| > when i do a: -N "%[lang]/%p/%n%[node].html" option.. i
> obtain something like fr_/home/home1.html and that's not
Yes. In fact no, this is not really a bug.
Actually the path (%p) is the "absolute" path ; that is,
something like:
/home/home1.html
In this case, because of the supplemental "/", the formed
path is:
fr//home/home1.html
.. and httrack "cleverly" replaces the second "/" by _ to
fir the local filesystem restrictions.
Hence, use:
-N "%[lang]%p/%n%[node].%t"
(Note: when there's a missing "/" at the begining, httrack
adds it automatically)
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