deadlink-viewer_1.7

publish date : 2026-04-20 update date : 2026-05-12

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Each unit may import the CSV file as indicated in the tool. Related files (please log in with your school Outlook account):

Error Code Description Suggested Action
404 (Client Request Error) The target page does not exist; it may have been removed, moved, or the URL was entered incorrectly. Update or remove the link
403 (Client Request Error) The server refused access; may be due to access control or the scanning tool being identified as a crawler. Verify manually; if the page loads normally in a browser, ignore.
400 (Client Request Error) Malformed request; commonly caused by mixing HTTP/HTTPS or a syntax error in the URL. Manually correct the URL syntax and verify again.
-1 Timeout The scanning tool timed out waiting for a connection; the remote server responded too slowly. Can be ignored.
redirect (Abnormal Redirect) Redirect loop; the browser cannot reach the final destination. Update to the final target URL.
401 (Client Request Error) Login required to access; no valid credentials were provided. Confirm whether the page should be publicly accessible.
402 (Client Request Error) Reserved status code; rarely used in practice. Verify manually.
405 (Client Request Error) The remote server does not allow this request method. Verify manually; this is usually a configuration issue on the remote server.
410 (Client Request Error) The page has been permanently removed; more definitive than 404 in that it will not be restored. Remove the link directly.
429 (Client Request Error) Too many requests in a short period; rate-limited by the remote server. Can be ignored.
500 (Server-Side Error) Internal server error on the remote end; unrelated to the client request. If the error persists, consider replacing or removing the link.
503 (Server-Side Error) Server temporarily unavailable; usually under maintenance or overloaded. Can be ignored.
504 (Server-Side Error) Backend server response timed out; the page exists but cannot be loaded temporarily. Can be ignored.
999 The platform actively blocks automated crawlers; commonly seen on social platforms such as LinkedIn. Verify manually; if the page loads normally in a browser, ignore.
cf-1001 Cloudflare DNS resolution failure; the domain may be disabled or misconfigured. Verify manually; if inaccessible, remove the link.
-1 Not Found DNS cannot resolve the domain; the domain has expired or never existed. Remove the link directly.
-1 Invalid URL Malformed URL; for example, missing https://, containing unencoded Chinese characters, or extra spaces. Correct the URL syntax and verify again.

Reference: https://kucw.io/blog/http-status-code/

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