[Indexer BETA] Create your indexer and save money

So, do you mean he is getting our data?
No. It's an exploit on his code that anyone can use to hack the sites you use this on.
It's easy to fix, but OP should fix it asap :)
 
hi sir, I have tried to install the beta indexer you shared.
But here I can not find the menu to add words to the dictionary
What do I have to do ?
Because every time I enter the dictionary menu, I am given a view
DB Host
DB Name
DB User
DB Pass
what's wrong with this?
 
a lot of complaints here on functionality.. i think i will be the first one to actually make this work. finally got to try this script. I haven't gotten to the point of testing it yet, was just messing with wildcard subdomains. with my self-hosted DNS it was kinda tricky for me..

the question I have is this: does it matter to have meaningful subdomains? do i understand this right and subdomains are made up of the dictionary words, correct? should i just look down the code? i guess i should..

i just have the question: wouldn't it be much easier to make twitter/youtube ID-like subdomains? an 11-char ID would suffice all the needs, so would be link dfg234.domain.com VS some.awesome.link.domain.com

do you think those indexers use meaningful subdomains? probably hard to do, cause with amount of links they process, must run into doubling random IDs or simply run out of combinations.. lets say I have 200-500k links per month, how long will it be before my subdomains will be 80-100 letters long? obviously this is not a complaint, just contemplating.. =)

also adobe dreamweaver complains about syntax, doesn't like how you use EOTs .. JFYI..
 
So, do you mean he is getting our data?

This script is for individual use only, it is not a public CMS and it does not have footprints with which to capture sites that use it, so feel free to use it.

No. It's an exploit on his code that anyone can use to hack the sites you use this on.
It's easy to fix, but OP should fix it asap :)

It is not a public CMS and therefore nobody can know who uses this script, would you hack yourself? xd

hi sir, I have tried to install the beta indexer you shared.
But here I can not find the menu to add words to the dictionary
What do I have to do ?
Because every time I enter the dictionary menu, I am given a view
DB Host
DB Name
DB User
DB Pass
what's wrong with this?

I think everything is explained in the tutorial, the dictionary is added from the top menu.

a lot of complaints here on functionality.. i think i will be the first one to actually make this work. finally got to try this script. I haven't gotten to the point of testing it yet, was just messing with wildcard subdomains. with my self-hosted DNS it was kinda tricky for me..

the question I have is this: does it matter to have meaningful subdomains? do i understand this right and subdomains are made up of the dictionary words, correct? should i just look down the code? i guess i should..

i just have the question: wouldn't it be much easier to make twitter/youtube ID-like subdomains? an 11-char ID would suffice all the needs, so would be link dfg234.domain.com VS some.awesome.link.domain.com

do you think those indexers use meaningful subdomains? probably hard to do, cause with amount of links they process, must run into doubling random IDs or simply run out of combinations.. lets say I have 200-500k links per month, how long will it be before my subdomains will be 80-100 letters long? obviously this is not a complaint, just contemplating.. =)

also adobe dreamweaver complains about syntax, doesn't like how you use EOTs .. JFYI..

1) Many users are already using it without problems, if there are users who do not have a basic level of web knowledge, it is not my problem.
2) The subdomains are created automatically based on the URL that is sent to be indexed, no dictionary is used for this purpose.
3) Feel free to modify what you see.
4) This script is based on current paid indexers, there is simply a limitation to 1 link per minute, you can buy more domains or modify the script to make it much faster.
5) Use VSCODE to edit, modify or program if you want, the code has been downloaded and reviewed by many users and I have not had any report.

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General note: Regarding the security of this script, it is for PERSONAL USE AND NOT DETECTED BY FOOTPRINTS, therefore, only the person who installs it knows what domain is being used, and therefore, it would be silly to hack himself.

General note 2: Today there are better systems for indexing, in 24/48 hours with a rate of more than 90%, maybe in the future I will publish it in the forum.

Greetings to all. ;)
 
4) This script is based on current paid indexers, there is simply a limitation to 1 link per minute, you can buy more domains or modify the script to make it much faster.

You guys can increase this limit at line 269:
"... worked = 0 LIMIT 1"
to
"... worked = 0 LIMIT 10"
in run_cronjob() function.

You should test this limit, because this function run every minute, and it has to finish its jobs in that minute, other wise your server will eat up resource, and freeze.

You can also set the limit to 1000, and add this line at the 2nd line, right bellow <?php (only if your host doesn't restrict this function)
set_time_limit(55);
so if the script ran for 55 seconds (right before next cron run), it'll stop itself
 
Hello blackhaters, as now I have free time I have started to work ... during these months we have had serious indexing problems with the respective delay in ranking, well, as every problem has a solution, in this thread we will see how we can force the indexing, especially with regard to backlinks created low / medium quality.

Indexer BETA: Theory.
Most of the indexers focus on creating hundreds of links to the urls that we intend to index, basically, they try to force the robot to capture/pass through the target url getting that indexation, BUT, as many of you already know, these services no longer have the same success rates as previous months and the question is, why?

Well, to give that answer we must study and analyze how these indexers work, for that we just need to prepare the following scenario:

[1] A domain is registered.
[2] It is registered in search console.
[3] Different urls are created.
[4] It is sent to an indexer.

