taler-deployment

linkcheckerrc (9705B)

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 # Sample configuration file; see the linkcheckerrc(5) man page or
 # execute linkchecker -h for help on these options.
 # Commandline options override these settings.
 
 ##################### output configuration ##########################
 [output]
 # enable debug messages; see 'linkchecker -h' for valid debug names, example:
 #debug=all
 # print status output
 #status=1
 # change the logging type
 #log=text
 # turn on/off --verbose
 #verbose=0
 # turn on/off --warnings
 #warnings=1
 # turn on/off --quiet
 #quiet=0
 # additional file output, example:
 #fileoutput = text, html, gml, sql
 # errors to ignore (URL regular expression, message regular expression)
 ignoreerrors=
   ^mailto
   .*orders.*
   ^https://donations.demo.taler.net/en/checkout
   ^https://web.archive.org/web/20120118201902/http://www.gnu.org/
   ^https://www.researchgate.net/publication/4980956_The_Case_Against_Intellectual_Property
   ^https://shop.fsf.org/.*
   ^https://blog.fefe.de/.*
   ^https://x.com/.*
   ^https://www.netzbon.ch/.*
   ^https://news.ycombinator.com/.*
   ^https://twitter.com.*
 # ignore all errors for broken.example.com:
 #  ^https?://broken.example.com/
 # ignore SSL errors for dev.example.com:
 #  ^https://dev.example.com/ ^SSLError .*
 
 
 ##################### logger configuration ##########################
 # logger output part names:
 # all       For all parts
 # realurl   The full url link
 # result    Valid or invalid, with messages
 # extern    1 or 0, only in some logger types reported
 # base      <base href=...>
 # name      <a href=...>name</a> and <img alt="name">
 # parenturl The referrer URL if there is any
 # info      Some additional info, e.g. FTP welcome messages
 # warning   Warnings
 # dltime    Download time
 # checktime Check time
 # url       The original url name, can be relative
 # intro     The blurb at the beginning, "starting at ..."
 # outro     The blurb at the end, "found x errors ..."
 # stats     Statistics including URL lengths and contents.
 
 # each Logger can have separate configuration parameters
 
 # standard text logger
 [text]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.txt
 #parts=all
 # colors for the various parts, syntax is <color> or <type>;<color>
 # type can be bold, light, blink, invert
 # color can be default, black, red, green, yellow, blue, purple, cyan, white,
 # Black, Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Cyan, White
 #colorparent=default
 #colorurl=default
 #colorname=default
 #colorreal=cyan
 #colorbase=purple
 #colorvalid=bold;green
 #colorinvalid=bold;red
 #colorinfo=default
 #colorwarning=bold;yellow
 #colordltime=default
 #colorreset=default
 
 # GML logger
 [gml]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.gml
 #parts=all
 # valid encodings are listed in http://docs.python.org/library/codecs.html#standard-encodings
 # example:
 #encoding=utf_16
 
 # DOT logger
 [dot]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.dot
 #parts=all
 # default encoding is ascii since the original DOT format does not
 # support other charsets, example:
 #encoding=iso-8859-15
 
 # CSV logger
 [csv]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.csv
 #separator=;
 #quotechar="
 #dialect=excel
 #parts=all
 
 # SQL logger
 [sql]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.sql
 #dbname=linksdb
 #separator=;
 #parts=all
 
 # HTML logger
 [html]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.html
 # colors for the various parts
 #colorbackground=#fff7e5
 #colorurl=#dcd5cf
 #colorborder=#000000
 #colorlink=#191c83
 #colorwarning=#e0954e
 #colorerror=#db4930
 #colorok=#3ba557
 #parts=all
 
 # failures logger
 [failures]
 #filename=$XDG_DATA_HOME/linkchecker/failures
 
 # custom xml logger
 [xml]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.xml
 # system encoding is used by default. Example:
 #encoding=iso-8859-1
 
 # GraphXML logger
 [gxml]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.gxml
 # system encoding is used by default. Example:
 #encoding=iso-8859-1
 
