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Same here. It looks like there's a major problem. Everyone's sites are down. No account access.

This is exactly why I made some suggestions in the official forum to try to get more options in this regard. We really need some additional options that will enable us to make better use of all of the SE's, as well as give us far more control over how the searches are conducted. I have some...

1.6.1.2 appears to have sorted out the problem.

To avoid this happening in future you can go to the options tab and select 'create new text if lines >' and then set the amount to something that your vps can handle. I have mine set at 500,000. The program then saves a maximum of 500,000 results per text file which makes them much more...

May I ask what package you opted for with Hetzner? And are you running tools like scrapebox on there without any problems or do you just use it for hosting websites?

I do believe it is actually in progress right now.

I may have jumped the gun a bit. I haven't had another tesseract pop up since then. Looking good.

I was getting all excited there in the hope that we'd seen the last of this problem, however, I installed CSX and within ten minutes of running it with GSA I got my first tesseract pop up!

I recently subscribed to a shared private proxies service for the first time but have noticed that many of the IP's appear on sites like spambusted and projecthoneypot. I would appreciate it if some of you more experienced proxy users could answer the following questions: Is this par for the...

Ok, great. Thanks! I'm with you on keeping the platforms separate. Thanks for verifying OZZ. If that's the case it looks like there will need to be fix for this as it seems it isn't possible to save a web 2.0 project unless keywords are entered (and that's even with nameDOTly deselected).

As far as I can see, the target web 2.0 sites are limited to the twenty or so listed in the "where to submit" window yet SER seems to be wasting resources looking for additional sites that simply don't exist. The web 2.0 engines are also identified by the color codes as being 'partly keyword...

Wow, of course, now why didn't I think of that! Heading to Ozz's threads now. Thx!

Hi s4nt0s. I noticed that for some engines, for example; 4image, coppermine etc, SER decides what comments precede our url. They are usually very poor like 'visit my web blog here', 'feel free to visit my website', etc. The same goes for the comment subject, which is typically 'this image'...

Ok, so with SER we build links in bulk from multiple platforms and to help with avoiding IP bans and the like we use proxies. However, I was wondering if there is any likelihood that a disgruntled site owner could get our hosting account (hostgator, bluehost, etc) closed down by reporting us...

Thx m3ownz! I appreciate you taking the time to look into it. It seems I still have a long way to go in order to master SB.