# sample resource file
# to modify, just uncomment the line
# see linkchecker -h for help on these options
# commandline options override these settings!

[output]
# turn on/off debug messages
#debug=0
# use the color logger
#log=colored
# turn on/off --verbose
#verbose=0
# turn on/off --warnings
#warnings=0
# turn on/off --quiet
#quiet=0
# additional file output
#fileoutput = text colored html gml sql

# each Logger can have separate configuration parameters
# standard text logger
[text]
#filename=linkchecker-out.txt

# GML logger
[gml]
#filename=linkchecker-out.gml

# CSV logger
[csv]
#filename=linkchecker-out.csv
#separator=;

# SQL logger
[sql]
#filename=linkchecker-out.sql
#dbname=linksdb
#commandsep=;

# HTML logger
[html]
#filename=linkchecker-out.html
#colorbackground=#ffffff
#colorurl=blue
#colorborder=
#colorlink=
#tablewarning=
#tableok=
#tableok=
#rowend=
#myfont=

# ANSI color logger
[colored]
#filename=linkchecker-out.ansi
#colorparent=
#colorurl=
#colorname=
#colorreal=
#colorbase=
#colorvalid=
#colorinvalid=
#colorinfo=
#colorwarning=
#colordltime=
#colorreset=

# blacklist logger
[blacklist]
#filename=~/.blacklist

# checking options
[checking]
# number of threads
#threads=5
# check anchors?
#anchors=0
#recursionlevel=1
# obey robots.txt exclusion?
#robotstxt=0
# overall strict checking. You can specify for each extern URL
# separately if its strict or not. See the [filtering] section
#strict=0
# supply a regular expression for which warnings are printed if found
# in any HTML files.
#warningregex="Request failed"
# Basic NNTP server. Overrides NNTP_SERVER environment variable.
#nntpserver=news.uni-stuttgart.de

# filtering options (see FAQ)
# for each extern link we can specify if it is strict or not
[filtering]
# everything with 'lconline' in the URL name is extern
# extern1=lconline 0
# everything with 'bookmark' in the URL name is strict
# extern2=bookmark 1
# links to our domain are intern
# internlinks=calvinsplayground\.de
# check only syntax of all mail adresses
# extern3=^mailto: 1
#denyallow=0

# You can provide different user/password pairs for different link types.
# Entries are a triple (link regular expression, username, password),
# separated by whitespace.
# If the regular expression matches, the given user/password pair is used
# for authentication. The commandline options -u,-p match every link
# and therefore override the entries given here. The first match wins.
# At the moment, authentication is used/needed for http[s] and ftp links.
[authentication]
#entry1=^http://treasure\.calvinsplayground\.de/~calvin/isnichmehr/ lebowski lebowski
#entry2=^ftp://void.cs.uni-sb.de calvin hutzli