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Hi all!

I'm looking for a software that checks if urls are still working. I know there is a lot of software that scans your website and looks for broken links and that's NOT what i'm looking for.

I have a list with over the 1000 websites that has to be checked if the website is still working.

I spent some time google'ing it but i couldn't find it.

 

Anyone?

This might be not be a huge help, but there is a piece of Mac software called Rage Domainer that does what you are looking for I think. http://www.ragesw.com/products/domainer.html . You are likely not on a Mac, but maybe you can use the product page for keywords to do a search for PC software that does the same thing.

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Awesome! I'll check it!

Thanks! Really saved me some time and some annoying work

That tool looks great if you can run it on a local server running PHP - however, I have a client who wants to check if 8 websites are responding properly, and he wants to run it as a scheduled task in Windows (or have it scheduled by subscribing to some kind of online service).

 

I know there's a website somewhere which will check some URLs for you every hour or two, and email you if they're down. But I can't find my bookmark!

 

Has anyone spotted a site running this kind of service? Ideally for free...

 

Thanks.

It's OK, it turns out I was googling the wrong keywords. Instead of "website testing" I later googled "website monitoring" and lo and behold, pages and pages of the stuff :D

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