README.txt in Link checker 5.2
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Link Checker ------------ Installation: 1. Place the entire linkchecker folder into your modules directory. 2. Go to Administer -> Site building -> Modules and enable the Link checker module. 3. Go to Administer -> Site configuration -> Link checker and enable the node types to scan. 4. Check all HTML tags that should be scanned. 5. Adjust the other parameters if the defaults don't suit your needs. 6. Save configuration 7. Wait for cron to check all your links... this may take some time! :-) If links are broken they appear under Administer -> Logs -> Broken links. If not, make sure the cron is configured and running properly on your Drupal installation. The Link checker module also logs somewhat useful info about it's activity under Administer -> Logs -> Recent log entries. Recommended: 1. For internal URL extraction you need to make sure that Cron always get called with your real public site URL (for e.g. http://example.com/cron.php). Make sure it's never executed with http://localhost/cron.php or any other hostnames or ports not available from public. Otherwise all links may be reported as broken and cannot verified as they should be. To make sure it always works - it's recommended to configure the $base_url in the sites settings.php with your sites URL. Better save than sorry! Known issues: 1. drupal_http_request() does handle (invalid) non-absolute redirects, http://drupal.org/node/164365 Until this issue is fixed in core the permanently moved links are not automatically updated by the "Update permanently moved links" feature to the newly provided URL. -> Workaround Manually fix these links or try the patch.
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- Link Checker
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- Installation:
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- 1. Place the entire linkchecker folder into your modules directory.
- 2. Go to Administer -> Site building -> Modules and enable the Link checker module.
- 3. Go to Administer -> Site configuration -> Link checker and enable the node types to scan.
- 4. Check all HTML tags that should be scanned.
- 5. Adjust the other parameters if the defaults don't suit your needs.
- 6. Save configuration
- 7. Wait for cron to check all your links... this may take some time! :-)
-
- If links are broken they appear under Administer -> Logs -> Broken links.
-
- If not, make sure the cron is configured and running properly on your Drupal
- installation. The Link checker module also logs somewhat useful info about it's
- activity under Administer -> Logs -> Recent log entries.
-
-
- Recommended:
-
- 1. For internal URL extraction you need to make sure that Cron always get called
- with your real public site URL (for e.g. http://example.com/cron.php). Make sure
- it's never executed with http://localhost/cron.php or any other hostnames or ports
- not available from public. Otherwise all links may be reported as broken and
- cannot verified as they should be.
-
- To make sure it always works - it's recommended to configure the $base_url
- in the sites settings.php with your sites URL. Better save than sorry!
-
-
- Known issues:
-
- 1. drupal_http_request() does handle (invalid) non-absolute redirects, http://drupal.org/node/164365
- Until this issue is fixed in core the permanently moved links are not
- automatically updated by the "Update permanently moved links" feature
- to the newly provided URL.
- -> Workaround Manually fix these links or try the patch.