| > I just had a mirror of a very large website interrupted
by a
> brief power blip. This was already the 4th or so session
of
> capturing this website (like I said, it's large) and I
don't
> want to have to start all over. Once before when in this
> situation I selected "continue interrupted" and it
*erased*
> everything except as far as it had gotten in the session
> that got hit with the power blip.
Humm, it means that the previous cache was *badly* damaged
(the filesystem check probably deleted these files).
HTTrack makes its best to recover damaged files, but in
case of violent power outage, the NTFS consistency might be
compromised, forcing the system to wipe some files during
the boot sequence.
(HTTrack regularly flushed its cache to prevent problems,
in case of crash for example. But the operating system
itself does not flushes the files immediately, which can be
very bad.. and the recovery is not always reliable)
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