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{{Software
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|Version=1.13b
|Version=1.13c (Dec 2001)
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|Author=[[Daniel Hellerstein]]
|Author=[[Daniel Hellerstein]]
|License=GNU GPL / Open Source Software
|License=GNU GPL
|Download=[http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/h-viewer.php?dir=/pub/os2/apps/internet/www/util&file=cheklink_v113b.zip Version 1.13b]
|Download={{FileLink|CheckLink_1-13c.zip}}
|Website=
|Website=[http://www.srehttp.org/apps/cheklink/]
}}
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CheckLink is a multi-threaded, socket aware utility used to create, verify, traverse, and index a web-tree.
CheckLink is a multi-threaded, socket aware utility used to create, verify, traverse, and index a web-tree.


* web-tree: all the URLs (in-line images, anchors, etc.) that are referenced in a root HTML document, and in html documents reachable from this root.  
* web-tree: all the URLs (in-line images, anchors, etc.) that are referenced in a root HTML document, and in HTML documents reachable from this root.


CheckLink (which is written in REXX) can be run fom an OS/2 command prompt, or as an SRE-http addon.  
CheckLink (which is written in REXX) can be run from an OS/2 command prompt, or as an [[SRE-http]] addon.


==Documentation==
==Documentation==
* [[CheckLink Manual]]
* [[CheckLink Manual]]


[[Category:Software]]
[[Category:Web Site Authoring Software]]
[[Category:Open Source Software]]

Latest revision as of 22:46, 23 August 2023

CheckLink
Version 1.13c (Dec 2001)
Vendor
Author Daniel Hellerstein
License GNU GPL
Download CheckLink_1-13c.zip
Website [1]

CheckLink is a multi-threaded, socket aware utility used to create, verify, traverse, and index a web-tree.

  • web-tree: all the URLs (in-line images, anchors, etc.) that are referenced in a root HTML document, and in HTML documents reachable from this root.

CheckLink (which is written in REXX) can be run from an OS/2 command prompt, or as an SRE-http addon.

Documentation