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I think the easiest way to do this is to build a spider to read the files and write them.

I use the following function for grabbing images in protected directories but it can be applied to anything and grab html as well

PHP Code:

function http_get($url,$path,$file,$full_path = ""){

    $fp = fsockopen($url, 80, $errno, $errstr, 30);

    if (!$fp) {

       return false; //"$errstr ($errno)<br />\n";

    } 

    else {

       

       if(!file_exists($full_path))

               mkdir($full_path,0777); // make new directory for downloads

       

       

       if(!file_exists($full_path . '/' . $file)){ //no need to download if already available

           

           $out = "GET " .$path.$file ." HTTP/1.1\r\n";

           $out .= "Host:".$url."\r\n";

           $out .= "Connection: Close\r\n\r\n";

            

           $headers_ended = false;

        

            

           fwrite($fp, $out); //send request (GET)

           

           // Read Request (POST)

           while (!feof($fp)) {

               $socket_read = fgets($fp, 128);

               if (preg_match('/^\\r\\n$/',$socket_read) == 1){        //Blank Line After Headers

                    $headers_ended = true;

                    $socket_read = NULL; 

                }

               if($headers_ended && !is_null($socket_read))

                    $image_content .= $socket_read;

             }

           fclose($fp);

               $fp = fopen($full_path . '/' . $file,'xb'); //write file

               fwrite($fp,$image_content);

               fclose($fp);

               chmod($full_path . '/' . $file,0777);

        }

    }

    return true;

} 

Then just feed http_get all the files you want to convert and it will do the conversion. full_path is the directory you want to stor the info in btw.