 # Sitemap logger
 [sitemap]
 #filename=linkchecker-out.sitemap.xml
 #encoding=utf-8
 #priority=0.5
 #frequency=daily
 
 
 ##################### checking options ##########################
 [checking]
 # number of threads
 #threads=10
 # connection timeout in seconds
 #timeout=60
 # Time to wait for checks to finish after the user aborts the first time
 # (with Ctrl-C or the abort button).
 #aborttimeout=300
 # The recursion level determines how many times links inside pages are followed.
 #recursionlevel=-1
 # Basic NNTP server. Overrides NNTP_SERVER environment variable.
 #nntpserver=
 # parse a cookiefile for initial cookie data, example:
 #cookiefile=/path/to/cookies.txt
 # User-Agent header string to send to HTTP web servers
 # Note that robots.txt are always checked with the original User-Agent. Example:
 #useragent=Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html)
 # When checking finishes, write a memory dump to a temporary file.
 # The memory dump is written both when checking finishes normally
 # and when checking gets canceled.
 # The memory dump only works if the python-meliae package is installed.
 # Otherwise a warning is printed to install it.
 #debugmemory=0
 # When checking absolute URLs inside local files, the given root directory
 # is used as base URL.
 # Note that the given directory must have URL syntax, so it must use a slash
 # to join directories instead of a backslash.
 # And the given directory must end with a slash.
 # Unix example:
 #localwebroot=/var/www/
 # Windows example:
 #localwebroot=/C|/public_html/
 # Check SSL certificates. Set to an absolute pathname for a custom
 # CA cert bundle to use. Set to zero to disable SSL certificate verification.
 #sslverify=1
 # Stop checking new URLs after the given number of seconds. Same as if the
 # user hits Ctrl-C after X seconds. Example:
 #maxrunseconds=600
 # Don't download files larger than the given number of bytes
 #maxfilesizedownload=5242880
 # Don't parse files larger than the given number of bytes
 #maxfilesizeparse=1048576
 # Maximum number of URLs to check. New URLs will not be queued after the
 # given number of URLs is checked. Example:
 #maxnumurls=153
 # Maximum number of requests per second to one host.
 #maxrequestspersecond=10
 # Respect the instructions in any robots.txt files
 #robotstxt=1
 # Allowed URL schemes as a comma-separated list. Example:
 #allowedschemes=http,https
 # Size of the result cache. Checking more urls might increase memory usage during runtime
 #resultcachesize=100000
 
 ##################### filtering options ##########################
 [filtering]
 #ignore=
 # ignore everything with 'lconline' in the URL name
 #  lconline
 # and ignore everything with 'bookmark' in the URL name
 #  bookmark
 # and ignore all mailto: URLs
 #  ^mailto:
 # do not recurse into the following URLs
 
 #nofollow=
 # just an example
 #  http://www\.example\.com/bla
 
 # Ignore specified warnings (see linkchecker -h for the list of
 # recognized warnings). Add a comma-separated list of warnings here
 # that prevent a valid URL from being logged. Note that the warning
 # will be logged for invalid URLs. Example:
 #ignorewarnings=url-unicode-domain
 # Regular expression to add more URLs recognized as internal links.
 # Default is that URLs given on the command line are internal.
 #internlinks=^http://www\.example\.net/
 # Check external links
 #checkextern=0
 
 
 ##################### password authentication ##########################
 [authentication]
 # WARNING: if you store passwords in this configuration entry, make sure the
 # configuration file is not readable by other users.
 # Different user/password pairs for different URLs can be provided.
 # Entries are a triple (URL regular expression, username, password),
 # separated by whitespace.
 # If the regular expression matches, the given user/password pair is used
 # for authentication. The commandline options -u,-p match every link
 # and therefore override the entries given here. The first match wins.
 # At the moment, authentication is used for http[s] and ftp links.
 #entry=
 # Note that passwords are optional. If any passwords are stored here,
 # this file should not readable by other users.
 #  ^https?://www\.example\.com/~calvin/ calvin mypass
 #  ^ftp://www\.example\.com/secret/ calvin
 
 # if the website requires a login via a page with an HTML form the URL of the
 # page and optionally the username and password input element name attributes
 # can be provided.
 #loginurl=http://www.example.com/
 
 # The name attributes of the username and password HTML input elements
 #loginuserfield=login
 #loginpasswordfield=password
 # Optionally the name attributes of any additional input elements and the values
 # to populate them with. Note that these are submitted without checking
 # whether matching input elements exist in the HTML form. Example:
 #loginextrafields=
 #  name1:value1
 #  name 2:value 2
 
 ############################ Plugins ###################################
 #
 # uncomment sections to enable plugins
 
 # Check HTML anchors
 #[AnchorCheck]
 
 # Print HTTP header info
 #[HttpHeaderInfo]
 # Comma separated list of header prefixes to print.
 # The names are case insensitive.
 # The default list is empty, so it should be non-empty when activating
 # this plugin. Example:
 #prefixes=Server,X-
 
 # Add country info to URLs
 #[LocationInfo]
 
 # Run W3C syntax checks
 #[CssSyntaxCheck]
 #[HtmlSyntaxCheck]
 
 # Search for regular expression in page contents
 #[RegexCheck]
 # Example:
 #warningregex=Oracle Error
 
 # Search for viruses in page contents
 #[VirusCheck]
 #clamavconf=/etc/clamav/clamd.conf
 
 # Check that SSL certificates have at least the given number of days validity.
 #[SslCertificateCheck]
 #sslcertwarndays=30
 
 # Parse and check links in PDF files
 #[PdfParser]
 
 # Parse and check links in Word files
 #[WordParser]
 
 # Parse and check links in Markdown files.
 # Supported links are:
 #        <http://autolink.com>
 #        [name](http://link.com "Optional title")
 #        [id]: http://link.com "Optional title"
 #[MarkdownCheck]
 # Regexp of filename
 #filename_re=.*\.(markdown|md(own)?|mkdn?)$