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Non-indexed file (?) still found in Google

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You can check on Google Webmaster if the robots.txt is interpreted correctly by Google. You can also request the removal of a URL from the index there.

Fabian 2010-07-26 08:55:43

Yes, GWT interpreted it correctly. If I look at "Crawl errors"" I even see a remark "URL restricted by robots.txt" for this page on "Jul 19, 2010"

waanders 2010-07-26 09:04:45

Sure I can request a removal. But I was wondering why it's found. Now I've to ask for a removal AFTER somebody tried to hack (??) my site :-(

waanders 2010-07-26 09:58:22

@waanders: request a removal *and* ask Google why it's still found.

Joachim Sauer 2010-07-26 10:49:07

I did, my request is pending. How can ask Google that question?

waanders 2010-07-26 12:18:55

Google has accepted my request, the page is no longer found with the "inurl" query. I'm still wondering why there's a difference between the "inurl:" and the "site:" command.

waanders 2010-08-02 07:57:12

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