Hi Al,

This is really weird.

When firefox isn't active -
1) When in the windows explorer you double click on a .HTM file, does it
launch in firefox?
2) When in a dos box you enter a .HTM file with full path at the command
prompt, does firefox launch with the file?
3) Your tmp directory seems to be C:\TMP. Do you run Windows 98 ?

I see that UseDDE=0 did the trick. However, this does also just launch
the file directly, without using the Windows DDE library, which is what
already happens when a DDE error occurs ("DdeGetLastError() = 400a" in
the logfile).

Very strange...

Tilman

On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 22:03:26 -0700, AL  Guevara
<al@...> wrote:

> Hi Tilman
>
> I had 1.2jb installed already, but re-installed it anyhow.
> I then CLEARED out the log file, ran a new mission, and it still didn't
> open the browser (FF1.2)  I'm sending you 4 gifs of the process, so you
> can see the dialog boxes. NOTICE the name  of the dialog box?
>
> I'll try  this  (   [Options] UseDDE=0 in XENU.INI I)
> now. If it doesnt work, I'll send  a 2nd email  right away
>
> Thank you!
>
>      ----- Original message ----------------------------------------
>      From: "Tilman Hausherr" <tilman@...>
>      To: xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com
>      Received: 8/20/2007 10:49:09 AM
>      Subject: Re: [xenu-usergroup] report does not open in browser?
>
>
>      <>Hi Al,
>
>      <>I wasn't able to reproduce what happened to you, but based on the
>      <>logfile, I have a theory why it didn't work on your system.
>
>      <>There's a new version on
>      http://home.snafu.de/tilman/tmp/xenubeta.zip <>(btw, that version
>      produces a new .XEN file format that won't be read by <>older
>      versions of Xenu) and reports should launch now even if the
>      <>browser isn't launched before.
>
>      <>Funny thing is that someone reported a somewhat similar error a
>      year <>ago. I made the change with the logfile in order to find out
>      what was <>going on. The guy then "didn't have the time" and never
>      mailed me again. <>So I hope that the logfile has now brought its
>      fruits :)
>
>      <>If it still doesn't work:
>      <>1) Send me again the file %temp%\xenulog.txt (you can delete it
>      before <>you start)
>      <>2) Try setting [Options] UseDDE=0 in XENU.INI
>
>      <>If it does work:
>      <>Mention it to me, so that I know I have the correct solution.
>
>      <>Tilman
>
>
>      <>On Sun, 19 Aug 2007 21:04:07 -0700, AL  Guevara wrote:
>
>      <>>Here are my answers Tilman, and thanks for responding.
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 17:37:58 -0700, AL  Guevara wrote:
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>>HI group
>      <>>     <>>
>      <>>     <>>When It comes time for Xenu to make a report, I click
>      the box for  <>YES,and
>      <>>     <>instead of opening in IE it opens a DIALOG box asking me
>      wher to  <>PUT th
>      <>>     <>file.
>      <>>     <>>Any one know how to correct this?
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>This is weird.  Does it also happen when IE is already
>      active? <>>Works fine when FF  is open, but when the browser is
>      closed, I get the  <>symptom described
>      <>>
>      <>>
>      <>>      <>- Does this also happen when you press "R" at any time
>      in xenu? <>>Works fine when FF  is open, but when the browser is
>      closed, I get the  <>symptom described
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>- Can Xenu launch URLs when you click on a line with an
>      URL? <>>Yes it can, even when the Browser was closed intially
>      <>>
>      <>>
>      <>>    <>- Send me the file XENULOG.TXT in your %temp% directory or
>      post it  <>here
>      <>>Attachment included at 300K
>      <>>
>      <>>Al
>      <>>
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>
>      <>>     <>Yahoo! Groups Links
>      <>>
>      <>>
>      <>>
>
>
>      <>
>      <>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>

Having looked at the logfile again, I have a doubt whether you did
actually use the new version, or whether I actually uploaded the new
version. I have deleted it for now and will check this tonight and then
reupload it.

