> > The biggest problem i have is that httrack uses
> > only 1 connection. 
> <http://forum.httrack.com/readmsg/22027/22023/index.html?q=connection>
I have already read this and i already set -%N0 (see my first post) with no
luck

i tried other things and at the moment it uses additional connections
sometimes - i'm not 100% sure but i think removing the -p7 option did the
trick. I can't see the relation, is there any?

> > --continue doesn't work nor does only "httrack".
> <http://forum.httrack.com/readmsg/21435/21434/index.h>
> tml?q=continue
i have read this too and think too it doesn't match as my problem of getting a
directory structured with command line options in it isn't covered by this
topic

i believe the problem is related to command line options that contain spaces
like -F where the quotation marks are removed in the hts-log.txt or
hts-in_progress.lock whatever httrack uses

The problems covered by this topic i work around by only using --mirror.
before i (re)start i delete all files smaller than 1kb (error pages). after
the (re)start there will probably a warning about not matching file size(s), i
delete this file(s) too, so after the next run it will be redownloaded.

  
> > The only options in the command line are the
> > URLs in the form <http://username:password@site> 
> 
> <http://httrack.kauler.com/help/Authentication>
and i read this too and i can't see how it could help. I set the options
correct and it works well if the entry URL isn't already downloaded. If
httrack decides not to download the entry url all subsequent files receive a
401 as httrack doesn't authenticate a second time even if it didn't
authenticate the first time.

The workaround is to delete the entry files, so httrack does authenticate

greetings
Helmchen