New PageRank Beta Cron

[Vincent Wright]

Greetings all,

PageRank update is a known issue (it seems eSyndiCat is not the only script that has this issue). The issue comes from the fact that on some servers PHP doesn't correctly calculate checksum necessary to fetch PR value. This problem has been discussed on Google Community (http://www.googlecommunity.com/about5786-0-asc-15.html
).

The alternative way is to use PERL module to fetch PageRank value.

I've implemented an alternative cron job that fetches PR value via PERL module. I haven't prepared documentation yet, but if you are interested drop me a line and I will assist you in installing this module.

P.S.

This module is in beta so I need your feedback on any bugs/problems.

[Vincent Wright]

IMPORTANT!

This cron requires CGI scripts enabled and Perl's WWW::Google::PageRank module installed on your server.

[dousma]

Great, tell me what you need!

[snerd]

Ah, I don't have that Pearl module installed. :(

[wyszukaj]

Where i can find this mod?
I can test this on my directory.

BR,
Tomek

[Sai_dallas]

How to check for peral module?


pcre

PCRE (Perl Compatible Regular Expressions) Support enabled PCRE Library Version 4.5 01-December-2003




It looks like I have it installed.. correct?

And the other question is

Perl's WWW::Google::PageRank module installed on your server.

what is this mean?

How to check for this? (if I do not have it how to install it)

.

[Vincent Wright]

to dousma and wyszukaj

I need your email addresses to send the package to.

[Vincent Wright]

to snerd

You can ask your hosting company to install it for you.

[Vincent Wright]

to Sai_dallas

How to check for peral module?

I'm not sure since I'm not that good at PERL as I'm at PHP. Probably, you should ask your hosting company.



pcre

PCRE (Perl Compatible Regular Expressions) Support enabled PCRE Library Version 4.5 01-December-2003




It looks like I have it installed.. correct?

No, PCRE is a set of PHP libraries.

And the other question is

Perl's WWW::Google::PageRank module installed on your server.

what is this mean?

How to check for this? (if I do not have it how to install it).

Ask your hosting company and ask them to install it if it's missing.

[ALEKSEY BARABANOV]

Hi, Vincent!

Send me a package. I will try it on my directory. My email is info at 1mln dot com.

Thank you.

[Vincent Wright]

Have just sent the package to Alexey Barabanov and wyszukaj.

[dousma]

Vincent my emailaddress is webmaster at dousma dot org

[Vincent Wright]

to all

I found out a way to check if this or that Perl module is installed on the server.

On CPanel home page at the bottom left-hand corner you will see an item similar to the one on the attached picture that reads "Installed Perl Modules", next to it the link "Click to View". Just click to see the list of Perl modules installed.

Look for "WWW::Google::PageRank" on the newly opened page. And if the search fails then the module is missing.

In this case you have to contact your hosting company to install the one.

Hope this helps.

[Vincent Wright]

to dousma

I will send the package tomorrow (I'm now posting from home).

[wyszukaj]

I recived this error after cron setup:

[23-Aug-2006 19:45:56] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: getkeyvalue() in /home/wyszcom/public_html/cron/pr.php on line 21

Tomek

[safatweb]

to me tooo
study77[@]gmail.com

[pixelin]

hello my pagerank don,t work please can you send me a package ?
thanks .

lordnias@hotmail.com

[Vincent Wright]

Ok guys,

please give me some time to write detailed documentation. And I will send the package to all of you.

[snerd]

to snerd

You can ask your hosting company to install it for you.
I did ask them, and they promptly installed it for me! :dance2:

Now I'm just waiting on the updated package you're working on.

[Vincent Wright]

Guys,

I'm now preparing user guide for installing PageRank update cron.

I can perare it in PDF format. Do you think it will be ok for you? I mean do you have Acrobat Reader installed? Or should I better distribute it in plain text format?

[snerd]

I can do either one.

