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WTF lpm on 4!!!! now since latest update :(

What is going on here, every update seems to make things worse. If it aint broke dont fix it.

Ive gone from 24 average lpm now down to 4 lpm in the space of a few updates.

Not hating sven you are still a God and amazing but what is the deal yo!

Maybe it isnt the updates and more to do with me adding more projects? could this be the case?

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  • goonergooner SERLists.com
    @peterparker - I noticed a decrease in LPM in recent updates, recent updates have also broken my LPM stats... It's just frozen continuously.

    These things have only happened in recent updates, so i assume the updates are responsible but it might not the case in reality.

    In my case it could be that i was pushing my VPS to the limit in terms of the number of projects i am running.

    Either way, none of that really helps Sven to solve the issue if there is really one. He will needs logs to work with.

    In the past, adding new projects has actually increased LPM, probably because it can post to any site it finds rather than finding duplicates etc.

    How about CPU usage? Is it laggy? Maybe those could be causes of the decreased LPM?
  • na cpu is 60-80 so plenty of legroom. good to know that you can also confirm it. still a small sample size so let's here other's experiences.
  • stop creating lpm threads my god. too many lpm threads have been popping up and sven will not entertain this kind of nonsense. will you be happy if he decides to remove the lpm feature.
  • goonergooner SERLists.com
    It's removed on mine already, well permanently frozen anyways. :D

  • edited October 2013
    I think my mian point is that the program worked fine before but updates Ive found take away things that were workign great before only adding things which seem not to work so well. Why mess with what's already working?

    Things that worked fine since I got the program seem to morph and disappear without warning.

    Not sven's fault because he himself has said he isnt a SEO just coder, but I wanna know what fucker is telling him to add these features which we could do without :)

    Of course I dont know anything about how the program works under the hood and imagine there is alot more to take into account so don't wanna appear like a spoilt kid :D maybe too alte for that.
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    edited October 2013
    found some issue that might explain it...see if v6.78 improves
  • edited October 2013
    Guys, please do let me know if v6.78 is stable and keeps your LPM happy. I'm still at 6.68 haha just to make sure not to lose anything.

    Btw, what about you @ron what version are you on?
  • Still the same lpm, under 10; around 7, which is was at before.
  • ronron SERLists.com

    6.78 running at around 130 LPM.

    For sure my LPM bounces around on different versions. I can't explain it. But I have never found it to seriously hurt me (like going from 100 lpm to 10 lpm).

    It must have to do with settings, choice of platforms and engines, etc.

    I would save various SER versions in a folder, and stick with one that you are happy with. And then experiment like a mad scientist with your settings and engines - that is where the speed will be gained. I remember going from 20 LPM to 100+ LPM (on the same version) because I was willing to experiment. 

  • edited October 2013
    So you are saying going from 20-100 is just a case of settings rather than a monster dedicated server or only using specific lists?

    That kind of jump would certainly be worth experimenting for even if it took a while could be a good work in progress, but I wouldnt know where to start, any hints?

    I would make it a gradual project.

    And of course, like you say, losing 20 lpm is gonna be alot less of an issue If i were running at 120 to start rather than 24! such that I would be able to whether fluctuations in updates here and there probably with less complaining :)
  • goonergooner SERLists.com
    @peterparker - How many projects do you have in total?
  • ronron SERLists.com

    Like any science experiment, you have to keep all things constant to test the variable (LPM). If you are upgrading every time there is a new version, it is very difficult to discern if you are making the right adjustments.

    So stick with one version you like, and then start playing. I know you weren't here from the beginning, but that is basically what we did the first six months. It doesn't all come together nicely at one time. You will make gradual improvements, a few setbacks, and overall you will move forward to a nice place.

    What @gooner is getting at with his question above is also important. The more projects you have, the faster things get. 

  • I  just counted 22 projects.
  • ronron SERLists.com

    I started hitting some speed with 30 projects, but I was tweaking everything under the sun to experiment. I can tell you for sure that as the number of your projects gets bigger, you will also have speed improvements (mainly because of all those junk tiers that have no limits).

    Also remember if you are heavily focused on contextual targets, it takes more time to register, verify, post, get accepted, etc. So the speed element gets slowed down greatly with contextual projects as well as projects with lots of limits. 

  • @Sven and Guys I think problem might be with CaptchaBreaker.

    Below is what I posted in my discussion thread:
    https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/comment/43957/#Comment_43957

    If you are running latest version of SER 6.78 try using old version of CaptchaBreaker 2.14 (in install folder) with it.

    I notice very low recognize % with CB 2.15 this can be the problem causing low Verified Links.

    With CB 2.15 - 10% recognize
    With CB 2.14 - 47% recognize

    Verified links seem much improved after doing this.
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    @jpvr90 that can't be the result of low verified URLs. Captcha Breaker wa snot changed that much. Just some filter got improved in speed. Just checked my test captchas...same results a sin old version....just faster.
  • @ron well the contextuals thing is probably a big contributing factor then since Im only doing contextuals mainly now. well 3 sites Im workking on and only contextuals for the two and tiered for one for comparison but I don;t really wanna mess with tiers for a while and see how far I can get with contextuals only.. So that isn;t something Im gonna change atm.

    Still tho I was getting 24 lpm before with the same setup so doesnt excuse the monstrous drop to 4-7lpm.
  • goonergooner SERLists.com
    @peterparker - How long were you getting 24 LPM for?
    I ask because i notice when i add new projects it flies for a day or two then slows down again later.
  • cherubcherub SERnuke.com
    Some contextual engines were posting multiple articles/links when they shouldn't have before the latest update(s), which could explain the higher LPM before.
  • well no its not that its right after I got private proxies, then it lasted a few days and then the updates and down to 4.

    Well whatever, i wont lose any sleep ver it. it is what it is :D maybe itll go up in future updates, maybe not.
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