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tr_httpcheck(1)





NAME

       tr_httpcheck -- check if a particular web-pages exists


SYNOPSIS

       USAGE: tr_httpcheck [-heEs] [url1 url2...]


DESCRIPTION

       tr_httpcheck is a post-processor for tr_blck to allow for checking of
       absolute linke of the type http://....


OPTIONS

       -h this help

       -e print only results if an error was found

       -E Like -e but print a . for every checked url.

       -s print result in short format without the URL

       If no URL is given then tr_httpcheck reads output from \"tr_blck -a\"
       on stdin and processes it.  Note: This program does only http type of
       protocol checks. It can e.g not check https or ftp.


EXAMPLES

       check a single url: tr_httpcheck http://www.oche.de/

       check many URLs extracted with tr_blck from web pages:
        tr_blck -a *.html |  tr_httpcheck -E


ENVIRONMENT

       You may set the environment variable HTTP_PROXY and NO_PROXY or
       http_proxy and no_proxy to use a proxy. If both are set then the upper-
       case version takes precedence.  The format of the http_proxy variable
       looks like "http://www-proxy:8080/" and the no_proxy is a comma or
       space seperated list of servers or domains for which a direct connec-
       tion should be made.


AUTHOR

       tr_httpcheck is part of the HTML::TagReader package and was written by
       Guido Socher [guido(at)linuxfocus.org]


NOTES

       If you are interessted in a link checker to check links only via the
       web-server then this is not the right program for you.  This program is
       just a simple addon to tr_blck.  Other programs like e.g

       http://linkchecker.sourceforge.net/ or

       http://www.linklint.org/ or

       http://linkchecker.stacken.kth.se/ (webpage where you can enter a url
       to check)

       can be used if you want to check your web-pages only remotely via a web
       server.

perl v5.8.8                       2006-06-22                   TR_HTTPCHECK(1)

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