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The robots.txt protocol is used to tell search engines (Google, MSN, etc) which parts of a website should not be crawled.

For JIRA instances where non-logged-in users are able to view issues, a robots.txt file is useful for preventing unnecessary crawling of the Issue Navigator views (and unnecessary load on your JIRA server).

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robots.txt の編集

JIRA (version 3.7 and later) installs the following robots.txt file at the root of the JIRA webapp:

# robots.txt for JIRA
# You may specify URLs in this file that will not be crawled by search engines (Google, MSN, etc)
#
# By default, all SearchRequestViews in the IssueNavigator (e.g.: Word, XML, RSS, etc) and all IssueViews
# (XML, Printable and Word) are excluded by the /sr/ and /si/ directives below.

User-agent: *
Disallow: /sr/
Disallow: /si/

または、すでに robots.txt ファイルがある場合は、そのファイルを編集して Disallow: /sr/ および Disallow: /si/ を追加します。。

robots.txt の公開

The robots.txt file needs to be published at the root of your JIRA internet domain, e.g. jira.mycompany.com/robots.txt.

If your JIRA instance is published at jira.mycompany.com/jira, change the contents of the file to Disallow: /jira/sr/ and Disallow: /jira/sr/. However, you still need to put robots.txt file in the root directory, i.e. jira.mycompany.com/robots.txt (not jira.mycompany.com/jira/robots.txt).



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