When I use maintenance/dumpHTML.php to create a static copy of our wiki, the static pages still point to the original "images" directory, using paths like:

<a href="/w/images/a/a0/myimage.gif">myimage.gif</a>

This works fine when the static copy is viewed via HTTP, but if there's no webserver and you want to view the pages on disk, no images are found because of the absolute "/w" paths. I've tried using the --image-snapshot and --force-copy options without affecting this behavior.

$ php dumpHTML.php -d d:\mediawiki\static --image-snapshot --force-copy

I don't completely understand the image-snapshot option - I thought it would copy all images into the upload folder, but it copies only a few.

Is there some way to make dumpHTML produce a folder hierarchy that can be viewed on disk, with images? Or am I doing something wrong?

This is on Windows 2003 Server if that makes any difference.

Thanks, DanB