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00:02:06<@JAA>(That's French for PB/TB, for the unaware.)
00:04:06<nico_32>yes octets = bytes
00:06:35<@JAA>I was never worried about the source code. Such a popular project is bound to have hundreds of up-to-date copies everywhere at any time.
00:06:43<@JAA>The issues, pull requests, etc. though...
00:07:38<nico_32>also git lfs
00:07:49<nico_32>i am not sure everyone have it
00:08:09<@JAA>Yeah, quite rare I believe.
02:11:53<thuban>JAA: did you get the google-cache-over-multiple-ab-pipelines working? (is it worth setting up as a warrior job?) i agree, those issues are important
02:12:24<@JAA>thuban: Nope, only two jobs, so ~12 days each expected.
02:12:42<thuban>(and i'm not just saying that because i've had a perfectly good pr languishing open for years)
02:13:50<@JAA>Worth mentioning that the Google Cache certainly won't have all comments on long discussions because GitHub hides them behind a button. I strongly doubt Google fetches that.
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02:19:54<hurricos>Hi folks. Is anyone working on recovering the youtube-dl issue tracker?
02:20:11<thuban>yes
02:20:24<thuban>but it's likely not to be complete
02:21:02<hurricos>Is there anything I can do to help? I do database work by day and have a basic understanding of the postgresql db behind the gitlab issue tracker so I may be able to help with the restore process
02:21:57<thuban>the current method is archiving google's cached version of the issue pages, which is slow, likely not to cover every issue, and likely not to show all comments, but it's better than nothing
02:22:46<hurricos>Please also archive the list of watchers of the Github repository. Depending on the exact setup a watcher has a complete recollection of issues and comments.
02:24:48<hurricos>Where is this data being stored right now, if you don't mind me asking? Is it possible to set up an SFTP server for read access to the result?
02:25:11<hurricos>I'd like to take a swing at beginning converting it into a Gitlab-importable dump
02:26:07<jodizzle>hurricos: Our methods generally store content on the Internet Archive
02:27:14<jodizzle>Different topic: has there been any discussion of Twitch streamers deleting their vods? Came across this: https://old.reddit.com/r/LivestreamFail/comments/jgt86c/pokimane_deletes_4_years_worth_of_vods_says_lirik/
02:27:26<hurricos>jodizzle: how is that usually structured? (do you have a link?)
02:29:17<thuban>it looks like the subscriber list (https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/watchers / https://api.github.com/repos/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/subscribers) is blocked along with the rest of the repository. wbm doesn't have the api, but it does have the first page (only) of the webpage
02:29:49<thuban>last grab: https://web.archive.org/web/20201002044053/https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/watchers
02:30:45<OrIdow6>hurricos: It will generally go into a warc file (https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=The_WARC_Ecosystem http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/WARC), which holds copies of webpages
02:30:52<OrIdow6>Or in this case, multiple warc files
02:32:08<thuban>hurricos: what would the "setup" that covers all issues and comments look like? are we talking about hoping for undeleted notification emails, or is there a more structured option?
02:32:17<@JAA>Google doesn't have watchers cached either.
02:32:17<icedice>It might be worth trying to get what you can of youtube-dlc as well: https://github.com/blackjack4494/youtube-dlc
02:32:36<icedice>It was a fork that was more active on fixing pull requests
02:33:09<@JAA>Seems small, will do.
02:33:35<hurricos>`curl https://api.github.com/user/48381040/events | jq -c '.[] | select(.type="IssueCommentEvent")' | wc -l`
02:33:52<hurricos>The user API on Github exposes those issues despite the repo being taken down.
02:33:59<@JAA>Ooh, nice.
02:34:00<hurricos>We need a list of users
02:34:10<thuban>phenomenal!
