Looking for tool to check for 404 errors

blind · 2005-01-21, 03:07 PM

Hi, host changing is starting to be my routine, and i wonder how could i didn't end on some shitlists when i had a little non-predicted downtimes. Anyway, like in thread's title,- i'm looking for tool to check if didn't fuck something while moving my files between servers. Does such a tool exist?

Regards,
blind

Mateusz · 2005-01-21, 03:15 PM

most server stats got 'Failure Report' or 'HTTP Error codes' features. You will easly catch all problems that may occur.

It can be also done by ftp client (I use flashFXP) - just set to copy all stuff again but switch in options to skip files if size match. In FlashFXP you can also set to prompt for action if existing files size is smaller/larger.

BlueQuartz · 2005-01-21, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by blind

Hi, host changing is starting to be my routine, and i wonder how could i didn't end on some shitlists when i had a little non-predicted downtimes. Anyway, like in thread's title,- i'm looking for tool to check if didn't fuck something while moving my files between servers. Does such a tool exist?

Regards,
blind

check your stats at your current host - you should see which files are going 404 and then be able to correct any problems

better yet - get yourself a Good Host

2005-01-21, 03:07 PM	#1
blind Remember to rebel against the authorities, kids! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Poland Posts: 404	Looking for tool to check for 404 errors Hi, host changing is starting to be my routine, and i wonder how could i didn't end on some shitlists when i had a little non-predicted downtimes. Anyway, like in thread's title,- i'm looking for tool to check if didn't fuck something while moving my files between servers. Does such a tool exist? Regards, blind __________________ Trade hard links with over 30 domains on different class C IPs!

2005-01-21, 03:15 PM	#2
Mateusz Screw you, guys. I'm going home. Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Gliwice, Poland Posts: 996	most server stats got 'Failure Report' or 'HTTP Error codes' features. You will easly catch all problems that may occur. It can be also done by ftp client (I use flashFXP) - just set to copy all stuff again but switch in options to skip files if size match. In FlashFXP you can also set to prompt for action if existing files size is smaller/larger. Last edited by Mateusz; 2005-01-21 at 03:28 PM..