Server Side Failures on Outbound Links

MakkPress Technologies

Jul 23

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Server errors are often transient, which is why a link checker should recheck rather than delete on the first failure.

An example is a failing service that returns an error rather than a page.

Another is an unavailable service which usually means maintenance.

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