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Max
12-26-2004, 04:18 PM
I have developed a tool to import Open Directory Project dump on a
relational database composed by 8 tables that contains ALL the
information in the dump.
I'm not sure it can be useful for SEO.
If it could be a valued tool, i.e. to reduce bandwidth usage related to
fetching pages from Open Directory Project website (http://dmoz.org),
in a way that can reduce costs for SEO techniques that relies on ODP
for websites housed or colocated (with a storage capability of about 2
GB), I would like to receive your opinion as I'm valuating the
possibility to release such tool with a server-side presentation
script, probably based on PHP.

Philipp Lenssen
12-26-2004, 04:18 PM
Max wrote:

> I have developed a tool to import Open Directory Project dump on a
> relational database composed by 8 tables that contains ALL the
> information in the dump.
> I'm not sure it can be useful for SEO.
> If it could be a valued tool, i.e. to reduce bandwidth usage related
> to fetching pages from Open Directory Project website
> (http://dmoz.org), in a way that can reduce costs for SEO techniques
> that relies on ODP for websites housed or colocated (with a storage
> capability of about 2 GB), I would like to receive your opinion as
> I'm valuating the possibility to release such tool with a server-side
> presentation script, probably based on PHP.

Sounds interesting. I would like to hear when this is done.

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Fernando
12-26-2004, 04:18 PM
On 22 Dec 2004 07:18:03 -0800, "Max" <max@lastedge.net> wrote:

>I have developed a tool to import Open Directory Project dump on a
>relational database composed by 8 tables that contains ALL the
>information in the dump.
>I'm not sure it can be useful for SEO.
>If it could be a valued tool, i.e. to reduce bandwidth usage related to
>fetching pages from Open Directory Project website (http://dmoz.org),
>in a way that can reduce costs for SEO techniques that relies on ODP
>for websites housed or colocated (with a storage capability of about 2
>GB), I would like to receive your opinion as I'm valuating the
>possibility to release such tool with a server-side presentation
>script, probably based on PHP.

I would consider it definately interesting. Did you implement it in
PHP?

Max
12-26-2004, 04:18 PM
I have implemented it in Java and runs in non-interactive (daemon) mode
from shell command line.