Btw I do have my own domains (xenu.de and scientollywood.org) but I keep
the "long" download URL. This is for historic reasons :)

Tilman

On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 22:03:26 -0700, AL  Guevara
<al@...> wrote:

> Hi Tilman
>
> I had 1.2jb installed already, but re-installed it anyhow.
> I then CLEARED out the log file, ran a new mission, and it still didn't
> open the browser (FF1.2)  I'm sending you 4 gifs of the process, so you
> can see the dialog boxes. NOTICE the name  of the dialog box?
>
> I'll try  this  (   [Options] UseDDE=0 in XENU.INI I)
> now. If it doesnt work, I'll send  a 2nd email  right away
>
> Thank you!
>
>      ----- Original message ----------------------------------------
>      From: "Tilman Hausherr" <tilman@...>
>      To: xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com
>      Received: 8/20/2007 10:49:09 AM
>      Subject: Re: [xenu-usergroup] report does not open in browser?
>
>
>      <>Hi Al,
>
>      <>I wasn't able to reproduce what happened to you, but based on the
>      <>logfile, I have a theory why it didn't work on your system.
>
>      <>There's a new version on
>      http://home.snafu.de/tilman/tmp/xenubeta.zip <>(btw, that version
>      produces a new .XEN file format that won't be read by <>older
>      versions of Xenu) and reports should launch now even if the
>      <>browser isn't launched before.
>
>      <>Funny thing is that someone reported a somewhat similar error a
>      year <>ago. I made the change with the logfile in order to find out
>      what was <>going on. The guy then "didn't have the time" and never
>      mailed me again. <>So I hope that the logfile has now brought its
>      fruits :)
>
>      <>If it still doesn't work:
>      <>1) Send me again the file %temp%\xenulog.txt (you can delete it
>      before <>you start)
>      <>2) Try setting [Options] UseDDE=0 in XENU.INI
>
>      <>If it does work:
>      <>Mention it to me, so that I know I have the correct solution.
>
>      <>Tilman
>
>
>      <>On Sun, 19 Aug 2007 21:04:07 -0700, AL  Guevara wrote:
>
>      <>>Here are my answers Tilman, and thanks for responding.
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 17:37:58 -0700, AL  Guevara wrote:
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>>HI group
>      <>>     <>>
>      <>>     <>>When It comes time for Xenu to make a report, I click
>      the box for  <>YES,and
>      <>>     <>instead of opening in IE it opens a DIALOG box asking me
>      wher to  <>PUT th
>      <>>     <>file.
>      <>>     <>>Any one know how to correct this?
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>This is weird.  Does it also happen when IE is already
>      active? <>>Works fine when FF  is open, but when the browser is
>      closed, I get the  <>symptom described
>      <>>
>      <>>
>      <>>      <>- Does this also happen when you press "R" at any time
>      in xenu? <>>Works fine when FF  is open, but when the browser is
>      closed, I get the  <>symptom described
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>- Can Xenu launch URLs when you click on a line with an
>      URL? <>>Yes it can, even when the Browser was closed intially
>      <>>
>      <>>
>      <>>    <>- Send me the file XENULOG.TXT in your %temp% directory or
>      post it  <>here
>      <>>Attachment included at 300K
>      <>>
>      <>>Al
>      <>>
>      <>>
>      <>>     <>
>      <>>     <>Yahoo! Groups Links
>      <>>
>      <>>
>      <>>
>
>
>      <>
>      <>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>

On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 22:03:26 -0700, AL  Guevara wrote:

>I had 1.2jb installed already, but re-installed it anyhow.

I have reuploaded the "new" version.
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/tmp/xenubeta.zip

The contents of the logfile shows that you were using the older beta
version. (You can also look at the date of your xenu.exe file - of
course, before installing the new one).

It would be interesting to know what's in your registry at

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\file

You can export it into a text file with right-mouse-click.

Anyway, the new version should no longer rely on it, even when DDE is
not deactivated in XENU.INI.

Tilman

I need to check webpages that have links back to my site to make sure
that none of these links are broken.  I have made a simple html page
with all the first level links.  I have tried the 2 methods described
in Frank's manual and they have not worked for me - the only links
that were checked were the first level links.

If anyone has had a similar problem or thinks they know what I am
doing wrong, please let me know.