[dousma]

PDF is fine for me

[Mark Brookes]

Hello Vincent,

My Host has installed the WWW::Google::PageRank thingy for me overnight(wow what service)

Please may I have the pagerank perl thingy too :)

regards
MArk

[Jason Russell]

I would like to receive the package and doc when you have it ready. My offer still stands in regards to you using one of my webservers for testing on various platforms if you need to etc. I have one running DirectAdmin and 1 with cpanel and a couple RaQ4i's etc up and running so just let me know if I can be of some help. The best e-mail to send the package to is jrussell@seowork.com
Sincerely,
Jason Russell

[ckoymen]

Hi Vincent,
would you be able to email me this package as well please? Thanks
admin@big.cc

[MrBill]

PM sent, would like to try it out.
igl@igamerlinks.com

[Vincent Wright]

I have sent the package to all of you guys.

[MrBill]

I have followed all the steps to this point.....

Log into Admin Panel and go to Configuration >> Cronjob Configuration.
For this purpose set:

. Get Link Status (checking for broken links) = enabled <----- got it
. Cron Logging = enabled <----not there
. Number of links to check in one run = 10 (this is a test) <------not there
Save changes and leave the Admin Panel.

You now have to run the file from your browser. Enter url of broken.php in the address bar of your
browser. E.g.

http://www.yoursite.com/dir/cron/broken.php

Get this error......

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: getkeyvalue() in /home/igamerli/public_html/cron/broken.php on line 21


What have I missed?

[MrBill]

Anyone have any idea on this? I really must be missing something because I am missing these...
. Cron Logging = enabled <----not there
. Number of links to check in one run = 10
Under Configuration >> Cronjob Configuration

Instructions for this are laid out perfectly. Wonder if I am missing something on the original install?

Pro Version installed.

[bouncer]

My email is bouncer@cytanet.com.cy..Please send this module and instruction.

[Vincent Wright]

to MrBill

Missing admin settings mean that you DID NOT execute mysql queries correctly.

The fatal PHP error means you didn't add function getKeyValue() to classes/DirDb.php.

Please try to fix it and if you fail let me know.

[Vincent Wright]

to bouncer

I have just sent the package to you.

[Vincent Wright]

to bouncer

You address failed permanently.

[MrBill]

to MrBill

Missing admin settings mean that you DID NOT execute mysql queries correctly.

The fatal PHP error means you didn't add function getKeyValue() to classes/DirDb.php.

Please try to fix it and if you fail let me know.
TY will give it another try.

[Mark Brookes]

Hi Vincent

<Blush> Thank you for your kind words in the pdf file :-)))) < more blushes>

Test results on the way by email... :)


While we are discussing pagerank ... I am very interested in the pagerank of the reciprocal-url i.e. of the page that links back to my site. This would only be visible in the Admin area.

It seems to me that the work to get the homepage pagerank to work is similar to getting the reciprocal-pagerank (new field in links table, new routine in ph.php/ph.cgi)

Could I persuade you that this is a worthwhile addition to the program (& the future program versions)

I wonder if other users/administrators would be interested in knowing the pagerank of the web page that links-in to their site?

regards
Mark

[Vincent Wright]

Mark, I checked your log file. It seems that it did not work at first. But then you put pr.cgi into proper folder (namely, /cgi-bin/) and it seems to work now with some minor exceptions.

1. First of all, there is ONE url in your database, that has an extra space before http:// part. This causes troubles. It can be easily fixed by trimming all the extra whitespace before and after.

2. For some URLs the cron reported PR is not available. I checked a couple of such links -- all of them are redirects. That's why PR is not available.

[Mark Brookes]

Hi Vincent,

PR display is looking good :)

matters arising from initial testing ...

[1] I have found a link with a leading "space" character and edited it.

I know that for broken/reciprocal crons you did a bit of code to check for such erroneous spaces, do you think it worthwhile to do the same for pr.php?

I guess it is a trade off between making the code more complex, against the probable support forum requests from people like me who somehow have these extra 'space' characters - (in my case due to importing the url's from my old links program which allowed them)




[2] I tried running pr.php again without success until I thought to run a variant on the SQL you gave me ... UPDATE `dir_links` SET `last_pr_update_date` = NULL

why does setting Cron check interval (in days)=0 not have the same effect?
i.e. forcing the cron job to start again from the beginning of the links.




