Hello,
We are running a large MODx Revo based portal with about 5000 resources. The site is divided into 4 contexts reachable through 4 different domains. Each context has it's own news container (Articles plugin). We are routing between these contexts by the superb ContextRouter plugin by Mark Hamstra.
MODx Revo 2.2.5-pl
Since the site went live - the error log is full (1,9 MB) of entries like this:
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[2012-11-20 09:54:20] (WARN @ /index.php) `3026` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 09:54:20] (WARN @ /index.php) `3025` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 09:54:20] (WARN @ /index.php) `3024` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 09:54:20] (WARN @ /index.php) `3023` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 09:54:20] (WARN @ /index.php) `3022` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:02:50] (WARN @ /index.php) `2054` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:02:50] (WARN @ /index.php) `2053` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:02:50] (WARN @ /index.php) `2052` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:02:51] (WARN @ /index.php) `2051` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:02:51] (WARN @ /index.php) `2050` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:02:51] (WARN @ /index.php) `2049` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:02:51] (WARN @ /index.php) `2048` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:18:54] (WARN @ /index.php) `24` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:28:16] (WARN @ /index.php) `2849` was requested but no alias was located.
[2012-11-20 10:28:16] (WARN @ /index.php) `2848` was requested but no alias was located.
...
I can't find any problem so far - and it seems all resources are reachable.
What's strange is the fact, that I cant believe that all of these resource documents are already clicked in frontend.
I think it's the google bot indexing the whole site. But why this warning?
What can be done to prevent this?
Greetings,
Martin