Thank you :o)

Georgina

The Xenu Manual by Frank Visser:
http://www.integralworld.net/xenu/

--- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com, "AL  Guevara" <al@...> wrote:
>
> "What is Franks Manual"
> aL
>
>
>       ----- Original message ----------------------------------------
>       From: georgiebon <tiddlywink@...>
>       To: xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com
>       Received: 9/17/2007 9:43:19 AM
>       Subject: [xenu-usergroup] How to Check Links From a List of URLs
>
>
>       >I need to check webpages that have links back to my site to
make sure
>       >that none of these links are broken.  I have made a simple
html page
>       >with all the first level links.  I have tried the 2 methods
described
>       >in Frank's manual and they have not worked for me - the only
links
>       >that were checked were the first level links.
>
>       >If anyone has had a similar problem or thinks they know what I am
>       >doing wrong, please let me know.
>
>       >Thank you :o)
>
>       >Georgina
>

You would have to add all these first level links to the include list.
Make sure that these links end with "/".

Another solution would be to put all these URLs into a text file, and
then use the "check URL list" feature. Again, make sure that all these
links end with "/".

Tilman

On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:43:19 -0000, georgiebon wrote:

>I need to check webpages that have links back to my site to make sure
>that none of these links are broken.  I have made a simple html page
>with all the first level links.  I have tried the 2 methods described
>in Frank's manual and they have not worked for me - the only links
>that were checked were the first level links.
>
>If anyone has had a similar problem or thinks they know what I am
>doing wrong, please let me know.
>
>Thank you :o)
>
>Georgina
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Thank you Tilman - I had left out the closing \ and now that works fine
~georgina

--- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com, Tilman Hausherr <tilman@...> wrote:
>
> You would have to add all these first level links to the include list.
> Make sure that these links end with "/".
>
> Another solution would be to put all these URLs into a text file, and
> then use the "check URL list" feature. Again, make sure that all these
> links end with "/".
>
> Tilman
>
> On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:43:19 -0000, georgiebon wrote:
>
> >I need to check webpages that have links back to my site to make sure
> >that none of these links are broken.  I have made a simple html page
> >with all the first level links.  I have tried the 2 methods described
> >in Frank's manual and they have not worked for me - the only links
> >that were checked were the first level links.
> >
> >If anyone has had a similar problem or thinks they know what I am
> >doing wrong, please let me know.
> >
> >Thank you :o)
> >
> >Georgina
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
>

Hello all together,

I have read the posts to the topic filtering, but have not found what
I expected. So I want to reach the following:

1. We have a lot of small web sites, that all start with https://
my.own.site/, the web sites themselves are then https://my.own.site/
first https://my.own.site/second ...
2. There are special actions that I want to filter all the time. All
of them have a '?' in the URL for the parameters.
3. I only want to check the consistency of one of the web sites, not
of all.

So the filter should do:
Include: https://my.own.site/first
Exclude: https://my.own.site/[-first]
Exclude: https://my.own.site/*\?*

I have downloaded xenuwild2.zip which allows to specify not only the
beginning, but the whole URL with wild cards.

Is there a way to reach what I want to do with Xenu? It is a fabulous
tool, but without this feature, it would be too dangerous to use it
(https://my.own.site/first/removepage?pageID=xyz).

Bye and thank's for a fine tool

Markus

You don't need the wildcard version if you just want to exclude
something that starts with

	 https://my.own.site/first/removepage

The wildcard version does not support "\" or regular expressions. The
best would be to enter

	 *removepage*

in the exclusion list.

Tilman

On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 18:49:37 -0000, markus_liebelt_82 wrote:

>Hello all together,
>
>I have read the posts to the topic filtering, but have not found what
>I expected. So I want to reach the following:
>
>1. We have a lot of small web sites, that all start with https://
>my.own.site/, the web sites themselves are then https://my.own.site/
>first https://my.own.site/second ...
>2. There are special actions that I want to filter all the time. All
>of them have a '?' in the URL for the parameters.
>3. I only want to check the consistency of one of the web sites, not
>of all.
>
>So the filter should do:
>Include: https://my.own.site/first
>Exclude: https://my.own.site/[-first]
>Exclude: https://my.own.site/*\?*
>
>I have downloaded xenuwild2.zip which allows to specify not only the
>beginning, but the whole URL with wild cards.
>
>Is there a way to reach what I want to do with Xenu? It is a fabulous
>tool, but without this feature, it would be too dangerous to use it
>(https://my.own.site/first/removepage?pageID=xyz).
>
>Bye and thank's for a fine tool
>
>Markus
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

