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Checking PR with a script

wineo
Mon 13 March 2006, 05:08 am GMT +0200
Is it true that you need to use your API to make PR checks? I heard (read) that you your server can be blocked or banded from Google if you do this incorrectly.

What scripts do you use to check PR?

Nikolas
Mon 13 March 2006, 10:30 am GMT +0200
Ask my server :)

Yes you can get banned very easilly for automatic queries. Even with the API, it is not sure as the API is not for commercial use.

Here is the script : http://www.webdigity.com/index.php/topic,1139.0.whats+wrong+with+this+snippet+of+code%3F.html Visit through proxy

wineo
Wed 15 March 2006, 04:09 am GMT +0200
Thanks Nick, I have used your site on the individual information pages as the image. I would also like to show or lookup just the number to put in the detail popups.

Nikolas
Wed 15 March 2006, 10:58 am GMT +0200
Maybe the best would be to update your database from your local machine.

olaf
Tue 15 August 2006, 01:07 pm GMT +0300
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Yes you can get banned very easilly for automatic queries. Even with the API, it is not sure as the API is not for commercial use.

That will say, you get banned if the PR function is used for commercial use (like if you ask money for a PR button on your website).

what if I use this button on a website with thousands of page and 100 thousands visits?
http://pagerank.thetopsites.net/ Visit through proxy

Nikolas
Tue 15 August 2006, 01:58 pm GMT +0300
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what if I use this button on a website with thousands of page and 100 thousands visits?
http://pagerank.thetopsites.net/ Visit through proxy

Can you rephrase this? I don't understand what you say....

olaf
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:07 pm GMT +0300
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what if I use this button on a website with thousands of page and 100 thousands visits?
http://pagerank.thetopsites.net/ Visit through proxy

Can you rephrase this? I don't understand what you say....

Just in case, I place your button on all of the pages from a website (say 1000 pages) and this website is visited very often.
This are maybe 500.000 dyn. image requests in one month...

Nikolas
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:10 pm GMT +0300
That's not a problem. All images are cached so the server don't have any problem

olaf
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:29 pm GMT +0300
That's not a problem. All images are cached so the server don't have any problem
where are the images cached ? are you saving the requests in the database?

Nikolas
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:32 pm GMT +0300
I have a database where all the values are stored, and a text file (with the value) for each site that is using the image.

olaf
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:34 pm GMT +0300
I have a database where all the values are stored, and a text file (with the value) for each site that is using the image.
Its faster this way?

Nikolas
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:35 pm GMT +0300
Yes because the files are not so many, so it is very easy to fetched, while the database has thousands of records and the query is not that fast.

olaf
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:38 pm GMT +0300
Yes because the files are not so many, so it is very easy to fetched, while the database has thousands of records and the query is not that fast.
OK I understand, I thought already what I have to do later if there are a lot of user using my button...

olaf
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:47 pm GMT +0300
Nick,

how dow you upgrade all the files betweern the updates? CRON?

Nikolas
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:49 pm GMT +0300
When an update is done, I erase all the files, and they get created one the next request automatically.

olaf
Tue 15 August 2006, 02:51 pm GMT +0300
When an update is done, I erase all the files, and they get created one the next request automatically.
nice idea to do it that way

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