I'm trying to clone a huge site (MSDN). I gave httrack a list of links (192k
links to be exact) I want downloaded and apart from that I only made it
download CSS and other resources (these ones: +*.css +*.svg +*.ttf
+fonts.googleapis.com* +*.woff +*.eot +*.ico +*.png +*.jpg +*.gif +*.jpeg
+*.js).

It did a great job. It downloaded all the links and most of the resources, but
after downloading the last link it started parsing files which took a really
really long time (I think the task was too much for the VPS it was running
on), so I cancelled it (CTRL+C).

Now I'm left with everything nicely downloaded, the only problem is that the
files are not parsed (they have absolute links instead of the
offline-available relative links).

I tried running httrack --continue and also httrack --continue --updatehack,
but httrack now insists on redownloading everything again.

Is there any way I can convince httrack that I don't want anything
redownloaded and that I just want it to parse the HTML files and fix the links
for the files that are available offline?