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Hey guys,

I run a dynamic web service and I will start building static sitemaps for it pretty soon. The fact that my app lives in a multitude of servers doesn't make it easy to distribute frequently updated static files throughout the servers.

My idea was to host the files in AWS S3 and point my robots.txt sitemap directive there. I'll use a sitemap index so, every other sitemap will be hosted on S3 as well.

I could dynamically mirror the content from the files in S3 through my app, but that would be a little more resource intensive than just serving the static files from a common place.

Any ideas? Thanks!

Not really, my app is written in PHP and I'm doing a simple http redirect.

Hi guys.

On my website I have an action that will only perform if you are logged into your account, otherwise you are redirected to the login page causing a 302 redirection.

When SEOmoz crawls my website, it gets all these redirections to the login page, but I really can't do much better so what is the best way of fixing this?

I've thought of using rel="nofollow", but I want make sure this change will fix my issue, both with the SEOmoz crawler and any other search engine crawler.

Thank you guys so much!