugins.

I’ll reiterate that the data in this file does not contain sensitive information, and none of the information is directly linked to the website the plugin is installed on.

It’s a list of plugins present on WP.org’s repository and their associated database tables. The only information given by this file is that WP-Optimize is installed on your website.

@mrbeduardo in robots.txt file you can mention location from site root. You can see in your robots.txt file that it has Disallow: /wp-admin/ with out public_html/miproyecto

In the old thread you mention, the rule doesn’t include /wp-content at the time, so it was a problem which is resolved.

Hi!

A few weeks before I resolved the problem pasting the Harshad′s code:
add_filter( ‘wpo_update_plugin_json’, ‘__return_false’ );

But now I deleted the line of code and it′s fixed automactly.
Maybe updating the plugin disappear the problem.