# Sample robots.txt file (make sure the filename is ALL LOWERCASE on Linux/Unix systems)
# This file should go in your web site's ROOT directory
#  The root directory is where your site's main /index.html file would be found
#  It is usually found in /yourhomedir/public_html/ or /yourhomedir/httpdocs
#  Where "yourhomedir" is your user account's name
#

# This says to apply these settings to ALL search engine spiders/crawlers
User-agent: *

# These settings will keep spiders from indexing your unwanted pages 
#   This assumes that your OSC install is in your web site's ROOT directory
#   ie: http://www.yoursite.com/index.php <- Use if this brings up your OSC main page
Disallow: /_private
Disallow: /_vti_bin
Disallow: /_vti_pvt
Disallow: /_vti_log
Disallow: /stats
Disallow: /BackupRestore



# Feel free to add any other pages on your site that you don't want to be indexed by 
#  the search engines.  
# PLEASE NOTE: Any pages that you list here should be secured by other means if you 
#  don't want people to be able to view them, as some malicious users will look at a
#  robots.txt file to try to find "hidden" or "secret" areas of web sites to find 
#  confidential information.
# Just Uncomment a line or add new ones as you see fit.
# Disallow: /private
# Disallow: /hidden

# IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO HAVE THE GOOGLE IMAGE BOT SCAN YOUR DOMAIN FOR IMAGES
# THEN YOU CAN INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING IN YOUR ROBOTS FILE.
# I FOUND THAT MY BANDWIDTH USAGE DROPPED BY A MASSIVE AMOUNT AFTER I GOT RID
# OF THE GOOGLE IMAGE BOT. ALL I HAD WAS IMAGE HUNTERS STEALING PRODUCT SHOTS
# AND NOT EVEN BROWSING THE SITE.

User-agent: Googlebot-Image
Disallow: /