| Hi,
is it possible (without modifying the source code) to
disable the "HTTP engine" of Httrack.
I want to parse an local html (or a css, java js ...) file
and save the links in a text file (I do it with a callback
based on link-detected2 wrapper). So I don't need Httrack
to fetch the inline objects.
I'm actually using a callback returning 0 for each
detected link (but the first one obviously) to prevent any
downloading.
Is there a better way?
Another issue:
It seems not possible to feed Httrack with non-html url...
Am I right?Is it possible to give a css or java file to httarck to
parse it?When I do this : httrack <http://mydoamin/style.css> httrack
logs : non-html file ... no data transferred ...
any idea?thank you.
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