Hey there,
I have a list of several thousand links in a txt file.
From time to time, a need arises to validate them.
On Windows - we have the champ: XENU
Is there anything similar to Xenu for linux?
appreciate your input, guys
Hey there,
I have a list of several thousand links in a txt file.
From time to time, a need arises to validate them.
On Windows - we have the champ: XENU
Is there anything similar to Xenu for linux?
appreciate your input, guys
You could use urlwatch, however it might not scale for thousands of pages
Hi @korben,
Maybe linkchecker works for you:
And it’s in the AUR:
$ pamac searchlinkchecker
linkchecker-git latest-4 AUR
Check websites for broken links (development version)
linkchecker 10.3.0-1 AUR
check links in web documents or full websites
So can be installed with:
pamac build linkchecker
Go ahead and give it a go. I can only be or not be what you’re looking for and if it is…
Hope it helps!
Theres also a handful of different packages in the AUR:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages?O=0&SeB=nd&K=link+check&outdated=&SB=v&SO=d&PP=50&submit=Go
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages?K=broken%20link
IDK … maybe muffet
looks the most interesting?
Please don’t use abbreviations in posts. See
Tried. Failed. Couldn’t help myself.
There is also Site Checker Pro, if you prefer to work online; and Broken Link Checker which looks interesting – similar to Link Checker.
Screaming Frog SEO Spider appears to be the closest to Xenu, in functionality; however, it isn’t open-source.
Cheers.