Thanks William.
Your remarks helped me realize some images have actually weird names (even
though they all turn out to be JPEG files); for some reason the filter
"+mime:image/*" didn't work, but plain old "+*jpg" "+*png" did the trick. A
dozen images are still not downloaded (the downloaded html files point to a
non-existent local file) but it turns out the server has problems with them,
they can't be viewed with normal browsing anyway.
There's still something strange going on.
httrack -C1 -%v -f2 <http://manga.animea.net/real.html> -O httrack "-*"
"+http://manga.animea.net/real*.html*[]" "+*jpg" "+*png"
(That's 345 MiB in 5376 files)
I go in the httrack folder, and issue repeated httrack commands. Then if on
one run the log contains ~150 “Previous file not found (erased by user ?),
recatching” warnings (no purged files), then on the next run ~45 directories
are purged; then the next log cycles back to recatching again. But that's only
in the logs, the files themselves have not moved at all.
I guess garbage might have stepped in since I've been using -C1 since the
beginning with various calls...
But still, how can httrack give different results on alternate calls?I'm just
saying this in case it's a bug and someone wants to fix it, I've got all the
files I wanted now, thanks again ;)