Re: [WebDNA] Is a '.webdna' suffix better?
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2008
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 100863
interpreted = N
texte = >> While we are on the topic of Google and searching for "WebDNA." >> Donovan or Christopher, you should see if SMSI would be willing to >> contact Google and remove all the cached pages that are still >> floating around. Since the smithmicro.com website is not producing >> 404 errors, Google will maintain those cached copies for a very >> long time. If the SMSI guys are clueless, tell them to contact >> Google through the Google Webmaster Tools and request the pages to >> be removed. > > webdna.smithmicro.com is just pointing at dev.webdna.us: SmithMicro > kindly changed their IP for our. So, this is our pages. Hmmm, this is probably not the best way to deal with it. While the domain still works Google will keep it in the listings and keep trawling the 'SMSI' website. Ideally you should get SMSI to do a 301 redirect, similar to the code I posted yesterday for redirecting a suffix change (or use Donovan's WebDNA version - assuming it works ;-) and that SMSI still have WebDNA on their server) In apache it would be... RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^ webdna\.smithmicro\.com RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://dev.webdna.us/$1 [R=301,L] Then Google's crawler will realise these pages have moved and re-index them properly with your domain. Cheers Paul
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>> While we are on the topic of Google and searching for "WebDNA." >> Donovan or Christopher, you should see if SMSI would be willing to >> contact Google and remove all the cached pages that are still >> floating around. Since the smithmicro.com website is not producing >> 404 errors, Google will maintain those cached copies for a very >> long time. If the SMSI guys are clueless, tell them to contact >> Google through the Google Webmaster Tools and request the pages to >> be removed. > > webdna.smithmicro.com is just pointing at dev.webdna.us: SmithMicro > kindly changed their IP for our. So, this is our pages. Hmmm, this is probably not the best way to deal with it. While the domain still works Google will keep it in the listings and keep trawling the 'SMSI' website. Ideally you should get SMSI to do a 301 redirect, similar to the code I posted yesterday for redirecting a suffix change (or use Donovan's WebDNA version - assuming it works ;-) and that SMSI still have WebDNA on their server) In apache it would be... RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^ webdna\.smithmicro\.com RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://dev.webdna.us/$1 [R=301,L] Then Google's crawler will realise these pages have moved and re-index them properly with your domain. Cheers Paul
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