w3mfix - fixup program for w3mir
w3mfix [options] [configuration-file]
w3mfix is the companion program to w3mir. It can be used for several URL editing operations usefull in different situations.
When starting w3mfix will read it's configuration file. It's name is either .w3mirc (w3mir.ini on win32) or specified on the commandline.
w3mfix is controlled by the 'Fixup' directive of the configuration file (described in the w3mir documentation). w3mfix is also affected by 'Index-name' and the one special commandline option it knows, as well as the directives/options controlling verbosity and debugging information.
w3mfix can rewrite URLs in these ways:
The default is to transform URLs ending in .../ into .../index.html.
To controll the name of the index file use the Index-name directive as documented in w3mir
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This feature is used thus: Add the new site or subsite to be mirrored on the configuration file (by adding Also: and Also-quene: directives). Then run w3mfix with the -editref option. When the -editref option is specified w3mfix will not perform any other editing tasks.
E.g.; To add http://www.yahoo.com/Science/Artificial_Life/ to your mirror add something like
Also: http://www.yahoo.com/Science/Artificial_Life/ yahoo
to the configuration file, then run w3mfix:
w3mfix -editref www.yahoo.com/Science/Artificial_Life
This will cause all references to www.yahoo.com/Science/Artificial_Life (and under) to be edited so they point to within the mirror. After w3mfix has finished you can run w3mir in the normal manner.
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w3mirs authors can be reached at w3mir-core@usit.uio.no. w3mirs home page is at http://www.math.uio.no/~janl/w3mir/