Is this correct ? If one site on a multi-site setup uses robot.txt module, since the file goes in the root ie public_html, then we would not need to enable this on other sides since the file already exists.

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valthebald
Location Sofia
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depends on your multisite configuration, in most common configuration (one database with for table prefixes for each site) you have to enable module per-site, not once per drupal installation.

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valthebald
Location Sofia
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I don't use robots.txt module, but I suppose it doesn't place file robots.txt physically in site's root, but uses menu system instead. So - see my previous answer

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hass commented
Status: Active » Fixed

As said above there is *no* file on disk. If you do not enable the module per site the virtual file robots.txt does not exists.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.