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On December 3, 2005 10:09 am Robert Persson was like: |
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> On December 3, 2005 05:40 am Martins Steinbergs was like: |
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> > if there isn't any files or folders under /websites then it isn't problem |
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> > with httrack. if mirroring goes wrong, then there at least should be |
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> > project folder containing hts-cash folder and hts-log.txt; index.html |
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> > files. sorry, not much help from here. |
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> > martins |
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> But that's not what I've been saying, Martins. httrack +does+ create |
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> directories in ~/websites, including hts-cache. It also creates |
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> hts-log.txt, index.html, a lock file and a couple of gifs. However |
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> hts-cache is the only one of those directories with anything in it (aside |
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> from subdirectories and sub-subdirectories), and index.html is an empty |
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> file. What there is in hts-cache is a file called new.dat which contains a |
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> lot of the html that ought to have been put into the folders, all rolled |
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> into one huge file. |
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It seems that the problem has been simply that httrack is incredibly slow at |
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downloading pages, and that it also caches a lot of them before committing |
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them to wherever they are supposed to end up. This is why it looked like |
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nothing was happening whenever I tried to use it. |
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Many thanks to everyone who has helped me here. |
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Robert |
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Robert Persson |
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"Don't use nuclear weapons to troubleshoot faults." |
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(US Air Force Instruction 91-111, 1 Oct 1997) |
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