Thanks. Any feedback on it's performance?
I'm running 3 instances on a computer I have laying around.
- I've been running them non-stop for about 5-7 days, running 30 threads each without issue.
- They've crawled about a combined 10 million links.
- Currently using a bit over a gig of memory between all 3.
My main complaint would be that the UI freezes while it's running, but the application continues functioning and you can pause it to make whatever changes you need. This is one thing I love about it versus using Scrapebox. With Scrapebox, you start anything, you have to stop it completely to make changes then restart from the beginning. With Domain Lord, you can pause, add new proxies, change the footprints, etc. then just continue moving along.
Another (minor) complaint is that there isn't a log running where you can see what the application is actually doing. GSA SER spoiled me with that. It makes troubleshooting a breeze. To
@badasscoder's credit, he offered a development version that does run a log, but I didn't want to run a version outside of the core version everyone else is using as I wouldn't want to miss out on updates, or have problems that others might not be experiencing. Hopefully a running log will become an option in a future release.
If you're looking for the number of expired domains it has found, I'll caution: these tools are relatively simple. They data they get back is only as good as the source info you put into them. With that said, I've found about 300 expired Tumblrs. It's worth noting that I'm just running some random tests. I'm sure the success rate would be a lot higher if I wasn't testing different methods.