tribedude,

make sure that you created .htaccess file as described in installation instructions.

Thanks for replying, can you tell me were i find this option...

Thanks

It's defined in my.ini file on your server, you might need ot contact your hosting support for that.

I have forgget password.
What i do?

the .htaccess file was created as the instruction indicated. i logged into my google sitemanager utility and see that although a sitemap file was created by vbseo that google can download, all the URLS it contains are 404s

Our board is huge with 4 million posts and while I understand this product has to split that into files containing less than 50k URLS per file. It created the master Sitemap file as board/vbseo_sitemap/data/sitemap_index.xml.gz which is excellent , but all the suburls in that file are listed as being in a wrong directory: /board/sitemap_3.xml.gz

How can I fix this so vbseo actually gives suburls that actually point to the files?

you can get your password from vbsitemap settings in vbseo admincp

maybe i should uninstall this and try re-installing it.

how do i uninstall it completely?

installed on 3.7.0 with vbadvanced and TfSEO
and works great.
no errors found

Great hack.

thanks :)

I have a folder under my forums folder for for a product called ReviewPost. ReviewPost resides in a folder called reviewpost. When vbSEO runs, it doesn't get any URLs from the reviewpost folder. Is this something I can tell it to query somehow? If so, how would I do it?

Thanks!