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I set up prerender.io for CRA and it works well, but when bot hits URL without parameters it puts in the end of URL - string ".var"

I tried variations of (.*) but it seems not working. Any ideas?

Here is .htaccess file

I would like to block some specific pages from being indexed / accessed by Google. This pages have a GET parameter in common and I would like to redirect bots to the equivalent page without the GET parameter.

Example - page to block for crawlers:

mydomain.com/my-page/?module=aaa

Should be blocked based on the presence of module= and redirected permanently to

mydomain.com/my-page/

I know that canonical can spare me the trouble of doing this but the problem is that those urls are already in the Google Index and I'd like to accelerate their removal. I have already added a noindex tag one month ago and I still see results in google search. It is also affecting my crawl credit.

What I wanted to try out is the following:

I am trying to get allowed and disallowed parts of a user agent in robots.txt file of netflix website using following code:-

I am trying to write a rule that says the URL must not contain the text "sitemap" in ANY PART of the REQUEST_URI variable:

Apache seems to ignore the condition below. I am trying to make sure that if the request URI has the word sitemap in it, to not do the Rewrite rule. Example:

http://www.mysites.com/sitemap or http://www.mysites.com/sitemap/users/sitemap1.gz

I'm running .Net Core middleware and an AngularJS front-end. On my main page, I have google analytics script tags, and other script tags necessary for verifying with third-party providers. Prerender.io removes these by default, however, there's a plugin "removeScriptTags". Does anyone have experience turning this off with the .Net Core Middleware?

A better solution may be to blacklist the crawlers you don't want seeing cached content, though I'm not sure this is configurable. In my case, it looks like all the user-agents below are accessing Prerender.io cached content.

Here is my "crawlerUserAgentPattern" which are the crawlers that should be allowed to access the cached content. I don't see the ones above on this list so I'm confused as to why they're allowed to access.

"(SeobilityBot)|(Seobility)|(seobility)|(bingbot)|(googlebot)|(google)|(bing)|(Slurp)|(DuckDuckBot)|(YandexBot)|(baiduspider)|(Sogou)|(Exabot)|(ia_archiver)|(facebot)|(facebook)|(twitterbot)|(rogerbot)|(linkedinbot)|(embedly)|(quora)|(pinterest)|(slackbot)|(redditbot)|(Applebot)|(WhatsApp)|(flipboard)|(tumblr)|(bitlybot)|(Discordbot)"

I am making an inventory management site using Angular and Firebase. Because this is angular, there are problems with web crawlers, specifically Slack/Twitter/Facebook/.etc crawlers that grab meta information to display a card/tile. Angular does not do well with this.

I have a site at https://domain.io (just the example) and, because of the angular issue, I have a firebase function that created a new site that I can redirect traffic to. When it gets the request (onRequest), I can grab whatever query parameters I've sent it and call the DB to render the page, server-side.

So, The three examples that I need to redirect are:

I've spent the last 3 hours trying everything to disable TLSv1 on Nginx. I've scoured the web and tried everything mentioned but to no avail.

Things I've tried include:

• reordering "default_server" to be before ssl in the server tab

• removed preferred ciphers

• commenting out vast amounts of "ssl_" configs to see if that helps

At all times, I tested the domain using "openssl s_client -connect example.com:443 -tlsv1" after restarting the nginx service

Here is my /etc/nginx/nginx.conf file:

I would like to redirect bad bots to an error page. The code below works great, but I do not know how to redirect all those bad bots / ip addresses to the error page (https://somesite.com/error_page.php) Is there a way to do that? This is what I am using in my .htaccess file: