If you don't have a tracker or access to the web logs, then your only option is to ask google to list what pages link to your site, and see if you can find anything "new" in the list. Check the advanced options on google.
Dave
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> > The obvious answer should be "check the damn stats and
> > figure out where the hits are coming from". Depending what
> > tracker you're using (I see some Google Analytics code on
> > the page), that shouldn't be too hard. Hell, even *I*
> > managed to trace a sudden flow of visitors back to a
> > Hungarian messageboard.
> >
> > And as for pulling the whole site down, paranoia or
> > marketing scheme?
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> I don't have a tracker. Just that really dodgy server (as
> to why I haven't changed it over would take up
> three-quarters of the Rockman to explain). I feel, this
> way, is the only way of knowing what exactly happened. I'm
> not worried just really curious and google has failed me -
> So far.
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