CHANGES LOG FOR MKClinks

0.6.0 - First official release.
This version is free of charge for everyone.
Version is limited to one HTTP link ref. per line.
Resources, like images, are not checked.


0.9.0 - Release with commercial restrictions.
+ Multiple Link references, in any order, per line allowed
+ Link can be "href=" or "src=" (HTTP Link or Image) now


0.9.1 - UPDATED for 0.9.0
+ Command argument "--strict" for stricter link checking. Some servers
  (may all?) give the result code "302" back (which means that this
  requested page (or resource) is temporaly moved away) when an
  illegal URL request is made. To avoid these ugly circumstances
  i have add this optional command line argument.

+ HTTP and Resource links have now the right URL to its destination,
  by checking a http file (not a file on local file system) even if
  not prefixed with url-domain. 
  
        by "./mkclinks.pl http://www.domain.com/links.html"
  
  Cause in the most cases a link reference is only a "images/itsme.jpg"
  or a "myfriends/peter/index.html" and these files have not the right
  unified resource locator domain prefix like "http://www.bigspender.com"
  that let they look as "http://www.bigspender.com/images/itsme.jpg",
  so that link checking will fail in this cases.
  
  But this is not possible on local file system call, like 

          "./mkclinks.pl /usr/local/httpd/htdocs/links.html"

  cause the domain-prefix is determined by command argument.
  
  Look inside and checkout the file "test_a.html" with old and new
  versions of mkclnks to see whats different in fact.
  
  
    TEST_A.HTML
    
    1. Move test_a.html to /usr/local/httpd/htdocs
    
    2. Make a file-test 
           ex.: mkclinks /usr/local/httpd/htdocs/test_a.html [--strict]
	   
    3. Make a http-test 
           ex.: mkclinks http://localhost/test_a.html [--strict]
  
	  
  have peace and dont forget to register, my 2 kids need to have to eat!
  
  