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DESCRIPTION

       Creates a mirror of a webpage. It has a number of features such as link rewriting and more. (See the options below).

USAGE

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OPTIONS

	  --images	       : Include <img src=xxx>:s in the download. (default)
	  --noimages	       : Do not include <img src=xxx>:s in the download.
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	  --nohostcheck        : Do not check if url points to other host.
	  --notreecheck        : Do not check if url points to other dirtree.
	  --force	       : Overwrite all files.
	  --debug	       : Print debug-messages.
	  --retry n	       : Number of times an url will be retried (default 1)
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