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At 11:36 AM -0800 28/2/00, Moe Rubenzahl wrote: >I am interested in your experience with web site checking products. >Specific interests: Moe, I work with LinkAlarm, an online site checking service. http://linkalarm.com >1. Periodic automatic link checks to check both internal links and >links outside the site, reporting any broken links. Yes, you can specify automatic checking to be monthly, every 2 weeks, weekly or daily. We check and report both internal and external links. You can configure your report to include pages in a specific directory and across multiple servers. >I see a couple of programs that run locally -- LinkLint (Perl >script) and InfoLink (Windows app). I would guess there are also >services that do this for you and send reports for a monthly fee. LinkAlarm is such a service. We use a points system so you can manage as many reports on as many sites as you like. $10 buys 1000 points, to check all the links on 1000 of your pages. We offer a free trial of the service with 100 points. >2. Periodic site quality checking -- load times and such. Examples: >NetMechanic and Websitegarage. We're developing a realtime monitoring service for LinkAlarm at the moment, stay tuned! You might like to try http://netwhistle.com too. regards - George LinkAlarm - Online Link Checking Service http://linkalarm.com LinkAlarm checks every link on your site and prepares a detailed web report. Automatic, scheduled link testing with email notification. Verifies entire web sites including databases and script generated pages. Manage as many reports as you like with notification sent to the right person. Nothing to install - just use a browser. Dedicated to fighting linkrot. Free trial. -- George Bray - LinkAlarm - Web Site Quality Assurance Web: http://linkalarm.com Email: mailto:george.bray(at)linkalarm.com
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