i just recognized that google & co. crawl/index my adminconsole on port 9090 and 9091. Is there a way to disallow google to index this site? Sure by adding the metatag <meta name=“robots” content=“noindex, nofollow”> to index.jsp - but that file i cant locate or even edit. So maybe you guys can add this at the next release? Also there is no way to do it with the robots.txt because “Disallow: www.domain.com:9090” doesn’t work.
In any case I would plock access to the admin console - if access to plugins is needed one should use a reverse proxy in front of Openfire. Such a reverse proxy does also write an access.log file, that’s quite useful for internet applications.
How would google even find your server at port 909x. They crawl on port 80. Unless there is a website out there on port 80 (Fastpath, Sparkweb, or som custom page) with a link to your server admin ports then I don’t see how this would have started. You can contact google and request it be stopped.
I don’t know! There is no website out there, that link to my admin console and i never set a link to it. But anyway google indexed the page. Of course i requested google to remove the page from the index (takes time) but this is only a temporary fix because i don’t tell google “to not index” this page again - so that’s because i am asking.