[3] From my review it seems that the vast majority of PR=N/A
are due to the fact that the link to the partner is also 'broken'.
You have noted that some are because the destination url is a 'redirect.

Once we have established the actual PR we need to consider the follow-on actions. Please could we have a report in the Admin-panel .. a "Pagerank Results" report:

e.g.
Administrator sort options:
by ID number
by Category
By result of PR test

For each link:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ID = 306

Title = lnk partner site

url = http.......

PR test result: Pr = GREY,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.... Not Available

Broken destination-url link? = Yes/No
(if yes consider action for broken link before worrying ablut PR)

Destination link redirects? yes/no
(if yes consider changing url to actual destination)
[can cron determine if it is a redirect?]

PR= Grey?
(If yes consider banning link partnership as Greyed-out sites are actively disliked by Google & may penalise the PR of your own site)

[Other reasons for n/a pr?]




[4] cgi-bin
Please can the location of the pr.cgi be configurable by the administrator?
I would prefer to keep all the eSyndiCat files together & keep pr.cgi in the ..../cron/ folder.




[5] Something Odd
I am now getting pageranks nicely in my directory, thanks.
However I do have the config option PERL module for PR update = Disabled.

Also the old pr-cron job did not calculate the PR so I assume(???) the new one still doesn't as it is a server problem (?)

So if my host server can't use pr.php and uses sub-routine to pr.cgi to get the google PR, then how does this happen when the config option PERL module for PR update = Disabled. ?

Now - It is working for me so I am not worried :) but I think it seems odd and might indicate a problem from your programming point of view.



[6] Reciprocal Link PR
In an earlier post I requested info about the PR of the page that linked-in to my site. If this could be done within the pr.php then both PR checks could be done at the same time/date & it would not be necessary to have an extra field in the links table to record the last_recip-PR_update_date as I proviously suggested.


Phew! time for a break ... :)

Regards
Mark

[Mark Brookes]

Hello Vincent

when I visit link partner http://www.stagweekends.co.uk/
* my browser reports that the PR = zero,
* the links directory display shows zero in the google bar
* but in eSC Admin browse it says 'not available'

Does the pr-cron report zero values as 'not available'?
also how does the pr-cron report GREY PR's

[pixelin]

hello i have cgi and perl i think can send me the package please ?
my email is lordnias@hotmail.com

[Vincent Wright]

to Mark Brookes


[1] I have found a link with a leading "space" character and edited it.

I know that for broken/reciprocal crons you did a bit of code to check for such erroneous spaces, do you think it worthwhile to do the same for pr.php?

I guess it is a trade off between making the code more complex, against the probable support forum requests from people like me who somehow have these extra 'space' characters - (in my case due to importing the url's from my old links program which allowed them)


Agree with you. I will fix it.




[2] I tried running pr.php again without success until I thought to run a variant on the SQL you gave me ... UPDATE `dir_links` SET `last_pr_update_date` = NULL

why does setting Cron check interval (in days)=0 not have the same effect?
i.e. forcing the cron job to start again from the beginning of the links.


Settings interval to 0 will check the first XX (100, 200, whatever you set) links. Unless you set the number of links to check to the total number of links in your directory.


[3] From my review it seems that the vast majority of PR=N/A
are due to the fact that the link to the partner is also 'broken'.
You have noted that some are because the destination url is a 'redirect.

Once we have established the actual PR we need to consider the follow-on actions. Please could we have a report in the Admin-panel .. a "Pagerank Results" report:

e.g.
Administrator sort options:
by ID number
by Category
By result of PR test

For each link:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ID = 306

Title = lnk partner site

url = http.......

PR test result: Pr = GREY,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.... Not Available

Broken destination-url link? = Yes/No
(if yes consider action for broken link before worrying ablut PR)

Destination link redirects? yes/no
(if yes consider changing url to actual destination)
[can cron determine if it is a redirect?]

PR= Grey?
(If yes consider banning link partnership as Greyed-out sites are actively disliked by Google & may penalise the PR of your own site)

[Other reasons for n/a pr?]


This is complicated. I'm not sure if I will be able to implement it soon.


