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Need help with Robots.txt to exclude my root directory only

Asked by pacumming in WebApplications, Web Languages/Standards, Dynamic HTML (DHTML)

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Have a website www.mysite.com
I want to restrict the root which like most web servers is under public.html on a UNIX server.
However all other folders are in that same directory.

I have a sub site at www.mysite.com/mydirectory which I do want indexed.

***I currently have the following which is supposed to not index anything. But now that I added the subfolder of mydirectory off the root, I do want that indexed. I also want it re-indexed as often as possible.

User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /
User-agent: *
Disallow: /

What robots.txt file should I use to NOT index the root which contains www.mysite.com (index.php) but will index sub folders and also cause frequent re-indexing for better SEO results?

Thanks
Peter

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