> > All I want is that downloading <http://www.google.com> 
> should
> > get me:
> > 
> >     index.html
> >     images/logo.gif
> > 
> > That's it.  But no combination of flags I use in httrack 
> (on
> > Windows or Linux!) seems to get me that.

> Well, I just tried getting www.google.com with WinHTtrack 
> 3.23 (beta), let it go for about a minute, and it easily 
> crawled 40+ pages with images, including that logo.gif 
> mentioned above.  However I noticed these problems (some 

Well yes, that's my problem too.  Either too much (way too
much, depending on the page) or too little (no images).

The in-between "sweet spot" is missing :-)

Oh well... I guess I have to give up.  Mind you, I love
lwp-rget, but the parallelisation here was lovely!  Too bad...

Thanks anyway,

Sitaram

PS: If anyone is interested, here's why I need this
particular type of mirroring.  I do a lot of surfing
"offline" using a 128MB USB flashdrive which I hook up
wherever I go.  If I come across a URL I want, I copy it
into a text file on the same flashdrive.  About once a week
I'll use the fast internet at work and download all the URLs
copied so farin one shot (typically, in a week of sporadic
offline browsing, about 50-80 URLs).  Yes, this means my web
browsing is very "jerky", if you see what I mean, but I dont
mind!  Saves a lot of time for me to do it this way.