Freelancers Forum Messages on Thursday January 25th 2007
RE: FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 22:56
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>I agree totally. However that has nothing to do with his question, which
>was about spidering content.
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The fact that Google often ignores non descriptive parameters, i.e. those
called "id" (a...
Re: FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 19:33
I agree totally. However that has nothing to do with his question, which
was about spidering content.
webmetric wrote:
>> Mod Rewrite simply rewrites the URL - the outputted page will be exactly
>>...
Re: FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 19:30
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> Just found something called Mod-Rewrite, which will (I think) resolve my
> problem, but all I've read at present doesn't say how you write it, or where
> you place the scri...
Re: FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 19:16
its a hell of alot easier to modify a htaccess file to optimise your
URL's for SE spiders than it is to rename a whole load of files, change
links etc etc.
mr webmetric is right, url's should be 'f...
Re: FN-FORUM: bulk rename file names
date posted 25th January 2007 19:10
that is brilliant, thank you Tony
Andrew
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Re: FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 18:54
apparently and it's only an apparently! webots do do not tell the
difference between virtual files and real files!
I personally prefer to create indivdual files everytime. htaccess is fine
for re...
RE: FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 18:15
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>Nearly finished my site written in css, php and MySQL. Also just learned
>that SE spiders will ignore nearly all the content.
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>Just found something called Mod-Rewrite, which will (I think) reso...
RE: FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 18:13
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>Mod Rewrite simply rewrites the URL - the outputted page will be exactly
>the same, so I very much doubt that'll do anything as far as SE spiders go.
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>What makes you think they'll ignore the cont...
Re: FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 18:04
Mod Rewrite simply rewrites the URL - the outputted page will be exactly
the same, so I very much doubt that'll do anything as far as SE spiders go.
What makes you think they'll ignore the content?...
FN-FORUM: Mod-Rewrite
date posted 25th January 2007 17:31
Hi,
Nearly finished my site written in css, php and MySQL. Also just learned
that SE spiders will ignore nearly all the content.
Just found something called Mod-Rewrite, which will (I think) resolv...
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date posted 25th January 2007 15:05
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Re: FN-FORUM: GMail Spam Problems
date posted 25th January 2007 15:04
I agree, it is getting better since I've started to "un-spam" them...
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RE: Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 14:33
We're absolutly not paying $35 per month for hosting.
DNS failover is a pretty simple method of ensuring site availability in the event that your host has some form of problem. Its not as good as ha...
RE: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 14:27
Duncan, I am trialling a web-resilient service called Uptime365
www.zullatec.com
It automatically switches over to one of a number of mirror servers =
whenever
the host
is down (also protecting from D...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 14:20
I don't feel so not at all.
Those expecting highly available websites for $35 are fooling
themselves.
If your site is important your certainly not paying $35/month hosting
it.
People pay peanu...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 14:09
IMexp some clients can get incredibly mardy about downtime, but if you push them to put an actual cost per hour on the downtime they rapidly realise that they can take a day's downtime on the chin, an...
RE: Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 14:06
excuse me? little below the belt John.
>Yep database failover is easy, just depends on the budget.
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>If you need failover your site is obviously earning enough to spend
>the money needed.
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>Thos...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 13:46
Yep database failover is easy, just depends on the budget.
If you need failover your site is obviously earning enough to spend
the money needed.
Those who pay $35 and expect failover don't put a...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 13:43
What you need is global load balancing to work well.
DNS simply doesn't work due to differing browsers/os/ISP caching issues.
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Re: RE: RE: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 13:42
On Thu, Jan 25, 2007 at 02:17:43PM -0000, [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
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> hardware failover? yeah I'll admit thats not cheap! although if worst case happened and your host's building imploded, you'd be a...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 13:25
Surely the best way to reduce downtime if you're suffering with 1and1 is to
move somewhere else? I can recommend Gyron Internet (gyron.net) who sent me
an email last week warning of possible downtim...
RE: RE: RE: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 13:25
hardware failover? yeah I'll admit thats not cheap! although if worst case happened and your host's building imploded, you'd be a bit stuffed ;)
FWIW we tested the DNS failover by getting the system...
Re: RE: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 13:24
What about databases for failover's? I presume it is just for static sites.
Pam...
RE: RE: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 13:07
Yes, but dns failover is 'proper' failover - 'proper' failover isn't cheap.
By proper I mean people not even noticing a server is down, not having 10
mins of downtime while dns tries to sort itself ou...
Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 13:01
major downtime with 1and1, u want to get some money back from their 99.9%
uptime guarantee! I'm with 1and1 and my downtimes are minmal to a minute or
two late at night (or early mornin) between midn...
RE: RE: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 12:58
>What you're talking about is failover - which isn't really an option >unless you want to spend loads.
I think our service only costs us about $35 a year......
Re: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 12:56
> A client of mine (with 1and1) has had major downtime, and is now
> asking me whether its possible to host the site elsewhere as well, and
> set up a system whereby if the site does go down, we can...
RE: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 12:54
its completely possible, you'd need to use a DNS management service though. We use something simular at 'work'. Our main server is with fasthosts but, in case of a total outage at FH we've a seconda...
RE: FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 12:48
What you're talking about is failover - which isn't really an option unless
you want to spend loads.
One thing you can do that's free to at least minimize the problem is to have
to entries in dns for...
FN-FORUM: Is it possible to host a website on two servers as a backup?
date posted 25th January 2007 12:40
Good Afternoon,
A client of mine (with 1and1) has had major downtime, and is now
asking me whether its possible to host the site elsewhere as well, and
set up a system whereby if the site does go do...
Re: FN-FORUM: bulk rename file names
date posted 25th January 2007 10:24
I think we had until you replied ;)
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Re: FN-FORUM: bulk rename file names
date posted 25th January 2007 10:08
Can I make a personal plea that we leave this fascinating (_cough_)
subject at that ;-)
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> Sorry - anti microshite rant over.
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RE: FN-FORUM: bulk rename file names
date posted 25th January 2007 09:54
I'll second that, 1-4a Rename - can do regex replaces as well I think. And
it's got a funky multicolour interface... what more could you want?
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Re: FN-FORUM: bulk rename file names
date posted 25th January 2007 09:47
Isn't windoze carp!?! How many basic utilities are just not there eh?
How did they manage to market it so well in the face of Unix / Linux? It
is as they say all in the packaging - doesn't matter w...
Re: FN-FORUM: bulk rename file names
date posted 25th January 2007 09:42
I've used Flexible renamer for years - very simple to use and no install.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA014830/english/FlexRena/
Also I think that IrfanView will batch rename, even though it is r...
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