| > However, do you know if a server might respond
> that 'no change has happened' even though a file was
> changed? If so, this could be a big problem (not
> updating changed files on an update). So, do you
know
> of anything that could be done using HTTrack to very
> reliably get changed files (besides downloading
> everything each time)?
No, this (should..) never happends. You can uncheck
the "update hack" option, however : this option forces
the "not updated" flag on certain cases (especially
when the server gives a supposedly updated page, but
which has the same size than the old one)
> I would be willing to spend some time on this,
> including changing the code if need be, even adding
it
> as a command-line option and sending the changes to
> you for your approval. Just wondering if any you
have
> any hints.
Again, the only problem encountered if the contrary:
unnecessary updated generated by dynamic contents
> many thanks for a truly great piece of software,
> and even more thanks for providing the source,
> john
You're welcome :)
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