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jbgilbert
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Posted: 2004-Mar-25 02:07
I have some homegrown code I use to analyze spider visits and it works great.
But, recently I set up a subdomain (using cPanel) and I cannot locate ANY Googlebot visits to the subdomain in my log files.
Google indexed the pages, but I cannot find a trace of his accessing the the subdomain pages ANYWHERE in my log files.
Is there some trick to making subdomains show up in your log files?
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jbgilbert
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Posted: 2004-Mar-25 04:06
anybody?
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jbgilbert
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Posted: 2004-Mar-25 13:40
Sorry, trying to keep this active until I get it figured out...
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superchaosbryan
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Posted: 2004-Mar-25 15:48
Is the sub domain pointed toward a directory like www.widgets.com/blue to get http://blue.widgets.com/?
If so, you may not see visits to the actual subdomain or you may not have linked to the subdomain from the original domain.
Make sure you have a link from the domain to the subdomain like We have plenty of a href="http://blue.widgets.com/" blue widgets /a to make your creation.
I dropped the <> on purpose for posting.
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jbgilbert
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Posted: 2004-Mar-25 20:51
superchaosbryan
Thanks for answering... I will try a link from the index page to the index page of the subdomain, BUTlet me provide more info and see if it helps.
Physically the subdomain is just a directory off the root of the main domain.
Many of the subdomain pages have recently been indexed so I know Google visted them. If Google visited, indexed and ranked them, wouldn't you expect to see the visits in the log files even if you don't have a link from a main domain page to a subdomain page?
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