Hope that helps.

First thing I would check is that I had my mail server installed and running. Mercury Mail comes bundled with XAMPP, but is not enabled by default.

See here for a blog post about setting it up (and testing with Thunderbird).

Check this post for another set up list (with some edits to your php.ini file, don’t give up, xmapp has about four of them).

If you follow those and still run into issues, it may have to do with the cforms plugin, or another server bouncing your email as spam (lack of legit mx records).

Hope it helps,
Phil

As far as link checking goes, I use a little program called “Xenu Link Sleuth” (the website is poor, but the tool is worth it). Please note that this program may not be the solution to your problem. Xenu will only check a domain and all the links on it (in your case the original site. Although you can specify the program to follow links many levels deep on outbound links, so it might work in returning the link back to your original site). The program does generate a report of all the broken/missing links that comes in rather handy.

I’ll talk to some associates of mine and see if they have a tool that would better suit your needs. I’ll let you know what I find out, thanks.

I have a list of urls that we have added a link to, we have the anchor text, and we have the links that the anchor text is pointing to.

Every program that I have tried requires that we add a SINGLE DOMAIN and then it verifies that the link is pointing back.

I would like to upload a list of different domains that different links are pointing to.

Thus, I would add a csv containing the link where the url is, the anchor text and the url the link is pointing to and the software would verify that this is correct.

Thanks.

*peers groggily back at screen, opens next link…*