> I did a site mirror and set the time limit as 1800
> secs. When it hit the limit, the log reported:
> 
> HTTrack Website Copier/3.41-2 mirror complete in 30
> minutes 1 seconds : 2010 links scanned, 1643 files
> written (47747934 bytes overall), 1627 files updated
> [17204385 bytes received at 9552 bytes/sec],
> 47393097 bytes transfered using HTTP compression in
> 1645 files, ratio 34%, 64.2 requests per connection
> 
> (No errors, 24 warnings, 5560 messages)
> 
> Looks good, right? except that the total size of the
> site on disk was only 1.77MB!!!! In other works, it
> downloaded 47MB of data and deleted 96% of it. I
> looked shortly after I started  mirroring and there
> were a lot of .tmp files which are now gone.
> 
> There are no errors logged that show what happened.
> I have "do not delete old files" set so it should
> not delete anything. There are three "More than 1800
> seconds passed... giving up" errors logged; I
> limited it to one connection so I expected only one
> message, maybe this is a clue.
> 
> Another odd thing is that the new.zip cache file is
> 17MB... after compression, probably most of that
> 47MB downloaded is in there. But that's the only
> place it is, and attempting to extract it fails
> because the files are stored with an illegal path
> (http://...). I have over a GB free on the disk, in
> case you are wondering.
> 
> Is this a known bug? Is there any way around it, and
> to recover the cached data in new.zip?

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