build-schedule - build a schedule for link checking.
build-schedule [options] -V --version Give version information for this program -h --help --usage Describe usage of this program. --help-opt=OPTION Give help information for a given option -v --verbose[=VERBOSITY] Give information about what the program is doing. Set value to control what information is given. -l --url-list=FILENAME File with complete list of URLs to schedule -s --schedule=FILENAME Override location of the schedule -t --spread-time=SECONDS Time over which to spread checking; default 10 days --config-file=FILENAME Load in an additional configuration file
This program takes a links database and builds an entire schedule from scratch for them. This can then be later used by daily-check-links to check all of the links.
By default build-schedule builds a schedule for all of the links in your links database but you can give it a list of URLs in a file in which case the schedule built will only contain those links.
build-schedule
The schedule tries to spread link checking into the future with more links being checked soon and fewer later. As links are scheduled for repeat checking this should work out to a reasonably even rate of checking.
If there is an already a schedule file in existance, it will be read and the times in the old database will be reused. The old database will be renamed with a .bak extension.
If everything is set up correctly and you don't have any special needs then you don't have to give any arguments.
build-schedule --ignore-links --spread-time=7200
Causes an immediate pulse of activity which tests all of the links in the database within the next two hours. Needless to say, this will cause considerable amounts of network traffic and is a bad idea in most normal situations.
The program doesn't check the validity of its output database, so if the output filesystem fills up things can go horrible. Check afterwards.
verify-link-control(1); extract-links(1); build-schedule link-report(1); fix-link(1); link-report.cgi(1); fix-link.cgi suggest(1); link-report.cgi(1); configure-link-control
The LinkController manual in the distribution in HTML, info, or postscript formats, included in the distribution.
http://scotclimb.org.uk/software/linkcont/ - the LinkController homepage.
To install HTML::AsHTML, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm HTML::AsHTML
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install HTML::AsHTML
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.