[MacPerl] Re: QUESTION: Finding missing links -Reply

["J. Linder" <jann@jann.com>]

funny...I was kinda looking forward to an automated system.  There are over
500 pages on our site and over 1000 images in 42 directories.

i would just like a program to read in all the .htm, .pl, .cgi, .html,
.shtml extensions and i can parse them for the .gif and .jpg's

then i could make a list that we could work from to manually delete the
unused files.

The problem is i dont know how to make a listing of all the files on my
site and cycle through each filename in order to parse them using perl.
The parsing is easy!

thanks

jann


>Remove all images from the directory.
>Fire up the pages.
>Replace only used images.
>
>>>> JANN @ SMTP (J. Linder) {jann@JANN.COM} 06/25/97 03:21pm
>>>>
>On the same but different line, How about a good utility to check
>that the
>only files on a site are actually files that are referenced in your
>site's
>scripts/html files?
>
>
>ie:  lots and lots of images in our images directory...but i want to
>remove
>the ones that are not in use.
>
>Thanks
>
>jann
>
>>
>>We have a lot of links in our web site (http://www.comsource.net).
> Is there
>>a GOOD utility that would check for broken links?
>>
>><!-- It is so hot today that nobody is out to cut trees.  -->
>>
>>David Phan  <dphan@comsource.net>
>>Systems/Internet Programmer
>>ComSource, Inc.    http://www.comsource.net/
>>____________________________________________

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