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[macpaulos]

@MK, Massive thanks for this.
Testing it out now, so far everything is going well as to your instructions. Had a little problem with my rss my end but that's now solved.

@Everyone, something to keep a look out for when signing up for a new statusnet site, How many characters you can put in the post. One site I signed up for only allowed 8 characters per post LOOOOL. Live n learn.

 

[Goodvin211]

Nice method and great idea!

 

[moronic_kaos]

@EVERYONE STILL USING TWITTERFEED:

The site posted above (see update) has a waaay better posting success rate than twitterfeed. I don't know why, but I can't get a lot of the sites to work with twitterfeed.

If you're going to spend time doing this, it'd be well worth it to use the StatusMass website instead. Today I'm going to try and separate the script into separate functions and files to improve speed & use less server resources. Then after that I'll work on getting something graphical you can use (though the commands above will still work for cron-job compatibility).

During this time you might see it go on and offline, and may get some errors as I'll have to debug it again. However, all of your membership info shouldn't change.

 

[kimmer551]

You learn something new every time you come here!

 

[vegaspro22]

I am looking to do this actually but just don't have the time. Any chance I can hire one of you to assist me with this?

PM me

Thanks!

 

[moronic_kaos]

ERROR FIX:

It seems a lot of you have gotten an error that looks like this:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/a1009859/public_html/exportrss.php on line 84

Warning: array_rand() [function.array-rand]: First argument has to be an array in /home/a1009859/public_html/post.php on line 932

TEMPORARY FIX: You cannot use capital letters in the syntax. "rss" is not the same as "RSS". The same goes for "api" and any other argument.

This was something that was overlooked by me and I'm sorry for that. Right now I'm still working on making the code more organized (So I can actually read it), and I'd rather not patch it right now (trying to change as little as possible in case I screw something up). Once I'm done with that (today or tommorow) then I will fix it.

 

[ChrisSEO]

Huge thanks for this man. Will definitely try it out.

 

[macpaulos]

Quick question to anyone with decent knowhow, How do i setup a cron from godaddy for this. Cheers in advance.

 

[moronic_kaos]

To whoever was trying to use my service to post this feed:

http://episodes-tv.blogspot.com/rss.xml

You must upload your CSV file (server list) to a web server. Your CSV file is set to c:\mysites.txt. It needs to look like: http://somesite.com/mysites.txt.

 

[moronic_kaos]

To whoever was using my service to post this feed:

http://silentreflux.net/feed

Your csv file is located on a server with a weird version of permalinks. I tried accessing the file, and I ended up getting a web page. This is common with domain parking sites. You need to upload to a different website that doesn't do this.

 

[moronic_kaos]

To whoever was using my service to post this feed:

http://wembleyticketsstore.co.uk/Find-your/Wembley-Arena-Tickets/feed/rss.html

Your URL's are extremely long. All of these sites have a limit to the length of the post. Although there really isn't much you can do about it right now, the next version of my software will include an automatic URL shortener (through bit.ly).

 

[macpaulos]

Cheers MK, I tried adding the feed using but.ly but still shows my long links Thanks for the work ur putting in.

 

[macpaulos]

Gonna slap the Sh!t outta godaddy, cron keeps giving me

/bin/sh: http://statusmass.com/post.php?api=MYNUMBER: No such file or directory

 

[moronic_kaos]

Cheers MK, I tried adding the feed using but.ly but still shows my long links Thanks for the work ur putting in.

The bit.ly will shorten the RSS feed's URL my script uses, but the links within that RSS feed will still be long.

 

[moronic_kaos]

CRON JOB TROUBLE?:
At this point, I'm not sure why the cron jobs through Go-Daddy & private servers are not functioning properly. I did, however, come up with a solution:

Sign up for http://SetCronJob.com . You aren't required to understand cron syntax in order to use their service. All you have to do is sign up, create a new cron job, point it at the url, and set the delay. I tried it with a demo account I set up, and it worked fine. However, their delays are not exact. I set it for 5 minutes, but it averaged around 15 minutes.



Little tip for hackers: If your gonna try and get my administrator password, don't do it while beta testing is in progress and the admin has his eyes on the server log.

 

[TheInternetViking]

This is a great thread. I had just begun using this method before I found this thread and I wanted to point you in the right direction with an alternative to Twitterfeed (although I have been using that too). There is a wordpress plugin that works absolutely perfectly with any StatusNet Site:

It is called: WP-Status.net
Here's a link to it:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-statusnet/

You can add as many accounts on as many statusnet servers as you want. This plugin will also post to twitter accounts as well.

My strategy has been to sign up 3 twitter accounts for every single blog and then to also sign up at as many of these StatusNet sites as possible too.

Signing up with just 2 Statusnet accounts on an autoblog that posts every hour or so gets me between 150-200 trackbacks that are recognized by Wordpress.

Not all StatusNet sites provide trackbacks to your blog, only a few. So I am very interested in the lists that have been provided in this thread. Has anybody been able to narrow down what the "good" ones are?

If you liked this plugin (which is like ping.fm evolved) that I shared, please hit the "THANKS" button below.

~The Internet Viking~

 

[zeronimo]

Great thread

I'm wondering what is the difference between

statusmass.com script and
wp-statusnet wordpress plugin

@TheInternetViking

Not all StatusNet sites provide trackbacks to your blog, only a few.

Can you tell us what are the StatusNet sites you tested that provide trackbacks.

Thanks

 

[d_ansyori]

This is a great thread. I had just begun using this method before I found this thread and I wanted to point you in the right direction with an alternative to Twitterfeed (although I have been using that too). There is a wordpress plugin that works absolutely perfectly with any StatusNet Site:

It is called: WP-Status.net
Here's a link to it:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-statusnet/

You can add as many accounts on as many statusnet servers as you want. This plugin will also post to twitter accounts as well.

My strategy has been to sign up 3 twitter accounts for every single blog and then to also sign up at as many of these StatusNet sites as possible too.

Signing up with just 2 Statusnet accounts on an autoblog that posts every hour or so gets me between 150-200 trackbacks that are recognized by Wordpress.

Not all StatusNet sites provide trackbacks to your blog, only a few. So I am very interested in the lists that have been provided in this thread. Has anybody been able to narrow down what the "good" ones are?

If you liked this plugin (which is like ping.fm evolved) that I shared, please hit the "THANKS" button below.

~The Internet Viking~

yes it works, depend on how many post, but not work for my autoblog with 1 post/hr,
my site got banned from hosting & my acc got banned from identica

 

[greatusa]

nice pitch moronic . . ha ha real pro!

 

[secax]

wow, great tricks in here...
my head is spinning... so many valuable information...
ssh..time to work

thx u guysss