Optimum Configuration For Scrapebox

flyingvulture

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Hi, I wan'ted to know what are the absolute optimum config's That could optimize my Scrapebox with. since I'm really getting time outs while running tests, It kind of kills the joy.

My Internet connection Is pretty shitty : 512kbps :crackhead
I am using 5 private proxies to comment.
Harvested proxies from sb for Harvesting purposes.


Now to channelize my Questions better.

  • While running blog analyzer with sb It mostly gives me an error 404 (Connections 50)

    What Is a good delay period while commenting?

    Good number of pings while running ping mode?

    While posting comments what are optimum settings for me?

I just wanna get rid of those pesky 404's and run sb smoothly.
 
With that kind of connection you have to drastically reduce your connection to almost a crawl, otherwise you will miss all the fun.

It's really fairly simple - either get better connection or get a vps, otherwise it will be a struggle.

Also - sharing your computer with other application is not helping - it diminishes your already stretched resources.

It's doable if you leave it overnight, otherwise you will suffer. I'm working on a shared computer right now and believe me it's a major pain in the rear, although I have a dedicated computer on the way and then the next step will be vps.

I need to add that you need to lower your blog analyzer connections to 10 max. I don't ping at all, let them find you.
 
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With that kind of connection you have to drastically reduce your connection to almost a crawl, otherwise you will miss all the fun.

It's really fairly simple - either get better connection or get a vps, otherwise it will be a struggle.

Also - sharing your computer with other application is not helping - it diminishes your already stretched resources.

It's doable if you leave it overnight, otherwise you will suffer. I'm working on a shared computer right now and believe me it's a major pain in the rear, although I have a dedicated computer on the way and then the next step will be vps.

I need to add that you need to lower your blog analyzer connections to 10 max. I don't ping at all, let them find you.
yeah, I know my connection Is a real pain in the backside, but I guess I gotta live with It until I get myself a vps (yeah, that'll be good) but for the time being I guess I gotta slow down my connections I guess, whats the connection cap you recommend? 1-5 ?
thanks,
 
Flyingvulture,

I wrote a guide here on the forums about configuring your machine/network for Scrapebox. You can read it here:


Hope this helps!

GoldenGlovez
shooting It a quick peak now, It seems to be really detailed.
 
shooting It a quick peak now, It seems to be really detailed.

okay, It seems that the tut Is about increasing the effectiveness of sb by tweaking things out of sb, any way to get the software flying while inflicting changes withing the software itself?
 
yeah, I know my connection Is a real pain in the backside, but I guess I gotta live with It until I get myself a vps (yeah, that'll be good) but for the time being I guess I gotta slow down my connections I guess, whats the connection cap you recommend? 1-5 ?
thanks,

Make sure you have your timeout set to 90.

The easiest way to figure out the best settings for your connection is to test it. Create a small list of 500-1k and then pick a number of connections, lets say 5. Run the list and see how many timeouts you get. If there is a lot then decrease the number of threads. If there are not very many then increase it a couple at a time until you start to see a lot then back off a bit.

My guess is you should be able to do between 5-10 but you just really have to test and tweak it to fit your connection for best results.
 
Now you have all the basis covered :D

Experiment away! Have fun!
 
How long does it take you to blast 10,000 with your connection?
 
Okay. I'm answering this kind of a question probably 6th or 7th time.

Well, no 2 people can use SB with the same setting the same way. On one PC, a set of setting would work well, on another, it might give shitty results.

The best thing to do is to test and tweak the settings for your own PC and stick to the ones that work best for you.
 
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