1  URLSCAN

   Scans one or more files for URL's and checks whether they are valid.

   Format:

     URLSCAN  filespec

2  Parameters

   filespec

   File or files to scan. Both wildcards (* and %) and comma-seperated
   lists are allowed.
   
2  Qualifiers
3  /OUTPUT

   /OUTPUT=filespec

   Directs output to the specified file.

3  /VERBOSE

   /VERBOSE=level

   Controls the level of verbosity, where level is from highest to
   lowest is: OK - FND - CVT - ASS - ERR2 - ERR.
   
   Default level is OK.

3  /NONHTTP

   Let URLSCAN also connects to node/port for GOPHER and FTP servers
   instead of only sending HEAD rqeuest to HTTP servers.

3  /STYLE

   /STYLE=style

   Determines the style of URLSCAN's output. The values of style is:

     BACK   - errors are suffixed by <----------
     FRONT  - errors are prefixed by ---> and non-errors are
              prefixed with 4 spaces
     VMSISH - all messages are prefixed with %URLSCAN-code-

   Note: VMSISH is not VMS style messages, but it do looks a little
         like them.

   Default style is BACK.

3  /HTTPSERVER

   /HTTPSERVER="node"

   URLSCAN uses this node for checking for URL's with no protocol/node.

   If qualifier is not present, then URLSCAN uses the logical
   HTTP_DEFAULT_HOST.

   If that is not present either, then it prompts the user for
   the node name.

2  Examples

   $ URLSCAN [.WWW...]*.HTML

   Will scan all HTML-files in the directorty-tree [.WWW...].

   $ URLSCAN ABC.HTML /OUTPUT=ABC.REPORT

   Will scan the file ABC.HTML and place the output in the ABC.REPORT
   file.

   $ URLSCAN *.HTML /VERBOSE=ERR

   Will scan all HTML-files and only report errors.

   $ URLSCAN *.HTML /STYLE=VMSISH

   Will scan all HTML-files and write report in VMSish style.

