| Hi,
The first alpha version of webhttrack has been released
- interface using only web display (compatible with most
browsers, even if javascripting is a plus)
- native use of the library (not just a frontend with
commandline part)
- multilanguage interface (25 languages)
- most httrack options implemented in the GUI
- "realtime" download tracking with transfer statistics
- compatible with all "standard" systems
(linux/unix/bsd/osx/../windows)
This release is experimental, and will be improved
(especially, more interactions during the mirror, like
changing options on-the-fly, like in the windows GUI
winhttrack, and possibility to save/resume with the GUI
existing mirrors)
Feel free to report bugs, crashes, mistakes, suggestions
and remarks about this new release!
Linux/Debian users:
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Add to your /etc/apt/sources.list these lines:
# package site for httrack
deb <http://debian.httrack.com> unstable main
deb-src <http://debian.httrack.com> unstable main
And then,
apt-get update
apt-get install webhttrack libhttrack1 httrack-doc
Linux/Unix users:
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Download the tar package:
<http://debian.httrack.com/dists/unstable/main/source/httrack>
_3.29.06.orig.tar.gz
And then, detar and install as usual:
tar xvfz httrack_3.29.06.orig.tar.gz
./configure && make && make install
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