Give Googlebot access to robots.txt

Atools good evening, if the box is on your site, then you can create or change files using a similar logic: https://1b.app/ua/forum/integrations-with-online-stores/8975-zakrit-ot-indeksatsii-crm-sistemu-no- ostavit-dlya-indeksatsii-internet-magazin/ if it's a rental - only box admins have access to the site - describe in more detail what exactly should go into robots.txt, preferably with examples and maybe they'll set it up for you.

We have a lease, you need to give access to Google bots to scan the media folder with product photos for Google Merchant Center

[quote] Atools wrote: We have a lease, you need to give access to Google bots to scan the media folder with product photos for Google Merchant Center [/quote] since you are on rent then we will arrange it for you. Tell me what exactly Google is asking you for? allow photo from folder media/shop/ ?

[quote] Ustimenko Igor OneBox production wrote: [quote] Atools wrote: We have a lease, you need to give access to Google bots to scan the media folder with product photos for Google Merchant Center [/quote] since you are on rent then we will arrange it for you. Tell me what exactly Google is asking you for? allow photo from folder media/shop/ ? [/quote] as written in the help https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/6098154?hl=uk Make changes to the robots.txt file on your web server to allow Google's web crawler access to the images you submit. The robots.txt file is usually located in the root directory of the web server (for example, http://www.example.com/robots.txt). To give us access to the entire site, in the file allow the Googlebot-image user agent to crawl images and the Googlebot user agent to crawl web pages. To do this, modify your robots.txt file as follows: User-agent: Googlebot Disallow: User-agent: Googlebot-image Disallow: to the photo folder