New SPAM sites...billions of results!!!!

Im going to use YPN, not really a fan of it, so wouldnt care

 

I really wonder if this guy is going to get his money...

 

I think you could just use curl or snoppy to just bang on cpanel, but I don't know how to go thru the login and password

Actually you could probalby just make a javascript script that gerates new windows of cpanel, with the sub domain plugged in, its all there in the url in cpanel hosts, then you would already by logged in

 

Yea I am sure he made a killing with those sites but it was short lived. If I was him I would split those sites into thousands of smaller sites so it wouldn't get all the publicity and eventually removed from Google. Billions of pages what was this guy thinking.

 

Can an excel file be converted to a MySQL DB?

 

Here is the trick:

Your server needs to be set to respond to all non-existent subdomains with the root domain. Meaning if someone hits

thisdoesnotexist.example.com

the site should respond with example.com/

That sort of subdomain wildcarding is an apache directive. I don't know which one or how to turn it on, but if it isn't on already for your server, your host can easily help you turn it on. Now, once your site responds correctly to subdomains that don't exist, it is up to your script at the root index.php to parse out the subdomain used and then deliver the content appropriately.



(hit me with some green! heh... that is the same way I've setup sites to create automatic user subdomains like TheHoff.digitalpoint.com for every user on a forum)

 

ps. Let's have a DP contest to see which DP user can get the most pages indexed in Google! I'm in for $50... say in 4 weeks time you show your domain and # of pages indexed?

 

thats nothing just save it as a csv or pipe seperated file, then use the text file import in phpmyadmin

yeah green reps I always forget about them

 

If your DNS provider (ie. ISP) have "wildcard" option you could set *.mydomain.com -> myIP
In that case:
user.mydomain.com -> myIP
anything.mydomain.com -> myIP
etc...

 

OKAY ... so what can we learn from this?

What I have picked up from it is that if you have a legitimate site (non MFA) you can probably do fairly well in getting your pages indexed and ranking.

 

You don't even have to creature new subdomains ... you can do this with Apache Mod-Rewrite.

 

I'll do it, i need more coop weight

so ask about turning on wild card option in apache?

What do you add?

 

How, you mean with HTACCESS, do you have an example, I dont think it can be done?

 

one thing is getting billion of pages ... another thing is actually ranking for them ... they must have some serious SEO happening .. any one figure that out yet?

 

Any one using ev1servers? Watch this thread.

I remember years ago, back in the late 90s, having a domain where the sub-domain could be anything and it showed the site!!!!

 

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^w{3}\. [NC]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/get/ [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^([^.]+)\.domain\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^.*$ /get/boguscontent.php?subdomain=%1 [L]

Code (markup):

if you send googlebot to thisisnotreallyasubdomain.domain.com
it'll will get content from www.domain.com/get/boguscontent.php?subdomain=thisisnotreallyasubdomain and you let boguscontent.php output some (random) crap, including a link (or more) to another (random) generated subdomain. and It'll look like a valid page to googlebot. (the subdomain in the url variabale isn't even needed).

ps: the rules might not be 100% accurate but I think it's close ...

 

They own the recipe area.
I just happened to search for 'best roast pork sirloin' today.
# 1, #10, # 12 etc.

pizza sauce recipe

everything after #20 or so...

 

They own everything, everything I look for shows them in top 20 spots, most are top 10

 

They haven't hit any of my niches yet thank god! (i know its a matter of time)

 

Couldn't find it. Was that a red herring or are you talking about an actual post (link) ?