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Rapid Indexer question - Thastion - 02-11-2014
I have question with SB Rapid Indexer.
How many proxies do I need if I plan to index
around 20 websites at once and 5000 load indexer
services.
RE: Rapid Indexer question - loopline - 02-12-2014
0 as in Zero proxies are needed. Because the rapid indexer does not use proxies. It doesn't need proxies. So even if you load in 10K proxies and tick off use proxies, it still doesn't use proxies. No need.
RE: Rapid Indexer question - Thastion - 02-14-2014
(02-12-2014, 06:02 PM)loopline Wrote: 0 as in Zero proxies are needed. Because the rapid indexer does not use proxies. It doesn't need proxies. So even if you load in 10K proxies and tick off use proxies, it still doesn't use proxies. No need.
That's good to know, I read somewhere that I need to use some proxies for this. Also, do you know where I can URL sources for indexing? most of the links on my list are dead.
RE: Rapid Indexer question - loopline - 02-16-2014
You can download the list scrapebox provides. Go to the addons screen where you can install them, click on the rapid indexer and in the description below is a link to download the latest list.
Else you can google for lists and find thousands of urls free.
RE: Rapid Indexer question - Thastion - 02-16-2014
I actually used the list on the Scrapebox but most are dead links.
I will try google again.. thanks!
RE: Rapid Indexer question - loopline - 02-18-2014
Yeah, give it a go on google, you can then just filter the lists.
RE: Rapid Indexer question - Thastion - 02-21-2014
(02-18-2014, 11:41 PM)loopline Wrote: Yeah, give it a go on google, you can then just filter the lists.
Based on your experience, how long does it take for a website
to get indexed using the rapid indexer?