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| If you manage a website you'll know how much of a problem managing
that website can be. Aside from the problems of producing the content,
you also have to make sure that the content works, and that the
website doesn';t have any bad or missing links. The scripts in this
chapter will show you how to check sites on a local, and those on a
remote server, as well as tools for down and up synchronisation of a
site with a remote service provider. |
| Download: PC - Unix - Mac - Info |
| Chapter Script Status |
| Title | Script Name | Status |
| HTML Quick Check Module |
HTMLQC.pm |
No Change |
| Checking HTML Validity |
chkhtml.pl |
No Change |
| HTML Support Module |
SHtML.pm |
No Change |
| Verifying Local Links and Images |
chklinks.pl |
Bug Fix, 13th Nov 1999 |
| Verifying Remote Links and Images |
chkrlink.pl |
No Change |
| Extracting Form Elements |
extform.pl |
No Change |
| Mirroring a Single Page |
singmirr.pl |
No Change |
| Mirroring an Entire Site |
sitemirr.pl |
No Change |
| Uploading an Entire Web Site Using FTP |
uplsite.pl |
No Change |
| Static Web Log Listing |
wwwlogs.pl |
No Change |
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| Verifying Local Links and Images Update |
In this script, it fails to pick up an error if you don't supply the correct options on the command line. The problem is in this line:
push(@urls,$ARGV[0]) || die "No URL Specified";
This is essentially nonsence, since the operation is valid, even if @ARGV is empty. Instead, you need to replace it with:
die "No URL Specified" unless (@ARGV);
push @urls,$ARGV[0];
This will correctly identify the lack of a root HTML file to start checking for problems.
Download the updated script: PC - Unix - Mac
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