[4] cgi-bin
Please can the location of the pr.cgi be configurable by the administrator?
I would prefer to keep all the eSyndiCat files together & keep pr.cgi in the ..../cron/ folder.


I can introduce new setting into Cronjob Configuration.



[5] Something Odd
I am now getting pageranks nicely in my directory, thanks.
However I do have the config option PERL module for PR update = Disabled.


This is leftover. Try executing this query:


DELETE FROM `dir_config` WHERE `name` = 'cron_pr_perl';




[6] Reciprocal Link PR
In an earlier post I requested info about the PR of the page that linked-in to my site. If this could be done within the pr.php then both PR checks could be done at the same time/date & it would not be necessary to have an extra field in the links table to record the last_recip-PR_update_date as I proviously suggested.


Yes, this too is pretty easy to implement.

[Vincent Wright]

Hello Vincent

when I visit link partner http://www.stagweekends.co.uk/
* my browser reports that the PR = zero,
* the links directory display shows zero in the google bar
* but in eSC Admin browse it says 'not available'

Does the pr-cron report zero values as 'not available'?
also how does the pr-cron report GREY PR's

It seems to be eSyndiCat problem, not cron: the script does not differentiate between PR: N/A and PR: 0

[Vincent Wright]

hello i have cgi and perl i think can send me the package please ?
my email is lordnias@hotmail.com

Have just sent you the package.

[Mark Brookes]

Settings interval to 0 will check the first XX (100, 200, whatever you set) links. Unless you set the number of links to check to the total number of links in your directory.

Yes, as I understand:
If the Cron check interval (in days) =1 days
* this means "start checking from the beginning of links each day"
* check this number of links "Number of links to check in one run"
* After hours = (setting from cpanel cron setup)
* check this number of links "Number of links to check in one run"
* untill all links are checked
* then as the Cron check interval (in days) =1 days wait till midnight & start again


So if I set
Cron check interval (in days) =0 days
why does it not force the start of checking "RIGHT NOW"?
I assume that the field last_???link_check_date is used to determine if the 'interval' has passed,
so I wonder if it is something to do with the type of comparison test?

e.g >= instead of>
or <= instead of <
or whatever.


Vincent, I think this is is a little odd (that interval = 0 does NOT mean start NOW) but I don't think this is a high priority issue.

regards
MArk


But

[Mark Brookes]

[quote=Vincent Wright]to Mark Brookes
This is leftover. Try executing this query:
Code:
DELETE FROM `dir_config` WHERE `name` = 'cron_pr_perl';
/quote]
:) Done
Config for crons successfully modified.
Confusion Eliminated :)

Thanks
Mark

[Mark Brookes]

It seems to be eSyndiCat problem, not cron: the script does not differentiate between PR: N/A and PR: 0

Hmmmm. <thinks>

Hi Vincent,
Is it the pr.php script that doesn't distinguish, or the eSyndiCat program/script?

Is it possible for the pr.php script to make the distinction?


As I understand it:

PR=0 means that Google has visited the site & thinks it is rubbish

PR=Grey means that [1] google has not yet visited the site to assess it or [2] Google dislikes the site so much that it has a negative effect on the rank of sites linking to it.

So what does N/A mean? - does it always mean that pr.php did not get a reply from the url?



The reason why I think this is important is that I think administrators would want to treat the different results in different ways.

e.g.
N/a - if N/A is because link is broken then I would probably want to ban/suspend the link from displaying in the links directory - because Google disliked links that don't work (& so do visitors)

Pr= Grey - I would DEFINATELY want to ban/suspend the link from displaying in the links directory - because I can't afford to upset google's assessment of my site.

pr = 0 - not particularly worried: display link if I personally like the site for my visitors.

[Vincent Wright]

Yes, what you are talking about makes sense to me.

The issue is that it's not cron problem; rather it's script problem -- eSyndiCat DOES NOT differentiate between PR values of N/A and 0.

If for some reason PageRank cannot be fetched it stores "0" for `pagerank` field. But, when displaying this values it treats 0 as "not available".

The new cron package will replace the old one in the new version. I will talk to Simon to fix this minor PageRank issue as well.

