| > I am using httrack for copying files and directories.
When
> I am copying a file say 'myTEST.html', it is stored
> as 'mytest.html' in the destination directory after
running
> httrack.
> Can some one suggest me, how to make httrack command to
> be case aware.
Humn this is not possible for directories, because names
are case sensitive on Unix systems ; example:
/foo/bar.html
and
/Foo/foo.html
these two files would be saved in the same folder on
Windows/DOS ; but on two different ones on Unix systems..
I could leave at least names sensitivitu "as is" ; that's
right.. but in such case:
/foo/bar.html
and
/foo/Bar.html
.. I would have to rename the second link anyway ; due to
the DOS case unsensitivity..
I'll try to see if I can improve that, anyway!
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