I've uploaded the version 1.2j:


8.10.2007 (1.2j)
Major improvements:
- 5.6.2007: second options pane with 7 "secret" settings
- 7.7.2007: up/down sort symbol on column header

http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/controls/listview/advanced/article.php/c4179/
Minor improvements:
- 4.10.2006: visible URLs are first in new threads
- 4.10.2006: update listctrl when "busy" is set
- 7.10.2006: 2nd part of report more efficient for huge sites
- 12.10.2006: REMOVEDOUBLESLASH compile option removes "/../" too
- 15.10.2006: application/xhtml+xml is hypertext, too
- 15.10.2006: Switched to InnoSetup 5.1.8
- 30.10.2006: Skip aim://, ymsgr://, rtsp://, xmpp://
- 30.11.2006: better error message for ShellExecute() errors
- 30.11.2006: "//" in URL after the host name is not "broken" when after
a "?"
- 8.1.2007: Max title length 1024
- 16.1.2007: ftp dialogbox wider
- 19.1.2007: [Options] MakeLowerCase=1  ==>  converts all URLs to lower
case
                                         (default is 0)
- 3.3.2007: [Options] ListLocalDirectories=1  ==>  local directory
listing                                         (default is 0)
- ??.3.2007: [Options] AllowLocalFilesInRemoteCheck=1  ==>  Allow
file:// links in remote check
                                         (default is 0)
- 16.3.2007: Skip callto:
- 25.3.3007: meta generator
- 31.3.2007: Upgraded to InnoSetup 5.1.11
- 31.3.2007: Title TrimRight()
- 31.3.2007: update listctrl when title becomes known
- 31.3.2007: convert titles in sitemap to &...; notation
- 1.4.2007: Added most of
http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/entities/special.html to
conversion table
- 29.5.2007: "asterisk" sound when done
- 2.6.2007: -save option for command line version to save .XEN file
(does overwrite)
- 2.6.2007: all command line options for command line version can now be
combined
- 5.6.2007: MakeLowerCase, vNormalizeURL() slightly changed internally
- 6.6.2007: .XEN Archive version 10
- 8.6.2007: "Autostart" feature when opening .XEN file
- 8.6.2007: all command line options for command line version can be
used when opening .XEN file
- 28.7.2007: retry feature in command line version (test)
- 3.8.2007: Upgraded to InnoSetup 5.1.13
- 15.8.2007: reset sort icon, and vUpdateColumnSortIcon() at InsertAll()

Bug fixes:
- 7.12.2006: check for  iIndex < pList->GetItemCount()
- 13.2.2007: corrected bug in ListLocalDirectories feature (last file
ignored)
- 15.2.2007: wildcard version adds "*" at the end of each entry in
"Check URL list"
- 23.5.2007: aim: instead of aim://
- 20.8.2007: remove "file://" for ShellExecute()
- 21.9.2007: % size corrected in statistic (was % count!)
- 22.9.2007: fixed FindFile security leak,
http://goodfellas.shellcode.com.ar/own/VULWKU200706142

Hi Tilman,

nice idea, I will prove if that is sufficient for the dangerous
links. But what about reducing the web site to only one part and
excluding the rest? Any idea how to get that? There should be an
order or match expressions, with rules if they should followed or not.

Like:
Follow not: removepage
Follow: https://my.own.site/first
Follow not: https://my.own.site/

Will that work when I start with: https://my.own.site/first and
include the other two in the "do not check" section? It looks for me
as links to other parts of the web (in which I am not interested in)
are followed as well.

By the way, where is the new version dowloadable?

