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Robots.txt is text file used by Website owners to give instructions about their site to web robots. Basically it tells robots which parts of the site are open and which parts are closed. This is called The Robots Exclusion Protocol.
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Robots.txt for multiple domains with same website
I have the following three domains:
example1.com (Disallow)
example2.com (Disallow)
example3.com (allow)
All domain points to same folder which is public_html.
How to disallow search engine …
