I like the tool, I like the premium plugin for expired domains, but every damn time I scrape domains and let it be for a few days and then stop it, the damn thing crashes.
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Any ideas?
If this happens, all the found domains and their metrics are saved to the folder \ScrapeBox\Plugins\Expired Domain Finder\Autosave\ in real time so nothing is lost and you still have your found expired domains.
I assume you are running it on a VPS with limited RAM? If it's happening after running the plugin for days, the resources on the VPS might be maxed out. Best idea is to email support http://www.scrapebox.com/contact-us as it's difficult to troubleshoot something like this, send error reports etc over a forum.
Yeah, I always go there and get the domains, but I wonder, how often does it save them? Am I losing a lot of domains that are not saved when stopping the program? And yes, it is VPS and it has 4GB of RAM.
Alriiiiiiight! If that's the case, then I don't really mind the crashing issue. Thanks!The plugin save the expired domains in real time, the moment they are tested.
If it crash, make sure you sent the crash report, so we can figure out that the issue is.Alriiiiiiight! If that's the case, then I don't really mind the crashing issue. Thanks!
"microsofttranslator.com" is not in the "Must not be in link:" of the bing Engine Definition?Hello I need some help.
Many times when scraping Bing, I get urls starting with h ttp*://ww w.*microsofttranslator*.*com/bv.aspx?ref=SERP&br=ro&mkt=en-US&dl=en&lp=PT_EN&a= and then the real website url right after that.
I want to know how can I remove this quickly and leave the "real urls" only. I tried using a text editor and replacing all of that part to "nothing" and it worked fine, but the problem is that the parameters used after the microsofttranslator*.com part sometimes changes. So It would take a lot of time to remove all "bad" urls from a 40k+ urls list.
Does anyone know how to fix it?
I had to put * because I can't post links yet
It would need a marker adjustment. Im not sure where they are coming from exactly.Hello I need some help.
Many times when scraping Bing, I get urls starting with h ttp*://ww w.*microsofttranslator*.*com/bv.aspx?ref=SERP&br=ro&mkt=en-US&dl=en&lp=PT_EN&a= and then the real website url right after that.
I want to know how can I remove this quickly and leave the "real urls" only. I tried using a text editor and replacing all of that part to "nothing" and it worked fine, but the problem is that the parameters used after the microsofttranslator*.com part sometimes changes. So It would take a lot of time to remove all "bad" urls from a 40k+ urls list.
Does anyone know how to fix it?
I had to put * because I can't post links yet
With anything google, its possible they get banned quickly.Hey all, I've run into a problem hoping someone can help me out...
I'm trying to use the Google competition finder plugin but no matter what I do, I receive 'error 503' on all my keywords.
I have 20 private proxies and when I first got this problem I did some research which led me to contact my proxy support; got 20 NEW private proxies but still getting the same error 503 on all my keywords.
Thanks for the help in advance!
Happy Friday gentlemen.
Quick question. I'm doing a custom data grabber on an international site that redirects based on IP location. This is causing 301 error and not allowing me to grab the info I need. When I run US proxies (which I dont have many) its 100% percent.
Is there a way I can trick this or just pony up for more US proxies..
This is for the Custom Data Grabber.. 301s are dependent for each country of the ip, which is 10 different countries of my proxies.
Happy Friday gentlemen.
Quick question. I'm doing a custom data grabber on an international site that redirects based on IP location. This is causing 301 error and not allowing me to grab the info I need. When I run US proxies (which I dont have many) its 100% percent.
Is there a way I can trick this or just pony up for more US proxies..
Hey all, I've run into a problem hoping someone can help me out...
I'm trying to use the Google competition finder plugin but no matter what I do, I receive 'error 503' on all my keywords.
I have 20 private proxies and when I first got this problem I did some research which led me to contact my proxy support; got 20 NEW private proxies but still getting the same error 503 on all my keywords.
Thanks for the help in advance!
503 is a google block essentially. Try no proxies with a few queries, does it work?
How many connections are you running?
Well I don't know about your footprint setup. but those are advanced opertators, which will get blocked even faster then regular search.Wow thanks loopline you're always so helpful! You're right, once i stop using proxies and set connections to 5 with only 3 queries it worked for all keywords.
Do you have suggestions on the potential max limits for queries/connections? I will test for sure but I don't want to get myself blocked on Google without proxies for this, if that's possible.
Last question: basically I was using Google competition finder to search for intitle/inanchor - with the new Google keyword update, is there a way/footprint to use that you'd be able to find out the specific monthly searches or is that a different beast?
Hi i am facing access violation when trying to scrape expired tumblrs using scrapebox. How i can solved this error, contacted support of scrapebox and waiting for their reply.
i just wondering, why i cant run expired domain finder plugins with forbes...