In case my PC (sic!) is running, you can access it locally at wh36-a402.stud (Proxy), in the nowadays rare case my Amiga is running, you can access it locally at wh36-a402-2.stud (Proxy).
Choose a directory where you want to mirror this site, say $HOME/.public_html/AmigaApache. Then simply execute dayly or weekly the following command:
wget -e'robots=off' -nv -nH -l0 -Yoff --cut-dirs=2 -m -np \ -P $HOME/.public_html/AmigaApache/ \ --header "Mirror: http://where.we.can.later/find/your/mirror/AmigaApache" \ http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe.de/~uck4/AmigaApache/
The backslashes just signal the shell that this is actually just one long line. Additionally, you will get the pages with fixed last modification dates and clearly marked as mirror.
Unfortunately, if new files are created, you have to make sure yourself that they have the right permissions. You can do this by running
find -type d -exec chmod -c 705 "{}" ";" \ -o -type f -exec chmod -c 604 "{}" ";"
after the download. This sets the file protections to rwx---r-x for directories and to rw----r-- for files. Changes made will be listed with the "-c".