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# If Zabbix frontend is available on the internet, it is suggested to disallow
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# access to it for robots like search engine crawlers. Otherwise they may
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# overload the Zabbix system without offering any benefit.
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#
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# Note that this must not be used for security reasons, as any visitor is
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# free to ignore the contents of this file or use it to know which directories
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# are supposed to be hidden.
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#
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# The following configuration should be used if Zabbix frontend is installed
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# in the root directory of the web server. It will deny access to Zabbix
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# frontend for all robots.
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User-agent: *
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Disallow: /
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# If Zabbix frontend is installed in a subdirectory, for example "zabbix", the
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# "Disallow" directive must be changed to point to that directory:
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# "Disallow: /zabbix/".
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# It is important to make sure that the "Disallow" directory points specifically
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# to the Zabbix frontend directory, since otherwise it may interfere with other
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# websites running on the same domain.