Scan domain don't work for my site installed in the folder

Clément

• March 06, 2019 09:34

Hello there,

 

My problem is easy.

 

I have a site with multiple subsite installed in folders (for different language).

For exemple :

Site.com (en) and site.com/de or site.com/fr

 

I'm looking to use only Cookiebot on one folder (site.com/de), but cookiebot scan me all the URLs on my domain.

It is possible to cut the scan for the domain but just allow the folder only ?

 

Thanks for you help.

Clément

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  Elina - vConnect - Community Supporter

  • March 11, 2019 16:16

  Hi Clément,

  I`m not sure I completely understand your question and apologize if so, but here are some articles, which may help you:

  • Do subdomains require a separate subscription?
  • Can I add several websites under 1 subscription?

  If this is not helpful for you, please feel free to write us again.

  Regards,
  Elina

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  Eduardo Martins

  • June 26, 2019 14:55

  Hi Elina,

   

  I've the same issue... i have a domain with diferent sites in each folder, how can i scan them separately?

   

  Example:

  domain.com/dev/client1

  domain.com/dev/client2

   

  In the config of cookiebot, if i add "domain.com/dev/client1" has my domain, i get an error that its not a valid domain, so add only  "domain.com" and ok it's valid... but then i should add a domain alias "/dev/client1" but the scan don't go to this folder.

   

  How should i proceed in a setup like this?

   

  Thanks

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  Spas – vConnect – Community Supporter

  • May 05, 2020 13:24
  • Edited

  Hi Pedro B.

  Cookiebot treats domains and subdomains separately. This is because Cookiebot needs to scan each domain/sub-domain in-depth. Therefore, you need a subscription for each of your domains and each of your subdomains, because the subscription plans are per domain and per subdomain and you must pay one subscription for each of your domains.
  However, you could handle multiple domains from one account. And domain alias could be used for development or test purposes.
  
  For example, "domain.com" is your domain and it could be scanned completely. If you would like to scan domain.com/dev/client1 and domain.com/dev/client2 as two separate domains/sub-domains you would need a subscription for each of your domains and each of your subdomains and you should require them to be scanned separately.

  Regards,
  Spas

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