Bye
     Markus

--- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com, Tilman Hausherr <tilman@...>
wrote:
>
> You don't need the wildcard version if you just want to exclude
> something that starts with
>
>  https://my.own.site/first/removepage
>
> The wildcard version does not support "\" or regular expressions.
The
> best would be to enter
>
>  *removepage*
>
> in the exclusion list.
>
> Tilman
>
> On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 18:49:37 -0000, markus_liebelt_82 wrote:
>
> >Hello all together,
> >
> >I have read the posts to the topic filtering, but have not found
what
> >I expected. So I want to reach the following:
> >
> >1. We have a lot of small web sites, that all start with https://
> >my.own.site/, the web sites themselves are then https://
my.own.site/
> >first https://my.own.site/second ...
> >2. There are special actions that I want to filter all the time.
All
> >of them have a '?' in the URL for the parameters.
> >3. I only want to check the consistency of one of the web sites,
not
> >of all.
> >
> >So the filter should do:
> >Include: https://my.own.site/first
> >Exclude: https://my.own.site/[-first]
> >Exclude: https://my.own.site/*\?*
> >
> >I have downloaded xenuwild2.zip which allows to specify not only
the
> >beginning, but the whole URL with wild cards.
> >
> >Is there a way to reach what I want to do with Xenu? It is a
fabulous
> >tool, but without this feature, it would be too dangerous to use
it
> >(https://my.own.site/first/removepage?pageID=xyz).
> >
> >Bye and thank's for a fine tool
> >
> >Markus
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
>

On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 15:48:07 -0000, markus_liebelt_82 wrote:

>Hi Tilman,
>
>nice idea, I will prove if that is sufficient for the dangerous
>links. But what about reducing the web site to only one part and
>excluding the rest? Any idea how to get that? There should be an
>order or match expressions, with rules if they should followed or not.
>
>Like:
>Follow not: removepage
>Follow: https://my.own.site/first
>Follow not: https://my.own.site/

if you use the wildcard version, you should add this

exclude:
*removepage*
https://my.own.site/*

include:
https://my.own.site/first*

However it is an obvious contradiction.

>Will that work when I start with: https://my.own.site/first and
>include the other two in the "do not check" section? It looks for me
>as links to other parts of the web (in which I am not interested in)
>are followed as well.

I think it doesn't make sense. It won't work, since you are excluding
everything.

A possible solution is to use
https://my.own.site/first/
as start URL. Note the "/" at the end. It will might check
https://my.own.site/rest/ for existance, but won't spider it.

>By the way, where is the new version dowloadable?

http://home.snafu.de/tilman/XENU.ZIP

(this is not the wildcard version)

Tilman

>
>Bye
>    Markus
>
>--- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com, Tilman Hausherr <tilman@...>
>wrote:
>>
>> You don't need the wildcard version if you just want to exclude
>> something that starts with
>>
>>  https://my.own.site/first/removepage
>>
>> The wildcard version does not support "\" or regular expressions.
>The
>> best would be to enter
>>
>>  *removepage*
>>
>> in the exclusion list.
>>
>> Tilman
>>
>> On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 18:49:37 -0000, markus_liebelt_82 wrote:
>>
>> >Hello all together,
>> >
>> >I have read the posts to the topic filtering, but have not found
>what
>> >I expected. So I want to reach the following:
>> >
>> >1. We have a lot of small web sites, that all start with https://
>> >my.own.site/, the web sites themselves are then https://
>my.own.site/
>> >first https://my.own.site/second ...
>> >2. There are special actions that I want to filter all the time.
>All
>> >of them have a '?' in the URL for the parameters.
>> >3. I only want to check the consistency of one of the web sites,
>not
>> >of all.
>> >
>> >So the filter should do:
>> >Include: https://my.own.site/first
>> >Exclude: https://my.own.site/[-first]
>> >Exclude: https://my.own.site/*\?*
>> >
>> >I have downloaded xenuwild2.zip which allows to specify not only
>the
>> >beginning, but the whole URL with wild cards.
>> >
>> >Is there a way to reach what I want to do with Xenu? It is a
>fabulous
>> >tool, but without this feature, it would be too dangerous to use
>it
>> >(https://my.own.site/first/removepage?pageID=xyz).
>> >
>> >Bye and thank's for a fine tool
>> >
>> >Markus
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >Yahoo! Groups Links
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Bad habit to answer the own questions, but:
- It works now with the hint to include a '/' at the end of starting
point.
- I need the wildcards to exclude *action*, *showComment* ...
- I am able to skip the rest of the web site by giving an exclusion
rule like in my example.

