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by vbernat
25 days ago
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I often run a linkchecker on my blog and substitute broken URL with links to the Wayback machine. Unfortunately, this is becoming quite difficult to detect broken URL as everybody is fighting bots. I am using linkchecker <https://github.com/linkchecker/linkchecker/> and it respects robots.txt but many sites are now serving 503 or various other codes. |
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You can't win. Also I learned that people and companies don't really care if their links break, let alone pay for a link checker service. I am guilty of this on my personal website.