surajprakash31
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Not much to do, it will be done in v3. Thanks for the suggestion.
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towerjunkie
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What is the "WFS"?
The program uses 100% of my cpu.. How do I limit it?
The program uses 100% of my cpu.. How do I limit it?
usmlmleads
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I plunked down the cash.. will write a review when I get finished.. blast bustin some busters.
surajprakash31
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This is a multi-threaded program and YES it uses all the resources of the computer,
(it depends on how many threads you use, normal is 50 threads, can go up to 1999 depending on O/S and other factors).
(Isn't it good - to use what you have
)If you have any URGENT work to do there is a Pause button for it (BTW it was too complicated to implement).
WFS means Wait For Socket/Timeout (the time to wait for an internet/site to open a socket/port for posting a comment).
Just use less threads, let's say between 10 to 50 (depending on your computer spec. and net upload speed)
jend_sudirman
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Whew..
I almost kicked my self on the head..last night my UWCS just getting error and stuff..
It's fine now. Apparently it was my system (well its Vista anyway..so lots of error)
p.s. Suraj, I used proxies (I bought it so it's not public proxies) and it requires authentication (username, password). How can I use this proxies with UWCS? Inserting these proxies into proxyfirewall??
Also, do the "http proxies" function inside UWCS still working?? I used shared http proxies (needs authentication too) and the comments just passing by as if I didn't connected to internet.
Thank you.
I almost kicked my self on the head..last night my UWCS just getting error and stuff..
It's fine now. Apparently it was my system (well its Vista anyway..so lots of error)
p.s. Suraj, I used proxies (I bought it so it's not public proxies) and it requires authentication (username, password). How can I use this proxies with UWCS? Inserting these proxies into proxyfirewall??
Also, do the "http proxies" function inside UWCS still working?? I used shared http proxies (needs authentication too) and the comments just passing by as if I didn't connected to internet.
Thank you.
surajprakash31
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YES the proxy function is working fine, BUT not which require authentication, it will be integrated in v3.
surajprakash31
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As per your suggestion we have added "delete same site URL's" also.
ANNOUNCEMENT (Merge & Sort v2.0)
On popular demand, one more BONUS software (other than the harvester) has been added to the Ultimate Wordpress Comment Spammer.
This is a helping software for UWCS, for Merging of URL files and Sorting of the LOG files. You can download it for free, from HERE.
More features and better speed...
On popular demand, one more BONUS software (other than the harvester) has been added to the Ultimate Wordpress Comment Spammer.
This is a helping software for UWCS, for Merging of URL files and Sorting of the LOG files. You can download it for free, from HERE.
More features and better speed...
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One word... BRILLIANT!
Posting to 20 different blog posts on the same blog in 60 seconds is a bad idea, they will all show up one after the other in the blog owners admin approve/deny comments and be deleted or reported as spam. This tool now fixes that!
I must say the support from surajprakash is Top Notch, he really does listen to any and all suggestions from customers and goes out of his way to ensure everyone who buys his product is happy with it!
Keep up the good work.
stressfree
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Well I still cannot harvest my own URL's. I let it go...it gets to about 2,600 then stops.....and there is no file of URL's to download..nothing.
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You don't download them, they are automatically placed in the URL Harvester folder and named Google.txt, Yahoo.txt and MSN.txt then you merge them together in to one .txt file with the merger tool.
Ok here is why the new feature "Delete Same Site URL's" is so good. Because you are harvesting from 3 different engines, they all rank pages differently so you can wind up with different URL's from the same site for example:
Then when you merge the lists together a dupe remover wouldn't catch them because they are different URL's. Now if you scrape another related keyword and merge it with the first list, you can get even more pages from the same site.
I just tested this, i collected 8,000 URL's from similar keywords and merged them all in one file. I then removed "Same Site URL's" and my list was bought down to 4,782 URL's.
So.. Almost 50% of my list contained multiple URL's from the same domain. If i ran the first list of 8,000 most of my comments would of been declined because i am hammering the same blog numerous times.
I will get a "much" higher approval rate posting only ONCE to each blog with my smaller 4,782 list, because it won't look like i am spamming.
jend_sudirman
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AWESOME!!
Suraj, you just love to give away things huh?
Definitely one of great seller on my list :drinking2
I bought this a few days ago and was having a few issues, but Suraj got back to me really quickly by pm and e-mail and I had a 60% successful posting rate out of 2800 urls in about 5 mins.
No idea how many will stick, but even 100 sticking I could not have done in that short time.
Definitely worth the money.
No idea how many will stick, but even 100 sticking I could not have done in that short time.
Definitely worth the money.
stressfree
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sorry to be a pain but I looked and see no such file...
stressfree
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i just tried it again right now...there is no such file anywhere...????
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Ensure your firewall is not blocking a process called:
URL_Harvester.Exe
If it's blocked from the net, it won't be able to harvest anything. Then when you harvest URL's it will be output in the harvester folder with the harvester like so:
Next run, the files will have 2 in them (google2.txt etc) and so on. If you are on Vista, try running it in compatibility mode however i don't run Vista so not sure about that.
Paste this "exact" search string in and do a test run with it in case you are doing it wrong.
transernaga
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I bought the software last night and did a quick test. The URL Harvester alone is worth all the money I think. That is great, and I can use that for other things as well.. like finding lists of sites for link exchange and so on. It could also be used to locate ******** sites.
I tested the UWCS too and made it comment on around 1000 blogposts. I had to experiment a little with the right amount of threads to not have too many connection errors.
I checked many of the sites today but still haven't found a blog that accepted the comment. It may have to do with different time zones and I will probably just have to be patient.
Have any of you experimented with trying to locate ******** blogs within your niche?
Ideas for next version:
I would like to be able to sort the log or to filter the errors out, maybe a csv- or xml-file indtead of the current, then I could do it myself in a spreadsheet.
I would like to be able to run a script through the blogposts after some days and do a count of the accepted comments. It's not possible to handcheck thousands of posts.
Maybe a PR checker?
Just some ideas.. I will come back when I have tested more.
I tested the UWCS too and made it comment on around 1000 blogposts. I had to experiment a little with the right amount of threads to not have too many connection errors.
I checked many of the sites today but still haven't found a blog that accepted the comment. It may have to do with different time zones and I will probably just have to be patient.
Have any of you experimented with trying to locate ******** blogs within your niche?
Ideas for next version:
I would like to be able to sort the log or to filter the errors out, maybe a csv- or xml-file indtead of the current, then I could do it myself in a spreadsheet.
I would like to be able to run a script through the blogposts after some days and do a count of the accepted comments. It's not possible to handcheck thousands of posts.
Maybe a PR checker?
Just some ideas.. I will come back when I have tested more.
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