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Overview

After creating your RSL license in the editor, you need to publish it so bots can discover and read your licensing terms. Your RSL should be available at:
https://yourdomain.com/license.xml

How It Works

Your license.xml file is hosted on Supertab Connect servers, while your CDN is responsible for proxy request from your domain to Supertab.
User requests: https://yourdomain.com/license.xml

Your CDN rewrites path and forwards to Supertab Connect

Supertab Connect returns your license XML

CDN caches and serves to user
The license file is served on your domain with no redirects.

Publishing Methods

Choose the method that fits your infrastructure:

Automated Publishing

Publish your license.xml directly from within the RSL Editor, we configure your CDN to proxy requests. Supported CDNs:
PlatformRequirements
AkamaiComing Soon
AWS CloudFrontAWS IAM Credentials
CloudflareComing Soon
FastlyComing Soon
VercelComing Soon

Manual Publishing

For direct control over serving your license.xml.
Platform
CloudFrontCloudFront functions
More CDN-specific guides coming soon, including Cloudflare and Fastly.

After Publishing

Once your license is published:
  1. Verify it works: Visit https://yourdomain.com/license.xml in your browser
  2. Update robots.txt: Add a License directive so bots can discover your license

Update robots.txt

Add the License directive to your robots.txt file.