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|`--threads=N`| Configure number of threads to use. There will be running 1 master thread, 1 logger thread and N worker threads. |
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|`--redis-host=HOST`| Configure HOST as the Redis host. |
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|`--redis-port=PORT`| Configure PORT as the Redis port |
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|`--follow-local`| Only local links to that local domain are followed*|
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|`--follow-from-local`| Only follow links that are mentioned on the local domain. This means that the link checker only spans over multiple hosts *once*. |
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|`--follow-local`| Only local links to that local* domain are followed |
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|`--follow-from-local`| Only follow links that are mentioned on the local* domain. This means that the link checker only spans over multiple hosts *once*. |
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|`--no-follow`| No links are followed. This is typically useful in combination with the `--recheck` flag |
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|`--recheck`| Reset the status for each of the previously failed URLs, and try them again. |
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|`--recheck-only-errors`| Only recheck links that had an internal error state, i.e. all urls that (which usually are out of your control anyway|
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|`--no-recheck`| Don't do recheck, even if url's are marked as "processing". This happens if a linkchecker process was interrupted without finishing cleanly. |
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|`--recheck-only-errors`| Only recheck links that had an internal error state, i.e. all urls that had connection errors, timeouts, etc.|
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|`--no-recheck`| Don't do recheck, even if url's are marked as "processing". |
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|`--reset`| Start with a clean slate |
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|`--resume`| Resume a previously stopped session. |
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|`--report`| When done, write a report to stdout and to reporting keys in Redis. |
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|`--report-all`| Also report working links. By default, only error statuses are reported |
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*) The start URLs passed in the command line will be considered "local
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domains". This means that with
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domains". This means that with the flags `--follow-from-local`, pages
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read from domains that are part of the arguments list are considered
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"local" pages and every link mentioned on that page will be followed.
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Similarly, if the `--follow-local` flag is passed, only links on the
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same domain as the domains mentioned in these start urls are followed.
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Note that this way you can actually allow multiple domains to be checked,
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by specifying multiple start urls on different domains.
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## Resuming state
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All status data is stored in Maps and Sets which are persisted in
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