C4::URL::Checker - base object for checking URL stored in Koha DB
use C4::URL::Checker;
my $checker = C4::URL::Checker->new( );
$checker->{ host_default } = 'http://mylib.kohalibrary.com';
my $checked_urls = $checker->check_biblio( 123 );
foreach my $url ( @$checked_urls ) {
print "url: ", $url->{ url }, "\n",
"is_success: ", $url->{ is_success }, "\n",
"status: ", $url->{ status }, "\n";
}
Create a URL Checker. The returned object can be used to set default host variable :
my $checker = C4::URL::Checker->new( );
$checker->{ host_default } = 'http://mylib.kohalibrary.com';
Check all URL from a biblio record. Returns a pointer to an array containing all URLs with checking for each of them.
my $checked_urls = $checker->check_biblio( 123 );
With 2 URLs, the returned array will look like that:
[
{
'url' => 'http://mylib.tamil.fr/img/62265_0055B.JPG',
'is_success' => 1,
'status' => 'ok'
},
{
'url' => 'http://mylib.tamil.fr//img/62265_0055C.JPG',
'is_success' => 0,
'status' => '404 - Page not found'
}
],
check-url.pl - Check URLs from 856$u field.
Scan all URLs found in 856$u of bib records and display if resources are available or not. This script is deprecated. You should rather use check-url-quick.pl.
Server host used when URL doesn't have one, ie doesn't begin with 'http:'. For example, if --host=http://www.mylib.com, then when 856$u contains 'img/image.jpg', the url checked is: http://www.mylib.com/image.jpg'.
Outputs both successful and failed URLs.
Formats output in HTML. The result can be redirected to a file accessible by http. This way, it's possible to link directly to biblio record in edit mode. With this parameter --host-pro is required.
Server host used to link to biblio record editing page.
Change default libwww user-agent string to custom. Some sites do not like libwww user-agent and return false 40x failure codes, so this allows Koha to report itself as Koha, or a browser.
Timeout for fetching URLs. By default 15 seconds.
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