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VoldemarPetroffVoldemarPetroff
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What do these numbers that are designated "I" mean? What functions do they perform?


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  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    edited June 2024
    It is a flag and the representing number. When you hold over the mouse, you see the details.
    Index Flags
    • 0 = No Index
    • 1 = Indexable
    • 2 = Ping Done
    • 4 = Indexer Done
    • 8 = Indexed in Search Engine
    • 16 = Index check done
    • 32 = Index check done but banned
  • VoldemarPetroffVoldemarPetroff
    What exactly do these numbers mean?

  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    dec(17) = binäre -> 10001 = this is indexable (first bit set) and bit 5 means that index check was performed

    Thanked by 1VoldemarPetroff
  • Ray2003Ray2003
    Wait, I'm very confused by the last comment (I don't understand binary numbers):

    "dec(17) = binäre -> 10001 = this is indexable (first bit set) and bit 5 means that index check was performed"

    The first "1" in 10001 represents what?  And then the "0001" represents what?  What do you mean by "bit 5"?  Are you saying 5 spaces from the first 1?  From "1 = Indexable" to "16 = Index check done"?  Please help me understand this.

    Now, on my run, I get these 3 numbers:  16, 17, 21.  The binary numbers are (correct me if I'm wrong):

    10000
    10001
    10101

    How, how do you read 21 (which becomes 10101)?  Thank you for this.  


  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    you read from right to left.
    10101 means: Indexable, Indexer Done, Index Check Done

    • 1 = Indexable << since bit 1 is set
    • 2 = Ping Done
    • 4 = Indexer Done << since bit 3 is set
    • 8 = Indexed in Search Engine
    • 16 = Index check done << since bit 5 is set
    • 32 = Index check done but banned
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