| | > > The 1st mirror is 000406 followed by 000405 and then
> 000403.
> > However, the 'hts-cache' subdir of 000403 and 000405 are
> emtpy.
>
> Probably a directory directive problem -- even if the
> mirror was empty, httrack ALWAYS create at least doit.log
> and new.dat/ndx/lst files. I suspect that the cache of the
Yes, but the doit.log and new.dat/ndx/lst files are ONLY
found in the /000406/hts-cache/ subdir.
> first directory was changed, isn't it?
Sorry, but I have no idea how this could have happened.
> By the way, are you using the commandline httrack? Ensure
> that you use the -O option correctly, and if necessary,
> delete the previous hts-cache/doit.log (it will be read for
> updates, which could cause problems if the -O option is
> there)
I've never used the commandline version, sticking only with
WinHTTrack. So I'm experiencing these problems with the
Windows GUI version.
[Snipped instructions for commandline -thanks]
I'm still confused by this. Following is the hts-log.txt
from the first and initial mirror 000406. I'll appreciate it
if you could let me know if there's anything in it that
indicates a bug or some stupid user error on my part:
--------------------
HTTrack3.23+swf launched on Mon, 21 Apr 2003 23:41:52 at
<http://w6daily.winn.com/000406.html> +*.png +*.gif +*.jpg
+*.css +*.js -ad.doubleclick.net/*
(winhttrack -qwr1C2%PX0s0u1k%sN0L2%Ip3DaK0H0%kf2A25000%f0#f
-F "Lynx/2.8rel.3 libwww-FM/2.14" -%F "<!-- Mirrored from
%s%s by HTTrack Website Copier/3.x [XR&CO'2003], %s -->" -%l
"en, *" <http://w6daily.winn.com/000406.html> -O
"d:\httrack\w6\000406","d:\httrack\w6\000406" +*.png +*.gif
+*.jpg +*.css +*.js -ad.doubleclick.net/* -%A
php3,php,php2,asp,jsp,pl,cfm=text/html )
-------------------------------
As I said before, I kept most options at their default
values, changing only the User Agent and a few other minor
(I hope) things.
Does WinHTTrack keep a record of the last used Base Path or
does it default to any folder/subdir? I'm not sure if it
uses the Windows Registry for this.
Thanks.
Chee | |