02:34:51<thuban>i'll go through and pull out the user ids
02:35:19<hurricos>It's only a couple of days worth but we should use it while we can
02:35:31<hurricos>I can set up an SFTP server to upload files to
02:35:35<hurricos>if anyone is interested
02:35:53<hurricos>thuban: how are you doing that
02:35:58<hurricos>(what are you using to grab lists of users)
02:37:53<icedice>https://www.gharchive.org/
02:39:17<hurricos>https://www.gharchive.org/
02:39:18<hurricos>yes!
02:39:31<hurricos>I have 13TB free storage, quickly composing a makefile
02:39:57<hurricos>note that if you have individual JSON objects and a lot of cores you can very easily separate them into individual files and use `parallel -P $jobfile jq ...`
02:40:05<hurricos>I use this for data conversions for healthcare data from CCDAs
02:42:34<@JAA>Google cache of youtube-dlc issues and PRs running now in AB.
02:42:55<thuban>https://api.github.com/repos/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/events is blocked, but https://api.github.com/networks/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/events is NOT... and it includes the root.
02:45:03<thuban>pagination with ?page=<i>, last page in "link" header (9), so ~250 events, some of which are issues or prs
02:46:20<thuban>JAA, want me to generate those urls for AB or can you do it
02:47:38<hurricos>thuban: are you suggesting that https://api.github.com/networks/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/events can be descended as a tree somehow?
02:48:04<thuban>it includes events from every repo in the network, and the root is one of the repos in the network
02:48:23<thuban>some of the events in there are from the youtube-dl repo
02:48:26<hurricos>gotcha
02:48:42<hurricos>I've started downloading Github
02:48:52<hurricos>(from gharchive.org)
02:49:02<hurricos>plan is to use some jq once I've got enough to scrape from
02:49:04<thuban>that only goes back up to 90 days or 300 events, though
02:49:08<@JAA>thuban: Done
02:49:26<hurricos>I think gharchive contains all of the open-source events
02:49:41<hurricos>I can bring some rack servers to the lab if I need to distribute the load ultimately but I don't think it's that much data
02:50:13<thuban>i'm looking at gharchive now, tho i'm not about to beg google for bigquery access
02:50:22<hurricos>:P
02:51:37<thuban>ytdl-org/youtube-dl repo id is 1039520
02:52:15<thuban>hm, or not?
02:52:59<thuban>seem to be multiple repos with different names and that "id"
02:55:07<thuban>lol, no there aren't. my bad
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03:01:35<cadence>hi o/ i'm told there's youtube-dl things happening here?
03:02:52<thuban>cadence: yes
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03:06:26<hurricos>what was the group ID for youtube-dl's org?
03:06:50<cadence>it was called ytdl-org, I remember that much
03:07:18<Ajay>cadence: they are referring to the results from https://api.github.com/networks/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/events
03:07:54<Ajay>> pagination with ?page=<i>, last page in "link" header (9), so ~250 events, some of which are issues or prs
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03:08:08<thuban>hurricos: is group id different from org id?
03:08:41<hurricos>It's the same. I'm just bad at IRC and invariably close pidgin.
03:08:54<thuban>org id is 48381040
03:09:08<hurricos>thus losing track. I've got my makefile sorted out for pulling down from gharchive, just want to start writing .jq files now
03:09:15<hurricos>thanks
03:09:39<thuban>you said you know something about importing to gitlab?
03:10:19<hurricos>I work with Postgres at work, run a Gitlab server personally and know how to poke at the schemas well enough to figure itout
03:10:48<hurricos>I don't know what import formats it can digest but I can try seeing what my instance can do. Ultimately getting the data is more important right now
03:10:53<hurricos>ingest*
03:11:53<hurricos>getting forms of the data and verifying that an issue history can be constructed from it anyways.
03:11:55<hurricos>`curl data.gharchive.org/2020-10-22-04.json.gz` fails
03:12:10<hurricos>looks like everything from 0 to 9 fails
03:12:13<hurricos>(hours per day)
03:12:23<thuban>odd
03:12:25<thuban>every day?
