| Yes, lets sit here and hope. Faut peter dans l'eau pour
faire des bulles Claudiu Pisslaru.
Klaus, interesting error message. It's uncommon.
Translated it means: "too many layers open" or "fun to
drive". I've got most of my 'lets get this fixed'
thoughts in another thread, but here's another 2 cents:
what kind of CPU do you have?
On my hyperthreaded machines, when httrack goes into
a "waiting for scheduled" permanent vacation, then for all
intents and purposes that project is failed ... a crash
without fault messages. The only action within the program
that breaks the freeze is hitting cancel - more than once.
I wonder if that is possible on single cpu machines.
It's 5am, here's an idea; I'm going to bed and while I
sleep someone will make an RFE with the consistent steps
necessary for X to reproduce it, then fix it, so when I
wake up there will be cookies for breakfast, a new version
of httrack, and a democrat in the whitehouse. Who am I
kidding, I'm not going to sleep.
Peace | |