Actually I came across a perl script called WebTester available at
http://awsd.com/scripts which generates a very nice report on a web site. One
of the reports it generates is a list of broken links from each page containing
them. It also runs locally on the server so it doesn't affect your web
statistics. Hopefully this will do what you are wanting.
Scott
Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
>
> Michael Roberts wrote:
>
> > By far your best bet if you need a list of which pages have broken image links
> > is to write a Perl script to filter the logs. (Your language of choice may of
> > course vary.)
>
> Well, all your broken links will be in the failed referrerer report. You can use
> REFINCLUDEs to limit a report to just internal referrers if you need.
>
> HTH,
>
> Jeremy Wadsack
> Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
>
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