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Posted by Joel Shepherd on 06/17/05 06:57
In article <1118946530.850531.150290@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
"Travis Newbury" <TravisNewbury@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a program that can crawl a website and tell what
> files are not used any more?
>
> The servers are running on IIS
Short answer: no, I don't.
Hand-wavy answer: Are you talking static HTML files? Or image files? In
that case, I'd be inclined to trawl the server logs, run a find on the
web root to get a list of all files, and do a diff. I know it's not
quite that easy on a Windows box perhaps, but that'd be the basic idea.
If you're talking about some sort of server-side scripts, it might be
possible to do the same thing, and also grep around to see which scripts
are included in which.
--
Joel.
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