Is sh404sef able to inform me by e mail, if a 404 error occurs?
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#6387 – mail information if 404 occurs
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wb_weeblr
HI
We do not do this. You would get many, many emails!!
Rgds
We do not do this. You would get many, many emails!!
Rgds
Hello,
okay, but how can I determine, if anyone get a 404 error on my site to
correct this?
Kind regards
Am 02.03.2017 um 12:54 schrieb Weeblr.com:
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okay, but how can I determine, if anyone get a 404 error on my site to
correct this?
Kind regards
Am 02.03.2017 um 12:54 schrieb Weeblr.com:
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wb_weeblr
Hi,
You will get 404s on your site everyday, even if you have very little traffic, because there are hundreds of bots, some legit and some attackers or spammers that will create 404s on your site (you will find requests for Wordpress or Drupal plugins or Joomla extensions that are not installed on your site for instance).
I would suggest you use sh404SEF on a regular basis, for instance once a week (depending on your site traffic and new content addition), and check the 404s that happened. There are filters to display 404s for the last hour, days, week, etc
Then review the 404s, and either delete them or fix the problem if they come from your own site.
Rgds
You will get 404s on your site everyday, even if you have very little traffic, because there are hundreds of bots, some legit and some attackers or spammers that will create 404s on your site (you will find requests for Wordpress or Drupal plugins or Joomla extensions that are not installed on your site for instance).
I would suggest you use sh404SEF on a regular basis, for instance once a week (depending on your site traffic and new content addition), and check the 404s that happened. There are filters to display 404s for the last hour, days, week, etc
Then review the 404s, and either delete them or fix the problem if they come from your own site.
Rgds
Ah, okay, now I understand this. Thank you!
Am 02.03.2017 um 13:42 schrieb Weeblr.com:
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Am 02.03.2017 um 13:42 schrieb Weeblr.com:
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