Hi @pamtbaau,
I actually have two sites that I forked from the backup of the original site.
I’ve submitted both of them for google to index a few days ago.
One of them was positivly indexed and also has some other indexed site that links to it. Here the problem seems to be solved by submission to google by the google search console.
However, for the second site, google shows an indexing-error: ‘redirection error’.
Here robots.txt is the unchanged grav default. So no problem there.
But google explains that redirection errors can be caused by
- A redirect chain that was too long
- A redirect loop
- A redirect URL that eventually exceeded the max URL length
- A bad or empty URL in the redirect chain
But since I just copied the indexed site (by the backup, see my explaination in my first post) I can’t imagin what redirection errors I introduced?
The .htaccess of both the original site and the copied site are also grav default.
One thing to mention maybe is, that the problematic site is on a sub-domain:
sitecopy.website.com, where website.de is a fully indexed site.
Do you have any ideas what the redirection errors mean?