Using HTTRACK on shopify to clone a shopify store - httrack

I am trying to clone a shopify store but the images are coming from a cdn from shopify. its not downloading images. how to fix that?
Tried adding in scan rules but still its not working.

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I have a crazy problem. I am uploading images to s3 via strapi. The files are in the bucket and I can access them. When showing them in my webpage I see them too.
But when I am in the strapi dashboard, I am just seeing the name of the file, but not the image. When I right click on the image and open it in a new tab its showing my the right one.
Did someone had a similar problem with strapi, s3, heroku?

cloudinary images works well with img tag in laravel 8 locally but not on heroku/production -- img displays blank on heroku

I tried displaying uploaded images from cloudinary but it wasn't showing using the below
<img style="width:auto" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/hrwev09ub/image/upload/v1637132013/dnpic_1637127942.png">
before now i tried the img tag above actually worked locally but not through heroku, because on heroku what i could see on checking the code source is the below
<img style="width:auto" src="dnpic_1637127942.png">
i am using Laravel 8 with cloudinary on heroku host -- can someone assist me with way out or refer me to a solution tips please.
I'm Danny and I work on Cloudinary's Developer Support team.
I've not had a lot of experience with deploying to Heroku, so I'm unable to speak on why the src is stripping out the https://res.cloudinary.com/hrwev09ub/image/upload/v1637132013 part, however I do notice that the full image path results in a 404.
Could you please let me know what happens when you try to reference the sample image (https://res.cloudinary.com/hrwev09ub/image/upload/sample.jpg) without specifying style=width:auto?
It may also help to confirm you've followed all the steps on Heroku's documentation about using Cloudinary, available here: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/cloudinary
Thanks,
-Danny

How to insert image into strapi article?

I'm beginner of strapi, nodejs headless cms framework.
I've followed quick start guide of official document. I've created gatsby-blog and it works.
After setup, I've created new article with uploaded image, in the middle of article. (Not the image field in the Slug section) In the strapi admin page, I can find my new image in the media library list.
But when I open my strapi client in browser, the image is not shown. The source of image seems to the file path of backend server. I can find the image file on the backend/public/uploads folder. But it returns 404 error.
So, What am I missing of strapi setting? I've searched a lot but I can't find similar issue.
Make sure that the field is public in your Strapi admin dashboard.
Beyond that, it seems like the src tag in your screenshot has a relative url - if you are not hosting the backend on the same path as the frontend, I would suspect you have to prepend the backend base path :-)

Product thumbnail disappeared after uploaded later in Heroku

I thought it all done setup Spree 3.1 in Heroku. But after successful upload product which shown thumbnail add to existing sample. The thumbnail later disappeared.
Pushed to run in Heroku only half way. Since Heroku is only read only storage when started. To upload pictures, it need additional services. In my case use AWS S3 from Amazon. And also need extra gems: Imagemagick, Paperclip to make thumbnails.

Is wordpress supposed to automatically load images over https?

When I try to access my website over https, I get a mixed content error. Looking at the console, The offending resources are all images that are uploaded using the wordpress media uploader.
But isn't wordpress smart enough to know that it should serve those images over ssl if the https version of the website is requested? If not, is there an easy solution to resolve this issue (besides from editing every post to replace say http://example.com/image.jpg with //example.com/image.jpg)
Wordpress has a plugin that does this trick. Wordpress HTTPS(SSL)
It replaced all images loaded through "HTTP" with "HTTPS".

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