The results show us how these indexing services create hundreds of automated subdomains that link to the submitted urls as I mentioned above, the problem comes now, the links created have a short life, if we add that the Google bot has lowered the piston and takes longer to visit the websites, all alarms go off and we understand a priori, the reason why most indexers no longer get high rates.

Well, given the results obtained, we can prepare an experiment in which we create a scenario similar to the indexers on the market, but solving the problem of the life of the links, which will be nothing other than NOT removing the subdomains created, create contextualized texts and block our trail to spies.

Indexer BETA Installation
At the end of this post you have an "index.php", a programming to a page inspired by PHPSEO from fellow @marcus7777 (a crack) that has saved me headaches, once you have it just follow these steps:

[1] Buy a cheap domain and register it in your cPanel hosting.
[2] Create a "wildcard" subdomain of the contracted domain.
[3] Install the SSL certificates on both root and wildcard.
[4] Open the "index.php" file and edit the following:
- DB_HOST: localhost or host of your hosting.
- DB_NAME: Database name.
- DB_USER: Database user.
- DB_PASS: The database password.
- https://%%SUBDOMAIN%%.domain.com: Change domain.com to your domain without slash / at the end.
(Optional) You can choose the language from $config['lang'], ES => Spain, EN => English.
- ADMIN_PASSWORD: Enter the password to access the panel.
(Optional) You can add the blocking of more robots by adding it in $config['block']['robots'];
[5] Save the changes.
[6] Upload the "index.php" file to the wildcard subdomain.
[7] Run the installation from the url: https://www2.domain.com/index.php?router=install. (you will have to log in)

Done, if you have followed all the steps you will automatically be redirected to the dashboard, if not, you have done something wrong.

Now it's time to feed the beast, for this I have reused my content generator for automated campaigns, especially on blogs where we need a lot of articles. Let's continue:

[1] Go to the "Dictionary" section.
[2] Here you must copy an article related to your niche.
[3] Click on save.
[4] Repeat steps 1 to 3 until you reach a minimum of 15 thousand words in the dictionary, the more the better.

Now it's time to configure the automated creation of subdomains / links to our urls to index, for this we will use cronjob, so do the following:

[1] Go to cPanel and add a new cronjob task.
- Time: Every minute.
- Command: curl -s https://www2.yoursite.com/index.php?router=cronjob
[2] Save changes.

Once this step is finished, you can start indexing your links:

[1] Enter the Indexer BETA dashboard.
- URLS: Your urls to index.
- Days: The days in which you want to distribute the indexing.
[2] Save.

And ready, you have your own indexer running as if it were a paid one, now, for best results I recommend that you use at least 5/10 domains with different IPs and remember, if there are going to be many links, you must expand the number of words in the dictionary.

It is very important not to delete anything, it will take a day, a week or a month to crawl your urls, if they are indexed or not, it will be a matter of the quality of the web/site/article and not of the indexer itself.

Control of crawling:
To keep the Google bot under control at all times, inside the "log" folder you will find all the movements made by the bot and which pages it visits.

Any questions or doubts, comment in the post. ;)

NOTICE: I am not responsible for the use/abuse of this tool.

*** Copy for blackhatworld.com
how can i setup if i not install cpanel?
 
I decided to try it and was able to install it successfully, although, when I login to the dashboard and go to 'Dictionary', I see just a blank page. Any idea how to fix this?
Thanks!
 
Nice write up, but can I create a sitemap for this and submit to Google to add more chance of seeing result so quick?
 
Did anyone succeed in installing it? I can't install it on Cpanel hosting, it keeps showing a 500 Internal Server Error. In the line "$config['admin']['password'] = 'ADMIN_PASSWORD';" do I just need to enter the Cpanel password or change the admin field to "my Cpanel user"? Because when logging into Cpanel, there are the following fields:
  • Cpanel URL: xxx.tttt.www:8282
  • Cpanel username and password to log in
For the line "$config['database']['host'] = 'DB_HOST';" should I enter 'localhost' or the Cpanel URL mentioned above?
 
Did anyone succeed in installing it? I can't install it on Cpanel hosting, it keeps showing a 500 Internal Server Error. In the line "$config['admin']['password'] = 'ADMIN_PASSWORD';" do I just need to enter the Cpanel password or change the admin field to "my Cpanel user"? Because when logging into Cpanel, there are the following fields:
  • Cpanel URL: xxx.tttt.www:8282
  • Cpanel username and password to log in
For the line "$config['database']['host'] = 'DB_HOST';" should I enter 'localhost' or the Cpanel URL mentioned above?
DB_HOST here put localhost not ur cpanel url.
Though I haven't tried the whole thing, but if you understand php, it will be easy to configure.
 
DB_HOST here put localhost not ur cpanel url.
Though I haven't tried the whole thing, but if you understand php, it will be easy to configure.
Thank bro! I have tried to install it many times with various configurations, but it has still been unsuccessful.
 
you need to enter data into the database
- DB_HOST: localhost or host of your hosting.
- DB_NAME: Database name.
- DB_USER: Database user.
- DB_PASS: The database password.
first create a database in cpanel
 
you need to enter data into the database
- DB_HOST: localhost or host of your hosting.
- DB_NAME: Database name.
- DB_USER: Database user.
- DB_PASS: The database password.
first create a database in cpanel
Yes, I have done it, but it still hasn't been successful!
 
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