> I've been having issues with website updates via the 
command
> line. Here are my command options in the doit.log:
> 
> www.somesite.com -O '/home/holly/path' -%F '' -q -*.gif -
*.jpg
> On the first full spider attempt, the %F '' option does 
the
> correct thing. There is no <!-- mirrored from ... --> 
string
> in the html. After the first update (calling httrack from
> the command line), I end up seeing double quotes pop up in
> two spots on each of the html pages. I have confirmed that
> this happens with each update.
> Has anyone seen this before? Am I doing anything wrong? 
How
> can I fix this?
Are you using the commandline release on DOS? This is a 
know issue: when calling httrack with "" (quotes), DOS pass 
them to the program instead of removing them like any 
normal shell. The engine will save in an early stage the 
commandline options, and will escape the "", which will not 
be remove next time.. I will have to find a hack for that.