httrack for linux (command line) is imo better than wget with parameters...
unfortunately - with wget I couldn't get some webpages so I started
to use HTTRACK on both windows and linux boxes (linux version is better
form me just because I can leave it screen'ed on one of the servers).
Anyway - HTTRACK is very good piece of software.

Greetings
Andrzej Rusiecki

John Smith wrote:

There are many alternatives, Httrack is simply the best... on Linux wget is
a good alternative...

Warmest regards,
John

"Bob Bob" wrote in message
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wget --recursive --convert-links - also works a treat. Linux of course!

John Smith wrote:

Sometimes, a guy just finds a whole website he would like to examine in
detail--when offline. Such as downloading it your laptop and taking it
on vacation with you, on a plane, lunch hour at work, etc...