Eugen Bobrowski

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Thanks for bug submitting. It is very important for plugin development.

I will fix it in version 1.7

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Eugen Bobrowski.

Hi. The the robots.txt file managed by this plugin is virtual. So the file must be missing in the file system. And you need to have enabled rewrite mode on your web-server.

This should be a support request, not a review.

However, I have to ask, why would you post a negative review without even submitting a support request first? It as possible on support page and issues page on GitHub. The link is placed on antispam statistic page in admin side of your side.

This plugin designed for themes that use in comment form a standard classes and fields name. And it reject comments that are submitted by bots. So if you spam was submitted by human than message would not be rejected. But it can be marked as spam by you.

I really am sorry to hear that you had an issue.

Hi! Which theme do you use?

Thanks for bug submitting. It was fixed. Please update a plugin

I didn’t test it on multisite installation. But you can try. If it save and apply your options then you can use it.

If it not work I will plan it for next release.

No. It help you only if WordPress is installed in the root.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots_exclusion_standard#About_the_standard

When a site owner wishes to give instructions to web robots they place a text file called robots.txt in the root of the web site hierarchy (e.g. https://www.example.com/robots.txt).

Thanks.

No. Still the plugin protects only comments.

But write, please, witch plugins need compatibility. It help to develop following releases.

do you have this problem yet??

Ok, thanks! I will fix it in new release soon.

Thanks! It will be in new release! Soon.

Thanks. I will update the plugin!

Hello there,

Sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

Do you resolve this problem?