Are you sure the publisher-ID in your pages is really yours?

I'm not paranoid. A nice girl asked me to check her site for she noted her earnings plunged. What I did find was a hacked affiliate cgi script. As a consequence a provider's employee was fired and the police... Well that's another story.

While dealing with the problem I thought it is better to check my pages just to be sure. So, I coded a small php script to scan all pages in a site reporting good and bad ID's if any.

I don't know if I've reinvented the wheel or not, but it works for me. Please test the script and let me know how good or bad it is.

www.cartapacio.com/gpasid/gpasid.php

 

Neat script. I'm not going to download right now as I really only run Adsense ads in a few places, but I guess this script would be great for larger sites.

 

Thanks for the script. But Im sure enhough its my publishers id.

 

Of course you are sure its your ID because you copy/pasted the script, however someone may hack your site and change the ID in some of pages.
Will you check all your files manually? Hundreds or thouthands of html's, php's, templates etc.?

 

Nice script.

I got round the time out on my Froogle extractor script by entering the number of pages to be checked (webmaster normally have a good guess of the total), then only request x pages per second (use sleep function) so you know how long the toal will take. Then cut it up just before the estimated tim-out with a link saying >> next batch or something. This will also prevent the server from being drowned in 100s of requests per second.

 

Got an error.... The page cannot be found.

Any ideas... The server is not my server but I am sure it has php installed.

PS: Using Microsoft Server 2003 and IIS

 

It's working. Try this: http://www.cartapacio.com/gpasid/

will display: Nothing to read. Just some space in an Apache server.

 

See now you're scaring me! Hehe - *rushes off to check all his pages*

 

I'm sure all your pages are okay... Hopefully.

 

seem to be! I'm sure I'd notice a change in my earnings if someone was messing with my pages.