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**If you miss one step you will get an nginx EMERG error. This is normally a result of not downloading either blockbots.conf, ddos.conf, whitelist-ips.conf, whitelist-domains.conf or blacklist-user-agents.conf into your /etc/nginx/bots.d folder. If any of the include files are missing Nginx will EMERG and will not reload.**
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#### AUTO INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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## AUTO INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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To Make Sure you copy all the correct files you can now use a simple bash setup script for copying the files into the correct nginx folders for you:
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See: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mitchellkrogza/nginx-ultimate-bad-bot-blocker/master/installnginxblocker.sh
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I have added the creation of a Google Disavow text file called google-disavow.txt. This file can be used in Google's Webmaster Tools to block all these domains out as spammy or bad links. Use with caution.
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## Blocking Bad Bots and User-Agents Strings for those who cannot use this full blocker?
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Lots of people are at the peril of their hosting company and do not have root access to the server running behind their web site. If this is your situation check out the automatically generated robots.txt file which will help you to some degree to keep a lot of Bad Bots and User-Agents out of your sites.
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## Blocking Spam Referrers Strings for those who cannot use this full blocker?
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Lots of people are at the peril of their hosting company and do not have root access to the server running behind their web site. If this is your situation check out the automatically generated .htaccess versions of the Spam Referrer Blocker which can be found in this repository https://github.com/mitchellkrogza/apache-ultimate-bad-bot-blocker/tree/master/.htaccess this .htaccess method (FOR APACHE SITES ONLY) will help you to keep all the Spam Referrers in this blocker out of your site. This is mentioned here as a lot of people using CPanel systems think they are sitting behind an Nginx server but in reality are actually running on an Apache Server sitting behind an Nginx Proxy Server. .htaccess does not work on Nginx sites.
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# IT FORKING WORKS !!!
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