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> I wanted to remove some links on a page before plucking it, so I used
> HTtrack to get the site, made my changes, but when I try to pluck the
> local pages, I get errors with relative links. Is it a known issue? (if I
> replace the links with the absolute path, it works...)
Of course, since it's now a local file. You've changed the reference
to the base. You don't need to change all the links in the file, if you add
a 'base href' element at the top. How is Plucker to know that a local
'/path/file.gif' belongs on 'http://www.foo.com/path/file.gif', without a
logical reference to that?
I know wget has an option (-k) that will convert the links to match
your new paths (local on disk). I'd investigate if HTTrack has a similar
option, or use a tool that does.
d.
perldoc -qa.j | perl -lpe '($_)=m("(.*)")'
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