Recent content by JoePass

Hello to all I was wondering, if I use only proxies that have passed SB IP security check, can I be 100 percent sure that my real IP does not leak to google/yahoo/AOL etc? scraping SERP is violating their TOS, and can get you into trouble, or so I understand. I would very much appreciate...

why not, its certainly possible to achieve that speed with a fast internet connection. a few hundred processes running wget Linux shell command should do the trick. its very easy on CPU and memory, just uses a lot of bandwidth.

yup, 20K urls. why?

Hello Im trying to run SB for url harvesting on thousands of keywords with 50 results per url, but SB stops after ~400 keywords - about 20K urls - every time, without giving any notification as to why. harvesting comleted and thats it. is there any way to configure it to not stop mid-way? or...

uncheck the multithread option. then it gives a more detailed log for some reason

1.yes it does. after it finishes harvesting it pops up a kind of spreadsheet window, for each keyword with each engine, how many results were found. I can post a screen shot if you wish. 2.yes, true, but I can open many instances of SB in separate folders and distribute the keywords between all...

well... I have an Idea - if i knew that the urls appear in the same order they were found, I could use the log SB generates to see how many were found for each keyword and write a small script that associates urls with keywords. I would have to run without threads though. Im trying this now...

I see... unfortunately I already bought the software to use only for this purpose, and I have 170K search terms... Is there anyway around this?

can SB tell me which keyword it used to get each url it harvested, or is there anyway to get that information? can't figure out myself... Thanks Joe

Hi I have a list of 170K search terms I need to search for in google. could scrapeBox be used for this purpose? how many proxies do I need to find? if I find/buy 1000 proxies can I do this without google banning all of them? Did anyone here do anything like this? Thanks Joe