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Maybe this instruction will be useful for you - Instruction - Blocking extra bots using nginx
Hi, IgorG, thanks for answering. commenting on that link and I saw it and by the way is very good, but my problem is that it is not really a bot or rather is not identified as such, is a user who uses the code to crawl my site from the browser mentioned above, what it does is redirect to the web page through a web that we can say that this website acts as a router.
I should do something like block the domain that does the redirect, if not something strange like many requests in a short time.
regards
I should do something like block the domain that does the redirect, if not something strange like many requests in a short time.
regards
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