Urgent : Google analytic not indexing my web site

[NewPowerCord]

Google analytic not indexing my web site (No information is available for this page.)
robots.txt file

User-agent: *
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
Disallow: /*
Disallow: /*zenid=

i found when i upgrade from v1.5.5 to 1.5.6c in robots.txt file
Disallow: /*
what dose it means and why it comes to robots.txt file
dose robots.txt file is neccessory o have or if i delete will itstill indexed?

[dbltoe]

That is not there by default. Someone has changed it from the example loaded with 1.5.6c

User-agent: *Disallow: /cgi-bin/


#
# NOTE: This is only an example file.
#
# If you don't already have a robots.txt file, you may RENAME this one to robots.txt
#
# **** IF YOU USE THIS SAMPLE FILE **** ... THEN YOU SHOULD remove all comments from this file simply by deleting any lines starting with a #


#
#
# ***** Zen Cart doesn't require any specific exclusions for normal operation of Zen Cart activities. *****
# ***** You can fine-tune or customize things according to your own needs related to search-engine results, but that is entirely outside the scope of normal Zen Cart operation. *****
#
#
# If you wish to prevent indexing of your /images folder, add a line that says:
#   Disallow: /images
# (but remove the # from the beginning of the line! )
#
# And if you wish your popup pages to not be indexed, you can add this also:
#   Disallow: /index.php?main_page=popup_image*
# (again, remove the # )
#
# Do not list any private folders here ... otherwise their existence is no longer private.
#
# Your robots.txt file should go in your /public_html or /httpdocs folder,
# (even if your Zen Cart installation might be in a subfolder). Adjust any folder paths accordingly.
#
# For additional reference on settings for robots.txt files, refer to:
#  http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/exclusion.html
#  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots.txt
##
#
#
# * Example robots.txt file
# * @package main
# * @access private
# * @copyright Copyright 2003-2010 Zen Cart Development Team
# * @license http://www.zen-cart.com/license/2_0.txt GNU Public License V2.0
# * @version $Id: robots_example.txt 18944 2011-06-14 15:53:46Z drbyte $
#

You've basically told the SEs that you don't want them to look at anything.

Disallow: /* --- Please Don't Go in There!
Allow: /* --- Come On In!

https://support.google.com/webmaster.../6062596?hl=en is a Google tutorial on how to make a workable robots.txt file.

Remember that this file is a suggestion to SEs. It does not control, deny, or direct. It simply says "Have a look here." and "Please don't look behind that door>"

[mc12345678]

To expound on what dbltoe said, don't use it to prevent accessing say your admin directory... the file is readable by anyone on the Internet, if say the admin directory were listed then it could be known by anyone/anything that reads the file.

[mprough]

Perhaps just for clarification... OP meant Google search or analytics? Second, robots.txt does not prevent indexing. It only prevents information in said index such as title & meta etc. So if OP's site is really not indexed, then robots.txt isn't the issue. If Op is really talking about analytics, then we need a link to the site =)

~Melanie