strypey wrote:
"I can't follow any of the instructions at the link you gave me, because
starting the app
(whether from the Start menu, or from a terminal) doesn't open a WebHTTrack
window of any
kind. It just opens a browser window."
Actually, you're on the right track. WebHTTrack always wants me to confirm my
browser
preference when I first open WebHTTrack. Then, later on when I start another
browser
session, the browser makes me confirm again that I want it to be the default,
even
though that's the same browser that I use when running WebHTTrack.
More:
"... and it opened a browser tab, and tried to open a page at: "bishop:8080"
That's normal also.
In response to an earlier question: I'm using Flidas with my current attempt
to capture
a webpage ... but it seems to work exactly like it did with Belanos, except
that now it
stalls and I get an error: "Connection activation failed (24) Timeout was
reached"
ThinkPenguin support suggests that this is a firmware problem, but I haven't
tried the
"fix" yet. Others are having a similar
problem:https://trisquel.info/en/forum/wifi-issues-tl-wn822n-usb-adapter-it-connects-seems-shut-down-after-few-minutes-despite-update
but that is probably unrelated to your
present situation.
You can also start WebHTTrack from the console. Don't use sudo webhttrack,
which would run
it as root ! Just use webhttrack, which opens the WebHTTrack GUI. I'll try it
now to see
if that makes my WebHTTrack problem go away ...
George Langford
