> The author doesn't want the site to be copied.
> The access is filtered by the Browser ID.
> Ask for autorisation then change option.

Thanks. I thought that Browser ID can be changed in HTTrack, tried doing that
in settings - no result.  

Here's what's in the robots.txt:

User-agent: *
Host: www.goltis.info

User-Agent: DISCo Pump, Wget, WebZIP, Teleport Pro, WebSnake, Offline
Explorer, Web-By-Mail, Teleport Pro/1.29, Scooter-W3-1.0
Disallow: /

And the robots.txt from www.goltis.info:

User-Agent: *Disallow: /com/
Host: www.goltis.info

And here we don't even have any user-agent descriptors for downloaders. I
don't see the reason for HTTrack to refuse this site.  If user-agent can be IE
or Netscape, then why doesn't HTTrack download the site?  

P.S.  Most authors don't want their sites to be downloaded.  But hey, these
offline browsers are very vital to modem users, who don't have permanent
connections to the Net.