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[anarcat]

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[anarcat]

so yeah i just did this, not sure if i followed process, but it seemed harmless enough to enable this, and i figured it was a useful place to have, especially since i needed some place to do an announcement (and not this one).

[cjmayo]

Good idea! Announcements are something different to issues - no need to manage closing them.

[jayavenkats]

when executing the linkchecker, getting error SSL: Certificate verify failed. any suggestions to overcome this error or workaround?

[cjmayo]

There is a sslverify setting that can be used in the linkcheckerrc configuration file:
https://linkchecker.github.io/linkchecker/man/linkcheckerrc.html

Info about where to find the linkcheckerrc at the top of that page.

(Do start new discussions when raising a new topic. It may help other people).

[jayavenkats]

thanks for the reply. do i have to give this sslverify=0 in command line during execution ?

[cjmayo]

No, as above it is a configuration file setting.

[EmanueleCannizzaro]

good morning,

thnak you for linkchecker.
I have found no documentation on how to run checker within jupyter notebook.
Is it possible?

If so, what is the equivalent of linkchecker?