[Sigia-l] automated site mapping tools?
Timo
mook at elasticspace.com
Sat Jun 22 11:07:30 EDT 2002
If you don't want to get into installing your own open source software, I
recently came across and used freefind:
http://www.freefind.com/
You just have to sign up for their search service, make a page with one of
their search buttons on it, and it will trawl through your site create a top
level site index. It might be a quick and dirty way of seeing what you are
dealing with.
Regards
Timo
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Timo Arnall | http://www.elasticspace.com
karl fast said
>> I'm presented with a site with 7,000+ static HTML files which has grown,
>> um, organically over the years.
>>
>> What are the recommendations for software which will crawl the site and
>> produce a list of all pages and all links on those pages? It doesn't
>> necessarily need to produce pretty hierarchical diagrams (we're not even
>> certain if the site is truly hierarchical).
>
> You can always buy something, but there are lots of open source
> tools that will do the same thing. I haven't used many of them but
> here are a few that I found with a few minutes of digging:
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