Linkchecker (URL manager in the admin interface)

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K259	Thursday 04 March 2004 4:24:26 am eZ publish got the URL manager in the admin interface. This functionallity shall list broken urls..when listing "invalid urls", it shall be possible to get the object listed which have the broken links. It shall also be possible to edit the broken link in this interface, and change it. (This is how I understand this functionallity..am I right?) Does anyone have any experience with this? On our site (3.3) this is not working, it's not possible to see which object with broken links. Can anyone recommend a good linkchecker which works on eZ publish, and where it's possible to add the kernel error(3.tpl) for non-existing content, so the linkchecker know this, and notify this link as dead.
Paul Borgermans	Thursday 04 March 2004 4:38:20 am You understand it right. Did you enable the cronjobs? The link checking is done with a script (which is needs direct access to the internet, unless you do it with a curl enabled version -- see pubsvn.ez.no) I would not use another link checker, for us the ez link checker works fine mostly. -paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
K259	Thursday 04 March 2004 5:18:01 am If I click Open in new window, I get "the object is not available". If I click the Url listed, I get: "URL Information" - This url is no longer available. Are there any documentation on this? To check if things are configured the right way and so on`?
Paul Borgermans	Thursday 04 March 2004 6:23:56 am Ah, Yes there is a "bug", and I think I did not report it yet: when you have newer versions published, the linkchecker ignores this and also looks at the older ones. Also objects that are in the trash remain the target for link checking. The linkchecker should skip these. So try clearing the trash and see if this helps (as a workaround for now) -paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
K259	Friday 05 March 2004 4:25:58 am Don't work..hmm..