No Hands SEO

Resolved itself after a couple of restarts.

My NHS seem to have stopped working. When i start it just say "Threads setup" and does that for at least 27 hours (haven't had time to test longer..)

What's up with that?

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Tested with
- Proxies
- No proxies
- VPN
- Direct connection (nothing)

Does NHS auto clean the database so that previous URIs that don't work or get "no post forms found etc" don't get retried or is there some sort of automatic threshold; ie "retry http://... 3 times and then remove it". If not it would be a great option to have, something like: 1. ...

A simple feature would be a upgrading system that finds the parent location of NHS. Now it always want to use c:\ ..... but i always have to manually change that. Quite annoying since one probably will choose the wrong dir to install to, just a matter of time.

How's the progress on this? I' saw that you posted about it at BHW before. Any betas?

I think NoHandsSEO is great software and we must to help Jim with bug search. Here tested some configurations: Project: 1 - 1 simple page (UTF-8 cyrillic anchors) - 10 keywords 2 - site with 2149 pages (English anchors) - 23 keywords 3 - site with 273 pages (English anchors) - 7 keywords Common set...

I left NHS on for 2 days and when i came back the cpu utilization was a staggering 100% on all cores. I'm not really on a low end comp, why does NHS take so much CPU time? Still running the trial to evaluate the prog so threads are even locked to 15 ... :shock: My specs: AMD x6 1050T @ 4,2 Ghz (OC) ...

I would really like to see an option to do something like i explain below. Example -------------------------------------------------------- Main URI: x.com NHS crawls and finds.... x.com/about-X/ x.com/about-Y/ x.com/about-Z/ etc.. NHS then discovers that the page x.com/about-X/ has the meta TITLE o...

I would really like to see an option to do something similar. Example -------------------------------------------------------- Main URI: x.com NHS crawls and finds.... x.com/about-X/ x.com/about-Y/ x.com/about-Z/ etc.. NHS then discovers that the page x.com/about-X/ has the meta TITLE of "I lov...