406 Error Code?
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Hi,
The Crawl Diagnostic section of my campaign reporting is displaying 406 error code on almost all the pdf files of my website. But I can access them normally and there is no problem while doing so. Then, why this error status code?
Regards,
Shailendra Sial
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Yes, thanks for the update.
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Thanks for the update Keri!
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We made some tweaks to Roger, and he got a bit more sensitive and started displaying that error when he shouldn't have. We released another update today, and your next crawl should look OK again.
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