| Hello! I have the following problem: I must work on every file I download with
httrack, immediately after download. For this purpose I use the -V option. And
for every file I download I need the header information - in the best case
written on top of the downloaded file - I know the HTTrack provides a .tmp
file for every downloaded file including the header information. However, the
responsible .tmp file is deleted right after the URL was downloaded. Thus I
cannot access the header information of this file any more when executing my
own scripts with the -V option. So how can I keep the header information in
the downloaded file?
The option %H does not suffice: the headers written there do not follow the
order of downloaded files.
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