vBSEO Sitemap Generator 2.5 Released

**Shadab** · 03-01-2009 11:23 AM

The problem is not with the product. The problem is your server is not having enough resources to complete the sitemap generation. So the solution, as said earlier, includes :

- Cutting down on the number of URLs included in the sitemap, so that the sitemap gets generated in less time and without using a large amount of memory. Or,

- Increasing the php's memory limit so as to allow the complete generation of sitemap.

**jdougher** · 03-01-2009 12:19 PM

Originally Posted by Shadab

The problem is not with the product. The problem is your server is not having enough resources to complete the sitemap generation. So the solution, as said earlier, includes :

- Cutting down on the number of URLs included in the sitemap, so that the sitemap gets generated in less time and without using a large amount of memory. Or,

- Increasing the php's memory limit so as to allow the complete generation of sitemap.

You know, I've been writing product doc for consumers for years, and one of the first things you do is give them a "prerequisites" section. Why not do that?

So how much memory, EXACTLY, do I need to allocate, and why not tell me that?

I upped the memory and am still getting the error:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 47185920 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 9175040 bytes)

So just tell us, please, in plain language, HOW DO WE GET THIS THING TO WORK?

Increase the memory? To how much?

Turn off Yahoo sitemap generation? Okay, but isn't that what this tool is all about?

Turn off Show post? Okay, but why is the option there if we have to turn it off?

I don't think I'm being unreasonable here. I think you're wasting lots of my valuable time, though, on a product that wasn't fully tested.

Bottom line is: the previous sitemap generator worked, until it didn't, and now this one doesn't.

**Michael Biddle** · 03-01-2009 07:47 PM

Again, this is not a product issue.

The reason to turn of the yahoo sitemap is because it adds quite a bit of memory to be needed, hence the memoy limit issue.

The reason we ask you to turn off the showpost link is because that also adds a huge load depending on how many posts you have on your board. We also recommend that you disable the showpost link because it leads to duplicate content.

The reason I asked you to increase your memory_limit is so you do not have to disable any of the following. The warning message said that it needed 9175040bytes more in the memory limit, which is about 10mb more. I recommend setting yours to 64MB.

The reason that the last one worked fine was because you probably did not have tags included, or the group pages, or any of the new features which add more memory use.

You can do any of the above, or all of the above, it is your choice.

**mjname** · 03-01-2009 09:56 PM

I've done all three solutions and I still can't generate a new sitemap with 2.5. I have 3.8 vB and 3.2 vbseo and 2.5 sitemap generator.

I had to actually delete my original vbseo_sitemap folder and upload it all new. For some reason just over writting wasn't working. Now I can actually generate a new sitemap.

**mjname** · 03-01-2009 10:22 PM

However I still get this error from google
Unsupported file format
Your Sitemap does not appear to be in a supported format. Please ensure it meets our Sitemap guidelines and resubmit. Help

Any ideas?

**hornstar6969** · 03-02-2009 02:34 AM

I am still getting the same priortiy warnings even after deleting my sitemaps and regenerating them and I am also still not getting the sitemap auto generating each night, I have to manually do it.

**Oleg Ignatiuk** · 03-02-2009 07:02 AM

I am still getting the same priortiy warnings even after deleting my sitemaps

What is the sitemap URL that is reported?

I am also still not getting the sitemap auto generating each night

Did you check your scheduled tasks log in vB admincp?

Please open a thread in troubleshooting forum to report issues.

**hornstar6969** · 03-02-2009 08:14 AM

00 2 * * * vBSEO Sitemap Generator 03-03-2009
05:00 PM When I click run now from the scheduled tasks it generates fine and I get the email.
Support ticket sent.

**jdougher** · 03-04-2009 07:23 PM

New error reported by google:

Sitemap file size error
Your Sitemap exceeds the maximum file size limit. Please create multiple Sitemaps containing fewer URLs to meet the file size limit.

I also see tons of people showing problems with this release here:

http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showt...sitemap&page=2

In short, I think you need to pull this and re-release it when it's really ready.

**Oleg Ignatiuk** · 03-04-2009 07:51 PM

Hello,

try to decrease the "Maximum URLs per file" setting and regenerate sitemap.

**jdougher** · 03-05-2009 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by Oleg Ignatiuk

Hello,

try to decrease the "Maximum URLs per file" setting and regenerate sitemap.

Tried that. Reduced to 40,000. Still didn't work.

**kevinl** · 03-05-2009 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by jdougher

Tried that. Reduced to 40,000. Still didn't work.

I have read you really shouldn't set it higher then 30k...

Briansol's Ultimate Guide to vBSEO

Maybe try that?

**jdougher** · 03-05-2009 08:40 PM

Originally Posted by kevinl

I have read you really shouldn't set it higher then 30k...

Briansol's Ultimate Guide to vBSEO

Maybe try that?

Tried that. Same out of memory message.

**Oleg Ignatiuk** · 03-05-2009 08:51 PM

Please open a ticket with admincp access to check the issue.

**HamidFULL** · 03-06-2009 05:22 PM

Hi men!

I have some questions.

1) vBSEO Sitemap Generator is usable without vBSEO license and standalone?
2) if yes to Q1 then vBSEO Sitemap Generator would be useful without vBSEO? (even a bit!)
3) vBSEO Sitemap Generator is Free?
4) for install vBSEO Sitemap Generator I should modify my htacess or software will do it automatically?

Thank you

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