I have recently mirrored a web site that makes constant use of GET variables to load pages.

The pages saved look something like 'list.asp?bla=bla.html'.

Unfortunately, I cannot actually view my mirror as the latter part is sent as a GET variable rather than a literal URL.

I'm sure someone has encountered this issue before, any solutions?

Install a local webserver?
can't tell you what webserver processes .asp on linux..

The files were downloaded as html. Just like if you download a php file from a web server, it will be parsed as html.

If you mirrored it by getting the pages over the http protocol (in a browser, with wget, etc) then you didn't get the actual website code but rather the output result of that code. So technically it's not a mirror, but is still viewable. If you want to view what you have, you only need filenames changed from something.asp?foo=bar to something.html If you want to actually mirror the site, you need to contact the webmaster and find a non-http method to transfer the actual .asp source files over (and then a way to display them, since this is a Linux forum, I assume you don't have an IIS server handy.)

The only immediate solution I could think of was to mass-rename every file to simply remove the question mark, and then mass-remove question marks from the files to fix the linking.