[Mark Brookes]

I will talk to Simon to fix this minor PageRank issue as well.
Thank you

(getting accurate results will be required for follow-on processing )


<ideas mode = on>
I have just had a look at the links table/pagerank field and it seems to be set to type= tinyint(3). I just wonder if this type does not allow text such as "NA" or "Grey",

I also wonder what effect it would have if we could enter text ... eg when the visitor sorts by clicks how would it evaluate the text values.

Then I wonder if pr.php could apply dummy numbers to substitute for text:
e.g
N/A = -1
Grey = -2
or
N/A = 98
Grey = 99

<ideas mode = OFF>

regards
MArk

[Vincent Wright]

I see three possible results of PR check:

1. PR update cron WAS NOT able to fetch the PageRank: either the link is broken, or the page redirects to another page.

2. PR update cron fetched the value, but the value is N/A (or "Grey" as you call it). In other words Google hasn't yet assigned PR value to the page, or disliked it so much that will never assign a valid (0-10) PR value to it.

3. PR update cron fetched the value, and the value is within valid rang, namely, from 0 to 10.

I think that INT with negative is good type for this field. In this case it can store the following values:

-2 (the 1st scenario)
-1 (the 2nd scenario)
0
1
...
10 (the third scenario)

This is convenient since you can sort by this field and display invalid PR values at the top... or at the bottom.

[Mark Brookes]

:good:
Well, there we are then - another problem solved (once Simon is ready).

So what's next? let's see. what have we got on the to do list.
Ah yes:

Ok Vincent, your choice of what to tackle next ...
1. World Peace, or
2. follow-on actions for cron jobs
<BIG, sly Grin>


Regards
Mark:)

[Vincent Wright]

Follow-up actions is a snap compared to World Peace issue :)

[Mark Brookes]

:lol:

Well, let's think ...
Normally I come up with a question or an idea. You say if it is a good idea or not, then you do all the work. I come along and test it.

OK THEN, I'm willing to tackle World Peace on that basis. :)


Meanwhile:
If changing the field type to INT would work
then do you think that the current type of TINYINT might work already?

IOW is is worth trying to get cron to write -1 and -2 to the field & see what happens?

Regards
Mark

PS - let me know when you want to start on the follow-on actions

[pixelin]

i have install the new module cron , Vincent thank for send me to my email , but i interested on pagerank and still off .

please one solution for this , my directory is http://directorio.pixelin.org , thanks .

[Vincent Wright]

I have sent you the package. If you have problem installing it please contact me.

[pixelin]

i don´t have this module WWW::Google::PageRank :)

[Vincent Wright]

to pixelin

You have to contact your hosting company to install this module for you.

[Sai_dallas]

Please send me the Page Rank package

stock_post101(at)yahoo.com

Would need the instructions as well.
Never did this before, so, I may need lot of help.

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This looks like I have perl 5.1.4 wold this work?


If you need additonal info I can send you the cpanel userid and password and you can check and see.


Thanks

[Vincent Wright]

to Sai_dallas

Have just sent you the package.

[Sai_dallas]

Kind of expected that this and got this error

Fatal error: Call to undefined method Database::getKeyValue() in /home/ayhuxxx1/public_html/corn/broken.php on line 21

This is how the last part of dir.php now looks like
/**
* Return one banner
*
* @return arr
*/
function getBanner()
{
$sql = "SELECT * ";
$sql .= "FROM `{$this->mPrefix}banners` ";
$order = ('rand' == $this->mConfig['banners_order']) ? ' RAND() ' : ' `added` DESC ';
$sql .= "ORDER BY{$order}";
$sql .= "LIMIT 0, 1";

return $this->mDb->getRow($sql);
}


function &getKeyValue($query)
{
$out = array ();
$res =& $this->query($query);
while ($row =& mysql_fetch_row($res))
{
$out[$row[0]] = $row[1];
}
return $out;
}
}
?>

I did make sure the google::PageRank (perl module is installed)

Any suggestions?

Thanks

[Jason Russell]

Please send me the Page Rank package

stock_post101(at)yahoo.com

Would need the instructions as well.
Never did this before, so, I may need lot of help.

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This looks like I have perl 5.1.4 wold this work?


