| > I know that HTTrack rewrites the filename using an md5 of
> the query string. But can't it use simply the query
string?> page?param1=value1¶m2=value2 as
> page.html@param=value¶m2=value2
The file won't be useable anymore by the Windows explorer
(bad extension)
> illegal filename chars with legal ones, it preserves the
url
> and it make it easier to parse them.
Note that the original query string's URL is preserved.
> How can I make HHTrack name files with the query strings?
Or
> if I can't, is it possible to implement it? Seems to be
very
> simple to do it.
There is no simple way - the simplest one is to make a
small plugin (.dll or .so) that will handle file renaming -
see callbacks-example-filename.c and callbacks-example-
filename2.c in the libtest/ directory of the source archive.
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