[Users] Zimbra login page is indexed in search engines by default, is this good or bad?
Randy Leiker
randy at skywaynetworks.com
Thu Mar 21 21:07:54 CET 2019
Hi Barry,
I've seen our own customers do the same thing at times, by Googling "Zimbra" and trying to login to whichever site they find in the search results.
On Synacor's end, it would be trivial to start discouraging search engine spiders by including a meta tag like this on the login page:
< meta name =" robots " content =" noindex,nofollow,noarchive,nosnippet,noimageindex " / >
Combined with adding a robots.txt file in the web site root disallowing indexing of any content on the site, that would at least start reducing the problem gradually as Zimbra admins upgrade over time. But, of course, it doesn't do anything to help with the current situation.
Randy Leiker ( randy at skywaynetworks.com )
Skyway Networks, LLC
1.800.538.5334 / 913.663.3900 Ext. 100
https://skywaynetworks.com
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Subject: [Users] Zimbra login page is indexed in search engines by default, is this good or bad?
Hello All,
Zimbra login page is indexed in search engines by default, is this good or bad?
I see a lot of spammers taking advantage of this, trying to trick people. By referencing
to the domain and found email addresses online.
Also, I see end users that just google Zimbra and try to log-on on the first hit found,
yes I know...
But what is the use for indexing the login page really? Do you think the default
behaviour (indexing) is good?
Please let me know!
Kind regards,
Barry de Graaff
Zeta Alliance
Co-founder & Developer
zetalliance.org | github.com/Zimbra-Community
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