I like your hosting. Everything is done perfectly, but the server does not allow some search bots from Russia to pass through. For example Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; YandexAccessibilityBot/3.0; +http://yandex.com/bots) Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; YandexBlogs/0.99; robot; +http://yandex.com/bots) Mozil…

[image] TipTop: YandexBot [image] HELP yandex bot was blocked what should I do? Hosting Support Based on the page content, the error is not caused by InfinityFree’s filter. Instead, it look slike your custom code is returning a 403, usually this is configured via .…

Yandex robot receives server response code 403 There are no restrictions in htaccess for the Yandex robot

Please read this thread, the discussion here may help you: [image] Yandex cannot index site dut to error 403 Hosting Support Website URL (please specify the URL of the site on which you are experiencing the problem) Error Message 403 Forbidden Other Informati…

[image] Yandex cannot index site dut to error 403 other sites seem to be indexed without problems What others? I didn’t understand your answer. Are you blocking Russia? Those. What to do? Abandon search engines?

[image] TipTop: What others? I didn’t understand your answer. Some sites hosted on InfinityFree seemed to be indexed fine by Yandex, but others do not. The reason isn’t really known with absolute certainty. [image] TipTop: Are you blocking Russia? Not intentionally as far as I’m aware…

A Full Guide To Cloudflare Cloudflare All this is interesting, but I have a free domain and hosting and I am interested in visitors from Russia Why are you talking about IP permissions? After all, there is a bot name where the word yandex is indicated. I think this is enough to determine it? …

Like @ChrisPAR mentioned, Yandex keeps changing their IP ranges. In that case, InfinityFree’s security system could block Yandex requests due to not having the latest IP address in the whitelist. And it’s better if you buy a custom domain name and index it rather than indexing a free one (it’s just …

I have already said that it is not at all necessary to determine by IP. It’s even easier to use the name of the bot where there is the word yandex If it doesn’t work on the free one, then why will it work on the paid one? Not sure at all. Probably we should fix it, and not offer to pay

[image] TipTop: It’s even easier to use the name of the bot where there is the word yandex It is not the way this security system works, and using a name to validate a request is not a good way. [image] TipTop: If it doesn’t work on the free one, then why will it work on the paid one? …

The server does not allow some search bots from Russia to pass through

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