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Re: The Future of Euphoria

• Posted by katsmeow Apr 09, 2017
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It's easier on windoze, using wget and console cmd findstr

wget -r -nv -ologfile.txt http://google.com/qwkutyeiobeywfjsbu.html 

Will output lines such as

http://google.com/qwkutyeiobeywfjsbu.html: 
2017-04-09 13:27:25 ERROR 404: Not Found. 

Open the logfile in a text editor, search-replace the '/n' before the date, save file, then use

findstr "ERROR 404:" "e:\wget-11\logfile.txt" > e:\wget-11\l 
ogfile2.txt 

and you will have the missing pages in logfile2. If you do NOT use wget option "spider" you will have a copy of the page that's on the server, which may be different than what's in your local copy. So search the website as wget downloaded it for the bad link. Fix the pages wget downloaded, they will be .html pages(?), then search the top dir for ".html" names, sort by time, those after the date of logfile2 will be the ones you fixed and can re-up to the server.

I am sure i have said the creole on this site is borked.

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