gotonudecom wrote: ↑

September 23rd, 2026, 1:32 pm

AlexO wrote: ↑

September 20th, 2026, 9:44 am

gotonudecom I always wanted to ask you, how did you end up with nude.com did you register it or buy it?

I registered it, wish I was smart enough, back then, to register hundreds of thousand more than I did.

We all wish we had done that hon

What are the specifications of the nude.com server it sucks to be honest, get a better box. The slow loads and down times hurt sales and seo.

greatpornlinks wrote: ↑

September 26th, 2026, 1:02 pm

What are the specifications of the nude.com server it sucks to be honest, get a better box. The slow loads and down times hurt sales and seo.

Appreciate the comment. Great advice for a new person. However tell me something I already know is not really helpful, but thanks.
I don't care is the main cause.. This is NOT my primary business.
If you had a suggestion of a better host that Ignores DMCAs, unless they are legit, then I would take it.

Most subdomains are on a different server they load fine.
Other people's subs can be where ever they want them.

Have any idea how often a domain like this is attacked?
or the traffic volume across over 32000 subdomains
How about the storage required for the over a million pages?


This is a great opportunity for a hosting company to sponsor NUDE.com with managed hosting on a HUGE, probably cloud setup and be promoted on The NUDE.com Network.
Easily get one or two sign ups per month.

Bikker is looking at it now, cause YES it did not load at all for me. that sucks, thanks for letting me know.

CPU is pegged at 88% user across 48 cores with ~100 PHP workers running, and a cluster of IPs in the 122.14.224.x/227.x range dominates the connection list. I'll check the access logs to see who's hammering what.

Diagnosis: two bot swarms are overloading PHP

The server isn't failing. It's saturated: 48 cores at about 97% busy, load ~13, around 100 php-fpm workers running, and MySQL at 150% CPU. When every worker is busy, new visitors wait in line until the browser gives up with ERR_TIMED_OUT.

In the last 200,000 requests in the nude.com log (03:27 to 09:54 today):

Source: Bytespider (ByteDance's crawler), from 122.14.x, 110.249.x, 111.225.x
Share: ~53% (106k), about 280 requests/min
What it requests: /index.php?goods/09085755040.do, ?info0979.aspx, ?t=<Japanese keywords>
────────────────────────────────────────
Source: A second bot using fake mobile browser UAs, mostly from 80.12.x, 82.163.x,
188.221.x
Share: ~28% (55k). Each fake UA has almost exactly 5,400 hits, which is a rotation pattern,
not real users
What it requests: Same /index.php?<junk> pattern (53k of its 55k requests)

So about 80% of all traffic is bots requesting nonsense URLs.



handling those in nigix so it wont even hit php
more soon

try it now

gotonudecom wrote: ↑

September 27th, 2026, 1:12 pm

try it now

I have not been to your site ina. while, I just went there and it loads fast.

HarryXxX wrote: ↑

October 10th, 2026, 11:52 am

gotonudecom wrote: ↑

September 27th, 2026, 1:12 pm

try it now

I have not been to your site ina. while, I just went there and it loads fast.

We have our ups and downs. subdomains are on different servers.

been fighting bots


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nuce.com how do you handle the SSL certificate for all those subdomains, mine is free only covers the one domain no subs on it.

pokerking wrote: ↑

October 18th, 2026, 10:23 am

nuce.com how do you handle the SSL certificate for all those subdomains, mine is free only covers the one domain no subs on it.

http://ssls.domainsecure.com/

I use this company and purchase a standard wild card ssl for the domain.

Currently on sale for $38 a year

Support is great blah blah. Seriously I really like this company and their service.

tacnet wrote: ↑

October 19th, 2026, 1:45 am

If I can offer a bit of friendly advice. When we started (shortly after you did), we did the same as you your doing - ie we invited other webmasters to come and build sites/subdomains on our network. We got our inspiration from Voyeurweb.com who, back then, were doing the exact same thing ie offering hosting on their Redclouds.com network

What we ended up with was a bunch of crap, half built sites, many of which weren't being updated anymore because the webmaster had just given up. It looked terrible and was really dragging our network down

So around 2002, we (and voyeurweb.com) switched to working with content providers instead rather than wannabe webmsters . Content providers simply provide the content and WE build the websites using standard templates. That way you have much tighter control over what your network looks like, you don't have to worry about webmasters giving up and it makes it a whole lot easier to drive traffic to and from all your subdomains because all the relevant links can be part of the site template

I would suggest getting Bikker to make up some Nude.com website templates and then advertise for Content Providers rather than webmasters

It might be a little more work your end to start but, in my experience, letting people do their own thing just leads to a mess

Thanks for the friendly advice!!
Yep. I am familiar with voyeurweb.com
Yes, experienced the same issue when I was giving the subdomains away.
I need to do exactly what you have suggested. I just don't want to do it enough to dedicate my own time to it or Bikker's time.