check links in web documents or full websites
Find a file
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                      LinkChecker
                     =============

With LinkChecker you can check your HTML documents for broken links.
Features:
o recursive checking
o multithreaded
o output can be colored or normal text, HTML, SQL or a GML sitemap graph
o HTTP, FTP, mailto:, Gopher, Telnet and local file links are supported
  Javascript and HTTPS links are currently ignored
o restrict link checking to your local domain
o HTTP proxy support
o give username/password for HTTP and FTP authorization
o robots.txt exclusion protocol support 

LinkChecker is licensed under the GNU Public License.
Credits go to Guido van Rossum for making Python. His hovercraft is
full of eels!
As this program is directly derived from my Java link checker, additional
credits go to Robert Forsman (the author of JCheckLinks) and his
robots.txt parse algorithm.

I want to thank everybody who gave me feedback, bug reports and
suggestions.