Thank's a lot, and have a nice day :-)

Markus

--- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com,
"markus_liebelt_82" <Markus.Liebelt@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Tilman,
>
> nice idea, I will prove if that is sufficient for the dangerous
> links. But what about reducing the web site to only one part and
> excluding the rest? Any idea how to get that? There should be an
> order or match expressions, with rules if they should followed or
not.
>
> Like:
> Follow not: removepage
> Follow: https://my.own.site/first
> Follow not: https://my.own.site/
>
> Will that work when I start with: https://my.own.site/first and
> include the other two in the "do not check" section? It looks for
me
> as links to other parts of the web (in which I am not interested
in)
> are followed as well.
>
> By the way, where is the new version dowloadable?
>
> Bye
>     Markus
>
> --- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com, Tilman Hausherr <tilman@>
> wrote:
> >
> > You don't need the wildcard version if you just want to exclude
> > something that starts with
> >
> >  https://my.own.site/first/removepage
> >
> > The wildcard version does not support "\" or regular expressions.
> The
> > best would be to enter
> >
> >  *removepage*
> >
> > in the exclusion list.
> >
> > Tilman
> >
> > On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 18:49:37 -0000, markus_liebelt_82 wrote:
> >
> > >Hello all together,
> > >
> > >I have read the posts to the topic filtering, but have not found
> what
> > >I expected. So I want to reach the following:
> > >
> > >1. We have a lot of small web sites, that all start with https://
> > >my.own.site/, the web sites themselves are then https://
> my.own.site/
> > >first https://my.own.site/second ...
> > >2. There are special actions that I want to filter all the time.
> All
> > >of them have a '?' in the URL for the parameters.
> > >3. I only want to check the consistency of one of the web sites,
> not
> > >of all.
> > >
> > >So the filter should do:
> > >Include: https://my.own.site/first
> > >Exclude: https://my.own.site/[-first]
> > >Exclude: https://my.own.site/*\?*
> > >
> > >I have downloaded xenuwild2.zip which allows to specify not only
> the
> > >beginning, but the whole URL with wild cards.
> > >
> > >Is there a way to reach what I want to do with Xenu? It is a
> fabulous
> > >tool, but without this feature, it would be too dangerous to use
> it
> > >(https://my.own.site/first/removepage?pageID=xyz).
> > >
> > >Bye and thank's for a fine tool
> > >
> > >Markus
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >Yahoo! Groups Links
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
>

For some reason, your message is dated august 23, and was delivered sept
22. Plus, I haven't understood your wish... If you just want to know who
links to somewhere, press ALT-ENTER in the Xenu window. A
cross-reference of all would be huge; this is the same problem that
exists already with the site map.

Tilman

On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:30:47 +0200, Werner Warweg wrote:

>I miss a function very much at the Xenu-tool, so well-loved it is in other ways
by me:
>
>
>I would like l to have a list of the related objects like the overview of pages
at the end of the report.
>
>
>This is necessary for references at the copyright etc.
>
>
>
>
>Beautiful would be a result that looks as follows:
>
>
>Look up for [a Thumbnail would be very beautiful here] bg04.jpg
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg04.jpg) " 04
_agb.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg04.jpg) " 04
_historie.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg04.jpg) " 04
_impressum.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg04.jpg) " 04
_philosophie.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg04.jpg) " 04
_stellenangebote.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg04.jpg) " 04
_ueber_uns.php (42) = >
>6 occurrences in 6 files found.
>
>
>Look up for [a Thumbnail would be very beautiful here] bg05.jpg
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg05.jpg) " 04
_agb.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg05.jpg) " 04
_historie.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg05.jpg) " 04
_impressum.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg05.jpg) " 04
_philosophie.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg05.jpg) " 04
_stellenangebote.php (42) = >
>< td class =: "content" style " background: URL (img/bgs/bg05.jpg) " 04
_ueber_uns.php (42) = >
>6 occurrences in 6 files found.
>
>
>
>
>... and so on...
>
>
>(42) is the line no. in that file
>
>
>However, it also would work but not so good):
>
>
>Look: bg04.jpg
>04 _agb.php
>04 _impressum.php
>04 _philosophie.php
>04_stellenangebote.php
>
>
>warm regards
>Werner Warweg, Detmold
>

Don't know if I answered this. The answer is yes, it does check whether
the file exists.

