Google bots are sleeping on the job??

Discussion in 'Google' started by gordano, Oct 24, 2006.

  1. #1
    I thought that google bots visited, gathered data, and went away in a matter of seconds. But when I look at my webstats the bots seem to have sessions of several hours. ... and I though the bots didn't have enough time to crawl the web.

    Seems like some of the google bots (66.249.65.164) are sleeping on the job :D

    Has anyone seen anything similar, is this normal for google?
     
    gordano, Oct 24, 2006 IP
  2. rehash

    rehash Well-Known Member

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    several hours sessions?! you mean..it keeps comming for several hours...it cannot sleep, because the connection timesout in some seconds
     
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  3. gordano

    gordano Active Member

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    Yes, several hours, then it goes, and comes back. Just checked again, livestats shows it has been there for 47 mins. Seems strange to me, maybe it just likes my website :D
     
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    some google bots had been waiting my forums about 2 hours. i think this is normal for me.
     
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    Yeah, and for some i just kick them out.
     
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    The bots usually try to avoid overloading your server by chewing the whole site at once. So it takes a few pages and goes by passes until it picked the pages it wanted to refresh/add in the index.
     
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