Dear wwwoffle list, I've just installed wwwoffle on my standard SuSE 7.3 Linux PC (stand-alone desktop). It seems to be exactly what I need, but I am not getting it to work. I've tried the Netscape 4 and the Konqueror browsers and set the proxy for http as localhost and port 8080 as suggested in the instructions (the automatic configuration tool for Netscape doesn't work, by the way), and disabled the browsers' own caches.
Wwwoffle itself seems to work: I can run the commands from the command line or the control page, use the browser with wwwoffle online and find some of the urls visited in the cache index. However, trying to open the urls while offline only returns the same error page each time: xy couldn't be found on port 80. Well, there seems to be a port mixup somewhere, but it is beyond me to find out where. A recent convert to Linux from Windows and Macintosh, I am a typical mouse-clicker and have never worked with networks either, so don't know much about these ports. I've read the documentation available, but it doesn't really help me. I did try setting the browsers to port 80 instead of 8080, but this doesn't help. Suggestions for proceeding? Theo Schmidt, Switzerland PS another puzzling thing: The kde dialer kinternet (frontend to wvdial) can automatically switch wwwoffle online and offline. However, this only works for me if I start kinternet from a terminal (it is then in English, although my installation is in German). If I start kinternet from the kde kicker, it has the options regarding wwwoffle greyed out (this version of kinternet is in German). Both versions of kinternet otherwise work the same and use the same settings.
