I am using the following to save a webpage:
httrack "someurl.com/foo.html" -O "./SaveToPath" --replace-external -v -s0 --depth=1 -n
It is saving everything locally as expected however all images on someurl.com are stored in folder called someurl.com. Images in the html are being converted to: src="someurl.com/blah.jpg" whenever you open the html file all modern browsers i have tested they do not interpret the local directory as a local directory but rather as "https://someurl.com/blah.jpg"
Is it possible to make httrack create folder names that do not look like valid domain names?