I used it for a little while, but the list on the spiders page of "unknown" spiders was getting HUGE; even after installing the recommended spider list xml file. I must have had 100+ unknown spiders listed.

On ours,
Format for date - m-d-Y
Format for time - h:i A
Datestamp display option is Yesterday/Today, but like I said in my previous post, we have a hack installed that makes it user configurable.

I'm at work right now and dont have access to the machine to edit the php file. I will do that when I get home tonight and report back if someone doesn't beat me to it.


Edit: Just noticed something, The problem seems to only be while I'm logged in. If i log out and view the page as an unregistered user, it displays correctly. Another thing i just noticed while digging deeper, its not just the yesterday/today thing that's not correct. Everything is a day off while logged in. One of the spiders shows as 01-14-2006 03:24 PM on the page, but in the database the timestamp is 2006-01-15 16:24:51. My timezone setting on the board is an hour off the default which would explain the time difference, but I cant figure out why its one off on the day everywhere.

http://gprime.net/board/spiders.php

well how come you dont add the spiders to your spiders.xml file? then you wouldnt have that....

If they were seeing the same thing we are, quite a few of the 'Unknown Spider' entries aren't spiders at all. They are humans with browsers that have a useragent that isn't being recognized.

Do you still have the same issue if you apply the mod in this post:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....5&postcount=98

?

the only thing that i see so far is just the high sql queries... i think this wouldnt be to good on a large site in which spiders visit alot... is there any way to cut down on them? cause to be honest i only have my site in testing and its already using 70 queries with only 12 spiders that visited so far

just for a example on a board with alot of spiders visiting i was just looking at darksoulz post about there site http://gprime.net/board/spiders.php look at how many sql queries it has and its alot .... Page generated in 6.39825 seconds with 1909 queries

ouch, mine is up to 101 qeries.. I'll have to shut this down unless this is resolved :(

gprime is even more now:
Page generated in 16.68188 seconds with 4357 queries#
LOL!!!

i got 188 querries ... but i thought about leaving the link private and when the site is called just 12 times a week i can our server can handle this ... wouldn't be really great, though when this will be fixed!

Yeow... I just ran that page, it was 12,000 queries.

How do you enable the page generation time for each page? Or is that a hack?

That's way too much, lemme go back through the code and see what I can do with it!