| > I use Task Scheduler for NT running five command
line
> files on daily basis with interval of 30 minutes,
but
> three of them won't close after the download (I can
> see them running in Task Manager), this caused 100%
> usage of CPU, low of virtual memory, Dr. Watson
> warning, etc. Is there a way that I can make
HTTrack
> to be automatically disconnected after the download
in
> the command line? Thanks.
Well, my english is not so good, I did not understand
very well what you are trying to do:
Automatically detect when the dialup connection is
being closed? You can use a low timeout and a host-
control parameter, say -T10H3 (timeout of 10 second,
and abandon host if a timeout occurs)
..or to limit the download time to 30 minutes? (this
can be done using the corresponding option, -E1800)
..or to automatically disconnect the line when
finishing (not yet possible, except using commandline
batch, after httrack)
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