| > > When I'm spidering, a lot of .shtml files get renamed
> > to .html.
>
> This is perfectly normal: shtml files whouldn't be
> browsable locally. But all related links are then
rewritten
> by httrack, so there is no worry.
My problem is that I wish to reference these pages
elsewhere - in email, a database, etc - and the link
downloaded by htrack doesn't exist.
For instance, check out
<http://www.cisco.com/anz/business/index.shtml>
That page is saved locally as
My Web Sites/www.cisco.com/anz/business/index.html
While browsing locally, this works fine, however if I send
<http://www.cisco.com/anz/business/index.html> to someone
else, it produces a 404 error when they click on it.
Perhaps I'm not understanding something?
Thanks
Tim | |