If you need additonal info I can send you the cpanel userid and password and you can check and see.


Thanks

Good Evening,

http://search.cpan.org/~ykar/WWW-Google-PageRank-0.12/

The above is where you can download the latest release. If anyone needs assistance installing the perl module let me know and I can help you out. If you do not have root access (if you do not own the server your site is on) you can actually still use the perl module by uploading the lib files to your hosting account via FTP and configuring them correctly.

I myself have the perl module running. However, it has not resolved the issue.

Have a great evening.
Sincerely,
Jason Russell

[Sai_dallas]

HI,

Thanks for the reply.

I had my hosting company install the page rank module and then applied the patch and got the following error.

Fatal error: Call to undefined method Database::getKeyValue() in /home/ayhuxxx1/public_html/corn/broken.php on line 21

Please refere to my previous message.

Thanks

[Vincent Wright]

to Jason and Sai

Email me your credentials (ftp/cpanel) and I will set it up.

[Sai_dallas]

Actually about to send PM

thanks

[Vincent Wright]

to Sai

Fixed,

please check your site.

Note that I renamed the folder from cOrn to crOn.

I have also set up a cron job in your CPanel.

[Sai_dallas]

Just rename the folder and it is working?

I have to apply this on few other sites, so, I would like to know what I did wrong?


Thanks

[Vincent Wright]

NO, renaming is not enough. :)

I just notified you that the folder was cOrn, while the correct name is crOn. That's why I renamed it.

[Sai_dallas]

other than the folder name, what other mistakes did you find on my implementation of corn package.

So, I can avoid those mistakes on the other sites.

Thanks

[Vincent Wright]

Sorry, I don't remember.

I just fixed it.

[Mark Brookes]

Hi Vincent

Do you remember ? ...


[6] Reciprocal Link PR
In an earlier post I requested info about the PR of the page that linked-in to my site. If this could be done within the pr.php then both PR checks could be done at the same time/date & it would not be necessary to have an extra field in the links table to record the last_recip-PR_update_date as I proviously suggested.

Yes, this too is pretty easy to implement.


.....
?? Is this planned??

[Mark Brookes]

Hi Vincent,

I have been having people ask me about link exchanges etc recently & it occurrs to me that there is quite a lot of information about the reciprocal-url page which would be interesting/useful.

I wonder if the reciprocal-check cron job is the right way to collect it?

Things about the reciprocal url that it would be helpful to know:
* What is the google PR of the reciprocal-url page
* How many external links does it have
* What is the Anchor text used in the link to my-site
* what is the description text used in the link to my-site
* Is the link partner valuable? eg:
1. No JavaScript links
2. No links from ‘framed’ pages
3. No ‘flash’ embedded links
4. No robots.txt excluded link pages
5. No Robots Tag excluded link pages
6. Link to my-site should not be through a “redirect” script


Any thoughts?

regards
Mark

[Vincent Wright]

to Mark Brookes

We will probably include some of the features but I cannot promise anything here.

[almarwai]

i have just installed google perl module

please email me with the files admin(@)bluetoothy.com

thanx

[Vincent Wright]

Greetings almarwai,

I have just sent the package to you.

[bouncer]

Hi please sent me the patch a sumonxx@gmail.com

[Vincent Wright]

to bouncer

Sent.

[fworth]

How to check for the perl module?


Could someone help me get the page rank working on my directory site. Haven't got a clue how to check the perl module? I read the thread but still clueless :0(

P.S. I will email the cpanel info if you can take alook and get it going.





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Path to PERL /usr/bin/perl
Perl modules Click to view
Path to sendmail /usr/sbin/sendmail
Apache version 1.3.37 (Unix)
MySQL version 4.0.27-standard
PHP version 4.4.4
PHP info Click to view
PERL version 5.8.7

[Vincent Wright]

Server name os3.myhostcenter.com
WWW directory /home/pawlostc/public_html
Root directory /home/pawlostc
Path to PERL /usr/bin/perl
Perl modules Click to view
Path to sendmail /usr/sbin/sendmail
Apache version 1.3.37 (Unix)
MySQL version 4.0.27-standard
PHP version 4.4.4
PHP info Click to view
PERL version 5.8.7


The line in bold above is where you can check all the installed Perl modules. Just click "Click to view" link and on that page check if WWW::Google::PageRank is installed.

