So i've been using scrapebox for a long time but the other day I was doing some linkchecks out of 200 urls and it said only ten were found but when you actually looked at the urls it showed way more than 10 found. Is anyone else having this problem? I just noticed it these past two days.
Scrapebox Link Checker not counting actual found links
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bk071
Elite Member
- Nov 24, 2010
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LOL nice one!!!
Bumping this is I'm noticing 'link not found' coming back after a link check - yet when you go to the actual blog, it is there.
This isn't good news as it means I'm trimming down my Master List thinking it's no longer an AA blog (or it's been shut down) whereas I should be keeping it.
This isn't good news as it means I'm trimming down my Master List thinking it's no longer an AA blog (or it's been shut down) whereas I should be keeping it.
HatIsBlack
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- Sep 17, 2010
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What are you talking about? scrapebox makes new sessions between linkcheck and posting. so linkcheck should not be able to see "awaiting moderation".
For your found 'Not Found' links, are they on the main page of the blog, or do you have to click view older comments or such to view them? Because I've noticed a lot of the not found are not found because those comments are already in the site's comment archive.
If that's the case, my posting takes about an hour and a half, so by the time it's done, my posted comment is already in the 'Not Found' site's archive!
spoon22
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- May 7, 2011
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Just use the "recheck" function in scrapebox and use a lower number of connections. Check if your proxies are good, or check the links without proxies.
TheMatrix
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- Dec 20, 2008
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Many URLs get timed-out, 500 error, 404 error that are temorary. I suggest you click the Start button gaain and again to recheck the failed ones.
The ones I looked at and found were all on the main blog, just by scrolling down and a few comments had already been placed underneath mine.
Maybe there were so many comments on the blog, that SB 'gave up' and presumed it wasn't there, which isn't ideal.
nanotechno
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- Feb 4, 2011
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This sounds like a reasonable assessment, I know when SB is auto-posting links if a blog post has over a page of comments it goes to the next blog.
- May 28, 2011
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I just finish a test blast. 50% successfull entries. After link checker 1/4 were found. And just for the test i put failed entries in the checker too. A little surprise. In the "The failed" ones i found a lot of live links. I check them manualy and they are fine. So the failed part from the blast is not so failed.
p.s sorry for my bad english
p.s sorry for my bad english
Do you know how many of these failed had 'link found'?
It's sounding like it might be worth link checking the entire lot after each blast.
zeetee
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- Mar 28, 2011
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i've been experiancing the same situation. i thought it was due to my public proxies. i checked my list which i saved one week ago containing alomost 600 links found but i tried it 2 days back and got only 140 approved. being curious i ran this test again and to my surprise there were only 96 AA remains in 10 minutes, within a short period of time..
That may be down to a lot of those original 600 suddenly being changed to manual approve; or the blog/website was taken offline and hence why only 140 were approved the 2nd time.
What I was on about was that SB was suggesting a link wasn't being found, when in fact; it was posted and the link is there when you manually check.
It stands to reason that AA lists will dwindle in number over time due to the reasons I've given above, so they do need ongoing appending. But it seems that I'll have to do a lot more link checking after 'test blasts' - from now on including the 'failed'.
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Can you point out where the old version is?