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Old February 5th, 2003, 08:40 PM
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Just saw a 216.239.46.* on one of my logs.

About how long does it last?
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I'm still only getting hit by 64 ip's. Maybe its just the freshbot, under a diff. IP?
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It's definitely the deep-crawler - I got hit by 216.239.46.* also.

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Yesterday i got a few hundred hits by the deep crawler. So it is going! YAY

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Is it a bad sign if each domain has only been hit once? How long does it last?
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The deep crawl lasts a long time. Usually 2 weeks if i remember correctly. So give it a little time, it only started yesterday or the day before yesterday. Theres no major rush for it. Soon enough we will all have had hundreds of hits by the deepcrawl bot (assuming we all have hundreds of pages).

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Looks like I complained too soon, it's started bombing three of my new sites today, plus my vBulletin board domain, thanks to the session ID trick!!!! I'm going to love the next dance!!!
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Time for me to brag.... I was right!!! naner-naner-naner.... Yay. See.... Its just a matter of time.

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