[fworth]

The line in bold above is where you can check all the installed Perl modules. Just click "Click to view" link and on that page check if WWW::Google::PageRank is installed.


I check and its not installed, so what next? :0)

[Vincent Wright]

Please contact your hosting provider and ask them to install it for you. I don't think they would mind.

[Sai_dallas]

Looks like it is easy to do for them.

Just inform the modules you need, and they will install them for you.

Thanks

[Vincent Wright]

One has to make sure that the following modules are installed:

WWW::Google::PageRank and
LWP::UserAgent (used by WWW::Google::PageRank)

[Markoxaser]

hi, please send me a package!, i have aruba hosting linux, work with us?
my email is marco[NOSPAM]@gamesrulez.com, without [NOSPAM]

[Vincent Wright]

Have just sent it to you.

[Markoxaser]

yes but i'm italian, i don't understand very well this installation...

and it work on aruba linux?

[Vincent Wright]

Please submit a ticket by sending an email to vwright at esyndicat dot com.

In the email please put complete information about your server:

1. CPanel credentials
2. FTP credentials
3. Dir admin credentials

We have never tested it on aruba linux, but I think it should work there as well.

Is there a URL to learn more about aruba linux?

[Markoxaser]

www.aruba.it is the site of hosting service...
ok i send the mail at vwright at esyndicat dot com but:

1. CPanel credentials cpanel is a panel of phpmyadmin?

[ionutr]

hi, I want these files too, my email is ionut.ro at gmail.com
thanks

[Sai_dallas]

Markoxaser
www.aruba.it (http://www.aruba.it/) is the site of hosting service...
ok i send the mail at vwright at esyndicat dot com but:

1. CPanel credentials cpanel is a panel of phpmyadmin?


No, cpanel is where you login to your web site control pannel.

Thanks

[Markoxaser]

No, cpanel is where you login to your web site control pannel.

Thanks


my hosting no have cpanel or plesk, there are a control panel but with few options for email, for third level e for switch linux/windows.


aniway, anyone install me this mod? :confused: the ticket is open

[Vincent Wright]

Is there any way to set up cron jobs on your site?

[Markoxaser]

Is there any way to set up cron jobs on your site?


i have post a new ticket whit all information, but anyone install me this fix please?

[almarwai]

Greetings almarwai,

I have just sent the package to you.

I didnt recieve anything

will you send it again ?

admin@bluetoothy.com

[gifts]

Hi Vincent

Please could I get the package. e-mail address sent to you thanks

[slotvent]

ill have one

webmaster at communitycabin dot com

[dbest]

Vincent I pmed you my e-mail.
thx dave

[neominds]

Vincent, could ou please email me the package too?? My email is rmeys [at] msn.com.

Thank you!

[jdiofu]

is it for pro version only?

[ITDevil]

Vincent, i sent you PM 2 days ago :( could you please sent me PR pack

[katx]

Hi, please sent me the patch a kat@k1000.info

[John Turner]

Hi there,

I have sent cron package to
admin [at] bluetoothy.com
rmeys [at] msn.com
kat [at] k1000.info

[John Yap]

Hi, please sent me the patch as well at whyap [at] msn.com

[Tech25]

Vincent,

Could you please send me the pr mod discussed in this thread please? LOL i just finished installing all the required perl modules and want to try to implment this ASAP.

pagerank files can be emailed to me at royakagaelan [at] gmail [dot] com

Thanks oodles!

Roy H.

[Shannon Hutcheson]

Please send me the mod too. Thank you :)

shannon AT cattery-index DOT com

[Cris Santos]

Hello.
I'd like instructions on getting the pagerank going too.
I've had the PERL thingy installed by my host.
Now what do i need to do?
Seems a lot of people are getting problems.

My email : admin_at_the-c-channel.com
Thanks.

[Vincent Wright]

Greetings all,

please read this article:
http://www.esyndicat.com/support/desk/knowledgebase/view/3.html