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This is a discussion on Yahoo Bot Crawl Delay: Any harm? within the General Discussion forums, part of the vBulletin SEO Discussion category; Hello, we still have ~400 Yahoo Bots online at our site, which generally spoken is a good thing. Even with ...
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Hello, we still have ~400 Yahoo Bots online at our site, which generally spoken is a good thing. Even with their new Bot recently relaunched we have that many bots online. But the performance impact is noticable, so we think of placing a crawl delay for the bot in our robots.txt, see: Yahoo! Help - We think of Code: User-agent: Slurp Crawl-delay: 5 Will it help reducing the queries of Y Bot to reduce our server's load? I guess so... Thanks, Lian |
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Found it: Quote:
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FYI Yahoo released a new version of Slurp. It's supported to be more efficient in crawling and aims to reduce bandwidth consumption (and performance impact): Yahoo Slurp - New Version of Search Engine Crawler Released
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Thanks, I've read the thread. I wonder why we still have ~400 online during (bot) peak times... |
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