How does search engine crawl password protected website?
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A really good site to look at for information like this is hard to find.  I suspect that one can do it using the robots.txt file and some of the metacommands that they respond to from it.  A place to start would be one of the URLs below or by searching the term robots.txt.  I hope this helps you find your answer.
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I recommend using the tools available free in Visual Web Developer Express. It makes password management a snap and I'm  much more confident in its security than any cut-and-paste code.  \n\nDownload at http://asp.net\n\nDownloading and installing VWD will take 20 minutes or so but it will make all of your web developing soooo much quicker.\n\nAlso see their streaming how-to videos at:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/learning/learn/newtodevelopment/default.aspx
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hapens if you have a weak password
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You use the 'The Robots Exclusion Standard' which is designed for that purpose. It is very simple, you placee a small text file in your root domain and this tells the search engine robots what they can and cannot do on your site. Read about it here http://www.searchengineworld.com/robots/robots_tutorial.htm
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In Internet Explorer:\n\nTools --> Internet Options --> Content --> Content Advisor --> Enable --> Approved Sites\n\nEnter the websites to block, then hit the "Never" button. Hit "Apply" at the bottom. It will prompt you to set a password. From then on, you will need that password to go to that site.
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lol.. its not a game...\n\n and there is no way you can find out if someone if "bruteforcing" your site. What i suggest ou do is get a securiy box thingy. its one of those thingies that displays distorted numbers and letters and are requiired to tpye them in.
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If you mean usernames and passwords for informative websites, try your local library for a list of passwords to subscription search engines.  If you're talking about a list of passwords for non-informative websites, I have no knowledge on the topic
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http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-NVb99sQ4RK5BVgIbxdcQdcRtfT8-?cq=1&p=22\n\nThe Google and Yahoo search engines can be programmed to search only your site.
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the Microsoft Internet Explorer content filter works well.\ntools>internet options>content tab>enable the "content adviser and change the settings to your desired effect. A window will pop up asking for the password when you try to view a bad site, in case it's you looking. depending on where you have the settings, it does go a little overboard (i.e. homestarrunner.com), so be prepared to check sites they wish to view and take the off the list if necessary(by hitting allow on the password popup)
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There are two methods available to do this:\n\n1. At the server level. Apache and IIS have a method of creating directory-level usernames and passwords. This method requires access to the configuration. In Apache it is called Authentication, Authorization and Access Control. IIS is somewhat different, but they both achieve the same goal. Once the username and password is entered correctly, the user can move freely around a 'restricted area' of the site until they close the browser.\n\n2. Server-Side Programming. This method uses a combination of server-side programming and database (to store usernames and passwords). There are several slightly different methods to achieve this, but they all use similar means. When a user logs onto a site, the username and password is authenticated against a database. The script then writes a cookie to the user's PC, and they can then access the restricted content.\n\nLook at the links for more information
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Good try, but it is not uniformed, the passwords are set by the sites admin, they are not universal.\n\nJohn B.
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yes..my friedn told me all about it\nit is like password.com or something dont know for sure
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you can actually report you web to yahoo web crawler through Yahoo site explorer.\ngo to this adress:http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/\ntype the url of your site in the search bar, press enter to see if your site has been indexed. if not, there is a link "submit it for free", click it and submit it by yahoo help manual.
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in 2 steps:\n1.u have 2 compress this folder \n2.use the compressed folder 2 make a password protection(it's in the program options).\nenjoy it...\n                                                                            bye:)
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Search engines use very powerful or robust program codes which are called crawlers (or spiders), which crawl through the internet looking for new websites, if they find any, then they automatically catch the link to that site and include it in the storage directory. More powerful the crawler, better is the search engine.
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On all your internet browsers:\nGo to TOOLS or INTERNET OPTIONS\nand clear all passwords - you may need to look around for it. \n\n(You can also clear website history, cache, downloads, and cookies - for when the internet seems way to slow).
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hello,\nyou dont need a program, just select which directory you want to make "password protected" .. your host should give this option. If not I would suggest a different host like yahoo hosting which has this option.