Old SER Install Double Amount of Verifieds
I have a few SER installs, my oldest is on my slowest server but it typically does double the amount of submitted and verified links when compared to the newer servers with double the processor, triple ram and SSD.
I've copied the verified links text files into the new installs but that didn't help.
Any idea why my one server is so much better than the others? All settings are identical, they share the same proxies and the number of type of campaigns are very similar.
I have tested the number of threads and the old server typically can only run 100 threads while the others run 250.
TIA for any advice or suggestions.
I've copied the verified links text files into the new installs but that didn't help.
Any idea why my one server is so much better than the others? All settings are identical, they share the same proxies and the number of type of campaigns are very similar.
I have tested the number of threads and the old server typically can only run 100 threads while the others run 250.
TIA for any advice or suggestions.
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First red flag is the same proxies on all servers
Why do people do this idiotic idea?
Split the proxies into equal amounts between the servers
Another problem you might have is the engines you use
If you use blog comments and your trying to hit those second time, they might have reached your obl limit of the twats that post profanities and use words in your bad filter have hit
I've separated my engines out and use presets for the good engines that I've identified by having a good amount of verified links. I typically don't use blog comments.
The logic. Sorry I seemed blunt with that and no explanation
You never mentioned how many you use
The explanation
When you buy proxies, you look for the best deal on how many are sharing them
Less people, less chance they are being rammed and banned (banned by the search engines, too many search queries at the same time by the same proxies)
Proxy Hub who I use, say its a maximum of three people have access to each proxy
Your running the same proxies on three machines at the same time
So if your in a group of three using those proxies, you have now made it a group of five
Two others plus your three servers ramming them
Any other ideas why my slowest/oldest server does double the verifieds every day?
How many threads on each server?
But, imo, split the proxies into chunks equal to your threads
ie 100, 200, 200 The split 10,20,20
Im not a fan of your proxy supplier in all honesty
I might give ProxyHub a try. I'm still confused as to why my single 3.2 ghz server is running twice as fast as my other two which are dual 3.2 (6.4ghz) with SSD's and more ram. Any idea on that issue?
I can post screenshots if that might help but all of my settings are the same across the servers.
What are your search engine query times set to?
Looking at that, if it was me, I would be running 30 to 50 proxies on each vps running 250 threads
So I would have about 130 proxies
Verified will be low with a 30 second time out
Im on running 50 proxies on one machine and mine is set to 130 second timeout
Set your search quires to default until you sort out the proxies
And your hammering the proxies, you need to split them into groups for each server
You have three separate machines hammering away on the same proxies with a 20 second delay between search queries. That's normally for a set of proxies on a single machine. Your queries could be less than a second under the right circumstances
Good thing with proxy hub, their proxies last well and don't need 24/7 support
Split them into 2 lots of fifty and then use them on two of your servers
I run mine on about a 10 second time between search queries
Bump up the time out on verified to about the 130 / 140 mark and your verified should start to jump up as well
From my own testing, its mainly the verified that it affects
I have set up a few peoples copies in the past and by simply altering that one time, made a massive improvement to the verified rate
One friend I did it for, touching nothing else and his verified rate doubled
Maximum time you can set it to is 180
What I personally do is set it to 180 and then work the time down down while its going throught verifications. Too many timeouts and increase the time.
The harder you push a machine, the more resources your using etc
Alex there are a number of different factors that affect this.
Speed of machine, speed of proxies etc etc
Don't question, just do, you will confuse yourself and hurt your head trying to understand a simple task as per normal. :O
Im trying to help you, not be nasty here
Max your time out to 180
Then, when its verified link checking, drop the time in increments of 10
170,160 etc until you find your sweet spot
Average sweet spot is about the 130 to 140 area
Watch for the amount of timeout errors you get.
Too many, increase the timeout setting. Very few, drop it a bit more
One trick to put ser into verify check mode is to stop it, restart the machine its running on and normally within fifteen minutes of running ser again, it goes into verify mode on everything