| > > I've made up with a new -N option, called "%k", to preserve
> > the query string as it is. Please tell me what do you think
> > of it
>
> Humm, accepted, but what will happend if the query string contains
"reserved" characters, such as "/", "*" (illegal on Windows), and so on .. ?
The name will be mangled later, and all "special" characters will be replaced
by "_" - and you won't be able to retreive the original one
>
Yep, I see what you mean. Mmmmmph... that's the reason I
dont like the replacements of characters... it would have
been better to have them urlencoded instead of changing
them to "_".
I need httrack not to change the URLs at all. In the worst
case, if httrack cannot avoid replacing some caracters,
it would be great if the replacement could be easily reversed somehow.
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