A ridiculous problem

Discussion in 'Co-op Advertising Network' started by hasen, Feb 17, 2008.

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    Ads not found on http://www.domain.com/images/

    Is this serious? How in the hell can I have my links in a folder??? This is crazy. I can't believe people can manage to use this tool. I also can't believe there's no support any longer. What am I doing wrong? Please help.. :mad:
     
    hasen, Feb 17, 2008 IP
  2. crystak

    crystak Well-Known Member

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    #2
    You own domain.com ?
     
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  3. hasen

    hasen Peon

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    Haha no of course not. I just use that 'cos I don't want to reveal my real site's domain name.
     
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    .SR Well-Known Member

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    I am confused about your problem. :(

    .SR
     
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    ^Same... =\
     
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    Smaaz Notable Member

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    Do a search for "site:domain.com/images/" on google. If G returns a result for that you need to put a index file with the coop code into that folder or you disallow google to crawl the images folder by robots.txt.
     
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    hasen Peon

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    Ok I'll do as you suggested Smaaz. Its still very odd behaviour though.
     
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    j0ned Active Member

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    That's not odd behavior. Computers don't behave they obey. If your images folder is returning a 403 status code, then the folder's permissions don't permit access to that directory. Instruct the server (chmod on *nix systems) to permit access to that directory, then create an index file like smaaz has mentioned.
     
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