webmasterbd
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How many platform does it supports currently?
Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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ComputerEngineer
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Email system is not working
Tried with outlook but it always fails
pop3.live.com
995
requires ssl true
now will try with gmail
Tried with outlook but it always fails
pop3.live.com
995
requires ssl true
now will try with gmail
vision2003
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It currently supports: MediaWiki, DokuWiki, MacOS Wiki, TWiki and WikkaWikki.
I don't have hotmail account but I've just tried it with my gmail and my private email account and it's working fine. Are you sure you've entered right username/pass and server settings? You can also check log.txt located in your WikiRobot installation folder for more info about what's going on in the background or send it to [email protected] and we'll check it out.
ComputerEngineer
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tried with gmail and it success. which means you system not supports hotmail
so who is gonna try , try gmail
everything is set now time to try software sucess
ComputerEngineer
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Ok here my detailed report
Below are marked
Download content identify problem
Dont add sites that cant be identified
Out of 1646 wiki sites only 446 added to the list
Second step : account register is success for only 42 sites out of 446
Third step : 18 email verified out of 21 emails
Step 4 : Post content : 27 sucess out of 42 sites
Step 5 : 23 links found out of 27 success
I checked these links also manually and yes they are posted
Here is the story
Below are marked
Download content identify problem
Dont add sites that cant be identified
Out of 1646 wiki sites only 446 added to the list
Second step : account register is success for only 42 sites out of 446
Third step : 18 email verified out of 21 emails
Step 4 : Post content : 27 sucess out of 42 sites
Step 5 : 23 links found out of 27 success
I checked these links also manually and yes they are posted
Here is the story
vision2003
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tried with gmail and it success. which means you system not supports hotmail
so who is gonna try , try gmail
everything is set now time to try software sucess
Dully noted, I've passed this issue to our dev team and they are investigating this. Will report back...
Ok here my detailed report
Below are marked
Download content identify problem
Dont add sites that cant be identified
Out of 1646 wiki sites only 446 added to the list
Second step : account register is success for only 42 sites out of 446
Third step : 18 email verified out of 21 emails
Step 4 : Post content : 27 sucess out of 42 sites
Step 5 : 23 links found out of 27 success
I checked these links also manually and yes they are posted
Here is the story
Those numbers are actually really low. Are those wiki sites supposed to be working/postable and are they based on platforms that are supported by WikiRobot? With WikiBase (where we keep working and postable sites) you'll easily get 3000+ working links.
ComputerEngineer
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I used the list here :
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/398486-can-any1-provide-huge-wiki-list.html#post3760915
richlondon18
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Just wanted to give a massive thumbs up to Wiki Robot. I have all the other wiki submitters and to be honest wasn't really expecting a big difference. However I was wrong. The interface is fantastic and much easier to organize all your campaigns and the scheduler is super simple. The other thing I must mention is the speed which is phenomenal.
If you are looking for your first wiki submitter then I can highly recommend this one and even if like me you already have the rest, give it a shot, I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised.
If you are looking for your first wiki submitter then I can highly recommend this one and even if like me you already have the rest, give it a shot, I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised.
RobotDestruct
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It's coming with the next update this week.
Great, I'll subscribe and keep an eye out for that and grab it once that's out. This software will absolutely benefit me and in away, it's what I've been looking for.
vision2003
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Ah, I though you used some public list. I've ran this list through a dead sites checker and more than 60% sites of those sites are dead. I didn't even bother trying registering and posting to the other 40%. I suggest you either subscribe to WikiBase or scrape your own list to get proper results.
Oh wow, that's quite flattering.
Thanks for the kind words.
vision2003
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tried with gmail and it success. which means you system not supports hotmail
so who is gonna try , try gmail
everything is set now time to try software sucess
OK, our dev team has investigated the issue and hotmail is working just fine. So you probably didn't use correct credentials (username / password). Be sure to use the whole email as Account Username - e.g. if your email is "[email protected]" use "[email protected]" as Account Username and not just "computerengineer".
ComputerEngineer
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which means it is your software error
it says account username not whole email
you should update your software
vision2003
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Well I wouldn't call it an error, since hotmail actually requires whole email for username, but it's no point arguing here. There are hundreds of mail providers and each has different requirements (e.g. gmail allows both just account name and email as username, while some other mail provider allows only one of these) and it's up to you to figure it out. Of course we'll help in any way we can as we did in your case.
vision2003
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I don't see why not. Although I'm not familiar with Kontent Machine, it could easily handle anything we threw at it. Of course, if you will be running WikiRobot at 50 or more threads with heavily spun articles, prepare some CPU power. I suggest you try those articles in WikiRobot free trial and see it for yourself.
vision2003
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We have released a quick start video that teaches you the basics of using WikiRobot. It will also give an insight to those that aren't yet WikiRobot users but are curious about it.
It covers:
It covers:
- project creation and configuration
- adding sites
- quick glance at settings
- using WikiRobot in manual (step by step) and automated (scheduler) mode
- quick tips and a look at some less known features
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vision2003
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Guys we've looked into hotmail account creation and it's anything but a walk in the park. Are there any other email providers than hotmail that you would suggest?
SEO_Alchemy
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Is it possible to have the development team add functionality to spin all documents and load them into memory prior to initiating submission? This will reduce CPU load and speed up the operation significantly. So if you have a deep nested article, and you're set to use 50 threads, and are submitting to 3,000 sites, the software will spin out 3,000 articles first from the nested article, and then use each article on each submission. I believe Extreme Wiki Poster had this functionality, and that's what made it lightning quick. Let me know
Cheers.
SEO_Alchemy
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You couldn't have Cpannel or some other site hosted email system on a domain you own integrated and just spit out unlimited email accounts? Not any of the "big" email providers. I think you will probably even get better registration rates by not using some major name.
vision2003
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Is it possible to have the development team add functionality to spin all documents and load them into memory prior to initiating submission? This will reduce CPU load and speed up the operation significantly. So if you have a deep nested article, and you're set to use 50 threads, and are submitting to 3,000 sites, the software will spin out 3,000 articles first from the nested article, and then use each article on each submission. I believe Extreme Wiki Poster had this functionality, and that's what made it lightning quick. Let me know
I don't see why this would be more efficient. This way you would need to spin 3000 articles before you start posting and that would take equal amount of CPU time as spinning on the fly. Or am I missing something here?
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