well, none that ive heard of, but imho such a simple task doesn't need a specific program.
Ill demonstrate via an example:
Code:
grep -iv "</body>" downloads/html/site/page1.html | grep -iv "</html>" | grep -iv "</HTML>" | grep -iv "</BODY>" > downloads/html/site/all.html
grep -iv "</body>" downloads/html/site/page2.html | grep -iv "</html>" | grep -iv "</HTML>" | grep -iv "</BODY>" >> downloads/html/site/all.html
grep -iv "</body>" downloads/html/site/page3.html | grep -iv "</html>" | grep -iv "</HTML>" | grep -iv "</BODY>" >> downloads/html/site/all.html
#..repeat as long as neccessary..
echo "</body></html>" >> downloads/html/site/all.html
If the code is nicely formed (aka has the ending tags </html> and </body> on seperate / a seperate line(s)) This will just grab them out and merge into a single html which can be converted to whatever you want..
The result of the site merge wont be pretty, and can break the code, but thats what you get when automating this kinda stuff anyways..
Thr above code would still need to be modified to take out the start tags of the new files also, but you hopefully get my point and can modify it yourself.. Thats the way to learn anyways.. (:
