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Started by capricorn, April 07, 2017, 03:08:45 PM

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capricorn

Hello,

I'm running Generator v.7.2. My server setup is nginx on the front end as a back proxy for Apache.  Nginx is serving static content only and redirecting all http requests to https (443).

In my configuration the starting URL is https://[ External links are visible to forum administrators only ]. However after starting crawling the process immediately stops saying 0 pages were crawled and no xml sitemap is created. I never had a problem earlier with the http site and Apache only on my dedicated server.

I have read some related topics but couldn't find out the reason. Could you please advise where to look?

Best Regards


capricorn

Done. If you need any other information pls let me know.

Thanks


capricorn

Thanks,

XML sitemap is created now after fixing robots.txt.

But why links to HTML and Text sitemaps on a "View Sitemap" tab are starting from http and not from https? It is not a problem since they are redirected to https by the server, however I would think that they should start from https as the link to XML Sitemap. Any suggestions?

BR

XML-Sitemaps Support

Hello,

you need to access generator using [ External links are visible to logged in users only ] as well (not via http://).

capricorn

#6
I access generator by [ External links are visible to forum administrators only ]

After crawling is finished the links to sitemaps are:

HTML SiteMap
www.domain.com/generator/data/sitemap.html shown as [ External links are visible to forum administrators only ]

Text SiteMap
[ External links are visible to forum administrators only ] shown as [ External links are visible to forum administrators only ]

1. XML SiteMap File
[ External links are visible to forum administrators only ] shown as [ External links are visible to forum administrators only ]

XML sitemap link and its text is ok. Two others need to look the same in my opinion - to avoid possible confusion.