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-if your front page is on an address that's deeper inside the folder structure, then that might be what the rep was referring to.
Anyway, it sounds absurd to me - servers and SE's do know how what is the web root of a system, even if it's buried in a lot of /fhsl/hesl/~hsdjk/ -stuff.
Robots.txt is not useful in this respect.
/claus
It's something that should not have to be done under normal circumstances but the rep probably means setting your index page in the .htaccess file.
A simple entry:
DirectoryIndex default.htm
Substitute whatever the filename is for your homepage.
Some tips - For simple (most) situations the .htaccess is located in your root folder. Type -la in the file mask box of whichever FTP program you use to 'unhide' the current file (if it exists). Use ASCII to upload the file.
Jim
Has anyone else heard of something like this happening before to them? I honestly have no idea what in the world happened, but I am scared for INK to hit Yahoo. It's going to kill me, and I have no way to figure out why in the world I was blacklisted.