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10 Rapidshare search engines

July 18, 08 by Crossover

rapidsearch

1. RapidShare1 - Rapidshare Search Engine
2. RapidShare Searcher - Search in rapidshare.com
3. FileZ - Rapidshare Search - File Search
4. LoadingVault - RapidShare Search
5. RapidOSearch - RapidShare Search Engine

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OpenDrive Online Disk

July 17, 08 by Crossover

OpenDrive Online Disk

OpenDrive is a remote drive for your computer, that allows you
to store, share or back up files from your computer on the Internet. You can store anything and share it with anyone, right from your desktop. Start storing and sharing today.

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IP Domain Check Tools

February 11, 08 by Crossover

domain-ip-find

A reverse IP domain check takes a domain name or IP address pointing to a web server and searches for other sites known to be hosted on that same web server. Data is gathered from search engine results, which are not guaranteed to be complete. Knowing the other web sites hosted on a web server is important from both an SEO and web filtering perspective, particularly for those on shared web hosting plans.

Visit Reverse IP Domain Check

visual-trace-route-tool

You can also create a Visual Trace route for a domain or IP.

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Using htaccess to open the door for the Google bot / spider

October 09, 07 by ReniX

Search engine bots, commonly known as “spiders”, are standard tools used by search engines to find and index web pages throughout the internet. In order for a spider to find and index a web page it must first discover it through manual submission on their site or more commonly a link from a site that has already been indexed by the spider. A common problem occurring with large scale dynamic sites today is that the links used throughout are query string heavy. This makes it difficult for a search engine spider to index deep within these large-scale sites because of specific precautions the spiders take when dealing with these types of URLs.

An example of a NON search friendly URL

http://www.mysite.com/page.php?v=value1&p=value2&c=value3

An example of a search friendly URL

http://www.mysite.com/page-value1-value2-value3.html

This white paper will detail the use of the . htaccess file for Apache based web servers to take dynamic, query-heavy URLs and turn them into clean, efficient, search engine friendly URL structures.

What are the benefits of search friendly URLs

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Test your Server Security, POP3/SMTP Mail server and FTP server Free

September 28, 07 by ReniX

Free Diagnostic Tools
Wormly has a few useful, simple, free tools to make your sysadmin life a bit easier.

* Free Web Server Security Scan
* Test a POP3 Mail Server
* Test an SMTP Mail Server
* Test an FTP Server
* Remote Ping
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Error Documents

September 12, 07 by ReniX

404.jpg

These are very useful and allow you to specify a page that the user goes to if there is an error. The most useful way you could use this is with the “404 Page Not Found” error. You can provide the user a list of common links, a link to your homepage, an e-mail address or whatever you feel like!

You create this in the . htaccess file by including the following command, replacing the value in [square brackets]:
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Preventing hot linking of images

September 12, 07 by ReniX

To stop people from using your images on their site while the image is still on your site (stealing valuable bandwidth), add the following to the . htaccess file:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?mydomain.com/.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule \.(gif|jpg)$ - [F]

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htaccess Password Protection

September 12, 07 by ReniX

You can protect a specific directory with the . htaccess file by doing the following:

1. Create a new file called . htpasswd in the same way as we created the . htaccess file above.

2. The . htpasswd file uses the following format for storing username and passwords:
username:password

There must be no spaces on the line before username, either side of the colon or after the password text. If you want several people to have access to the protected space, with each having a different login, you can add as many username/password lines as you wish making sure each one is on a separate line.
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