Thanks. I've fixed a number of references that didn't start with http:// and should have. I'll see how things go from here.

My thanks to both of you for your help.

Looks up and functional. Your error logs won't have the 404s, only the access log. Webstats, AWStats, and other tracking programs use the access log to show you who visited the site. Sorry, mis-read your post above (and I was sleepy) :-) I've found one example of an odd error, perhaps you can advis...

My blog is at http://www.dragonseye.com/blog

Unfortunately I don't have direct access to my error logs but I'll have to see if I can get them from my host.

I apologize if this is a dupe but couldn't find an instance of this problem in the forum although I can't quite believe I'm the only one who's seen this problem. Google and Yahoo have reported a number of odd 404 errors in connection with my 1.0 s9y install. As near as I can tell they end up being c...

Wow, that was fast.

Thanks for the info. That certainly isn't clear through the admin interface.

btw, regex I get (I am a long-time programmer), I just don't do PHP although I'm thinking more and more about changing that.

Has anyone been able to get this feature to work? No matter what string I use, the bots are still being recorded and displayed in the stats page. I'm using s9y 0.91 with stats plugin 1.23 I'm not php-savvy so haven't accomplished anything by trolling the code. I've tried the wikipedia strings: Baidu...