Hello all,

First, I'd like to say that I think HTTrack is a great tool for copying
websites. I use it a lot, but I also found a problem. 

On the forum, in every article about this subject, the solution has to be -%F
"" or --footer "" but this does not work, at least not in the commandline
added below.

My goal is to get HTTrack not to add anything to the mirror, and to keep the
-K0 setting. The first part of my goal suggest to use the --preserve option,
but this adds -K4. If I try -%F "" -K4 (which preserve says to be), this info
is added:

<!-- Added by HTTrack --><meta http-equiv="content-type"
content="text/html;charset=iso-8859-1"><!-- /Added by HTTrack -->

If I try -%F "" -K0, the same rule is added. Only when using --preserve, this
rule is not added, but then I am back with -K4, and this is not working too
well, especially not with the user setting for the format (-N %h%p/%n%Q.%t,
but I like those big MD5sums)

All options I am using:
httrack -qwr5%e0C1ts2u1%s -N %h%p/%n%Q.%t
-I0%I0p7o0T30c4R1H0%kfE7200A10000%c2%f#f -F "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE
6.0)" -O "/dir1","dir2" -K0 -%F  "" "for.example.forum.httrack.com" 

I am using httrack 3-40-2 on Linux. This commandline was copied from doit.log
from WinHTTrack. They should be the same?
What should I do? Thanks in advance!