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From: Gary Crutcher <gcrutcher@datatrek.com>
Subject: robot.txt file
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I have been checking my apache server's logfile and noticed that a number
sites have been trying to access a file called "robot.txt".  What is this
file and do I need it on my system.

Thanks,

Gary Crutcher