Tilman

On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 17:18:40 -0000, stfcs wrote:

>Hi, with Xenu, is it possible to check external javascript files in
>the format? <SCRIPT language="JavaScript"
>SRC="http://www.pageresource.com/jscript/jxt1.js"></SCRIPT>
>
>or <SCRIPT language="JavaScript" SRC="../jscript/jxt1.js"></SCRIPT>
>
>
>Many thanks, Clive
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

On www.friedrichsdorf.de each emailaddress will be encrypted.
Either using html-encryption like m for a small 'm' or hexadecimal
%68 for a little ""h".
Both encryption-algorithm cause standard-browsers to open your email-
client an parse the true email-address, unencrypted to it.
Unkīlikely som bots - XENU as well will not be able to ignore these
links whill will always start with "m" on www.friedrichsdorf.de
xenu tries about 175 times to resolve "mailto:&" it will cause no error
because mailto:-linkss will be skipped but it is resloved wrong.
Other search-engines like litefinder try to follow these links.

have a nice x-mas season
Wolfgang

I see what you mean, you want me to decode these. I tried a change,
which almost worked. But this page
http://www.friedrichsdorf.de/impressum.php

is delivering two different contents:

sometimes with the text
href="mailto:Stadt
sometimes with the text
href="mailto:%53%74%61%64%74%76%65%72%

The first one is incorrect, the second one not. The trouble seems to be
that the ";" is missing after "S". (Can any HTML expert confirm
this?)

Tilman


On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 07:25:40 -0000, wpemit wrote:

>On www.friedrichsdorf.de each emailaddress will be encrypted.
>Either using html-encryption like m for a small 'm' or hexadecimal
>%68 for a little ""h".
>Both encryption-algorithm cause standard-browsers to open your email-
>client an parse the true email-address, unencrypted to it.
>Unkīlikely som bots - XENU as well will not be able to ignore these
>links whill will always start with "m" on www.friedrichsdorf.de
>xenu tries about 175 times to resolve "mailto:&" it will cause no error
>because mailto:-linkss will be skipped but it is resloved wrong.
>Other search-engines like litefinder try to follow these links.
>
>have a nice x-mas season
>Wolfgang
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

--- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com, Tilman Hausherr <tilman@...>
wrote:
>
> I see what you mean, you want me to decode these. I tried a change,
> which almost worked. But this page
> http://www.friedrichsdorf.de/impressum.php
>
> is delivering two different contents:
>
> sometimes with the text
>
href="mailto:Stad&#
116
> sometimes with the text
> href="mailto:%53%74%61%64%74%76%
65%72%
>
> The first one is incorrect, the second one not. The trouble seems
to be
> that the ";" is missing after "S". (Can any HTML expert confirm
> this?)
>
> Tilman
>
>
You are right. I missed the semicolon after each sign.
But this fact had unlikely no effect on behaviour of 'normal'
Browsers. So tehy didnīt show me an error.
I corrected my encryption-syntax and now XENU deosnīt show this
mailto:& anymore. It was XENU what was correct, not my stuff.
My script delivers two different contents because we try to confuse
Spam-Bots a little bit.

Thx.
Wolfgang

It's hard to stop those spambots.

I found a script that helped.  Only a bit, I am convinced some spammers have
decrypted it (based on the crap I get to the address compared to many
others).

But combined with your encoding, it might add another level of protection.

Not really a xenu issue, but FYI:

<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">

user = "warrenvo";
site = "pacbell.net";
subject = "SoccerAudio Feedback";


document.write('<a href=\"mailto:' + user + '@' + site + '?subject=' +
subject + '\">');

   </script>



-----Original Message-----
From: xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com [mailto:xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of wpemit
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 11:36 PM
To: xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [xenu-usergroup] Re: Xenu will be confused by encrypted
eMail-addresses

--- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com, Tilman Hausherr <tilman@...>
wrote:
>
> I see what you mean, you want me to decode these. I tried a change,
> which almost worked. But this page
> http://www.friedrichsdorf.de/impressum.php
>
> is delivering two different contents:
>
> sometimes with the text
>
href="mailto:Stad&#
116
> sometimes with the text
> href="mailto:%53%74%61%64%74%76%
65%72%
>
> The first one is incorrect, the second one not. The trouble seems
to be
> that the ";" is missing after "S". (Can any HTML expert confirm
> this?)
>
> Tilman
>
>
You are right. I missed the semicolon after each sign.
But this fact had unlikely no effect on behaviour of 'normal'
Browsers. So tehy didnīt show me an error.
I corrected my encryption-syntax and now XENU deosnīt show this
mailto:& anymore. It was XENU what was correct, not my stuff.
My script delivers two different contents because we try to confuse
Spam-Bots a little bit.

Thx.
Wolfgang




Yahoo! Groups Links

Warren Van Orden wrote:
> It's hard to stop those spambots.

That's why I wrote the Apache plug-in "mod_spambot".

-Nigel

--
Nigel Horne. Adjudicator, Arranger, Band Trainer, Conductor, Composer, Tutor.
NJH Music, Barnsley, UK.  ICQ#20252325
njh@... http://www.bandsman.co.uk

--- In xenu-usergroup@yahoogroups.com, "Warren Van Orden"
<warrenvo@...> wrote:
>
> It's hard to stop those spambots.
>
> I found a script that helped.  Only a bit, I am convinced some
spammers have
> decrypted it (based on the crap I get to the address compared to
many
> others).
>
> But combined with your encoding, it might add another level of
protection.
>
> Not really a xenu issue, but FYI:
>
> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
>
> user = "warrenvo";
> site = "pacbell.net";
> subject = "SoccerAudio Feedback";
>
>
> document.write('<a href=\"mailto:' + user + '@' + site + '?
subject=' +
> subject + '\">');
>
>   </script>
>
>
>
Thx for your Idea.
But decrypting eMail-Addresses using Javascript does not correspond
to requirement of "Borderfree Internet" (in german Barrierefreie
Websites). This is an official website of a german township. They are
pleased to have a broderfree-website (in context of human handicaps).
Next escalation step will be to hide eMail-Addresses totally and
replace their appearing by a link to a standarded eMail-Formula.

Greeting from foggy Taunus(germany, near Frankfurt)
Wolfgang

Get the new version (that "decodes" these mailto URLs) here:
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/tmp/xenubeta.zip

Btw, I don't think this is great help against spambots. If I can decode
it, so can they. The best solution for this is either to use the mail as
graphic only, or to have a good junk filter, or to use a form-based
mail.

Tilman


On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:31:21 +0100, Tilman Hausherr wrote:

>I see what you mean, you want me to decode these. I tried a change,
>which almost worked. But this page
>http://www.friedrichsdorf.de/impressum.php
>
>is delivering two different contents:
>
>sometimes with the text
>href="mailto:Stadt
>sometimes with the text
>href="mailto:%53%74%61%64%74%76%65%72%
>
>The first one is incorrect, the second one not. The trouble seems to be
>that the ";" is missing after "S". (Can any HTML expert confirm
>this?)
>
>Tilman
>
>
>On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 07:25:40 -0000, wpemit wrote:
>
>>On www.friedrichsdorf.de each emailaddress will be encrypted.
>>Either using html-encryption like m for a small 'm' or hexadecimal
>>%68 for a little ""h".
>>Both encryption-algorithm cause standard-browsers to open your email-
>>client an parse the true email-address, unencrypted to it.
>>Unkīlikely som bots - XENU as well will not be able to ignore these
>>links whill will always start with "m" on www.friedrichsdorf.de
>>xenu tries about 175 times to resolve "mailto:&" it will cause no error
>>because mailto:-linkss will be skipped but it is resloved wrong.
>>Other search-engines like litefinder try to follow these links.
>>
>>have a nice x-mas season
>>Wolfgang
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Yahoo! Groups Links
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Hi all,

There was a broken bread crumb link on my site that Xenu did not
catch. It was formatted as follows with no href value...

<a href=''>Hard Rock Tickets</a> (those are two single quotes)

Has any one else had this issue where Xenu does not catch it?

We have Xenu 1.2 Corporate edition.

Thanks in advance!!!