This only happens to some of my downloads - presumably there was a conflict
that caused it to name something .1.html? But I can't see any reason for it
in the log file.

Example of downloaded files:
albums/
albums.1.html
article/
article.html
band/
band.html
blog/
blog.1.html
etc

I don't see any mention of a albums.html in the log, just the albums.1.html

This was done for a fresh wget download, nothing in target directory.
wget --recursive --page-requisites --timestamping --level=9
--exclude-directories=/cgi-bin,/files,/fonts --adjust-extension
--execute=robots=off --convert-links -P tmp.wget
'--reject-regex=(.*/email.html)' -o log1 http://www.example.com/

I'm trying to make a local archive of a local Drupal site, and can deal
with the .html suffix, but cannot handle a .1 or .2 etc suffix... for now,
am just trying to understand why it added .1 to some files above and not
all.

It seems running it a bunch of times gets different files with the number -
sometimes I do get blog.html instead of blog.1.html (but that may be due to
other reasons, downloading a partial site.)

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