> Hi, I went through FAQ and HTTrack Users Guide By
> Fred Cohen, and I am still at loss with the very
> simple problem: how do I stop command line HTTrack
> from renaming downloaded files?> 
> Basically, the site I am making copy of has URLs
> like this:
> <http://www.example.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi?page_textid>
> =contact
> 
> I want the corresponding local file to look like
> this:
> /path_to_download_dir/cgi-bin/index.cgi?page_textid=
> contact
> 
> Instead of such file I am getting
> /path_to_download_dir/cgi-bin/index4b40.html

index.cgi?<whatever> could return anything, an image, text, html.  If it
returns html it is not cgi any more, it's html.  (same as .asp, .jsp, etc)
Further more index.cgi?page=whatever isn't a legal file name on many systems. 
The mirror can not be the same as the site, your not running a server, your
downloading files.