03:12:39<hurricos>every day
03:12:57<thuban>hm
03:13:31<thuban>~90k events per hour, so that's a pretty big loss
03:13:40<thuban>wonder if it's intentional
03:14:29<hurricos>base64'd xz of the Makefile I use: /Td6WFoAAATm1rRGAgAhARYAAAB0L+Wj4AETAMddADIYSu7u0hpd9dYp9fTAQfIbYxiU1p8TfBs5IdFuAC1VPGqUizyTyQM3kjKkgdZY02qc+hU1hEBGQY9LotHqn75UWyE8SUZ6ocwBYFo6ib3adfUNy2PeI410+x4Sg70/kOi1QRT4jD6JA0iwy3ZKXV8VRWaOaunwT8rJuLh/4buyanFESS59pD26yc56mT+y9i1JhUwRNWvPdC5xWqB+ozXkmCHYl2v2+bDvMo8LwEiqIsJpQAyw5LJvZunaIs6M0KSdOKQRIAAAAAyYFJJrcDR+AAHjAZQCAADcNkNfscRn+wIAAAAABFla
03:14:48<hurricos>(to download)
03:16:02<hurricos>Oh I see what's going on.
03:16:07<hurricos>I'm pulling 09 and not 9
03:16:22<thuban>lol
03:16:23<hurricos>oh well, I'll fix that in the recipe later
03:16:46<hurricos>I think gharchive should have it, could you pastebin some sample messages I should expect to be in these archives?
03:16:57<hurricos>or I can pull actually from the page I posted wit hcurl
03:19:06<thuban>i just grabbed a random hour and i definitely see ytdl issues/comments complete with bodies
03:19:19<thuban>(event types documentation: https://developer.github.com/v3/activity/event_types/)
03:20:34<hurricos>`find . -type f ! -empty -print0 | parallel -0 -P 20 zgrep -we 13954170828` ...
03:21:24<hurricos>just looking for a specific one I pulled from https://api.github.com/user/48381040/events is in the archives
03:21:48<hurricos>It's not
03:22:04<thuban>event id?
03:22:08<hurricos>so if you curl that you can grep for 13954170828
03:23:03<hurricos>that id is not in the respective file on 2020-10-23T19:13:57Z
03:23:24<hurricos>Nope, I'm a dumbass. I did not pull that hour
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03:24:24<hurricos>it's in 19 :D
03:24:40<Ajay>Would this data include pull request branches?
03:24:41<hurricos>OK, so we get the same data from gharchive as from the api.github.com/user/${id}/events
03:24:57<hurricos>check out the event_types from the developer.github.com documentation
03:25:06<hurricos>I can give a list of what I see in the JSONs though
03:25:17<hurricos>maybe not the content of the PRs but the issue titles and first post, yes
03:25:27<Ajay>yea, I wonder if it is just the posts
03:25:28<thuban>Ajay: gharchive logs _all_ public events, so yes, the data is there (if they're private)
03:25:28<hurricos>perhaps even a transactional history of what and how things were tagged. Let me get a list of event types
03:25:42<hurricos>awesome
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03:25:50<Ajay>ooh, that's great
03:25:54<hurricos>I just pulled october, it's 26g
03:25:59<hurricos>without 0-9AM
03:26:01<hurricos>so
03:26:09<hurricos>I should resize the volume and kick this off for an overnight run
03:26:28<hurricos>seems like this can be processed into a SQLite database with some good parallel code tbf
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03:27:44<hurricos>napkin math shows gharchive until 2015 is 3TB
03:27:53<hurricos>sounds small. that can't contain public comment history?
03:28:00<hurricos>are you sure it's *all* public events @ajay?
03:28:15<hurricos>well it is gzipped though.
03:28:18<Ajay>you mean thuban
03:28:22<hurricos>yeah sorry
03:28:24<hurricos>thuban:
03:28:28<cadence_>Git objects are already compressed
03:28:41<hurricos>not git objects, the public comments in issues etc.
03:28:52<hurricos>that's what needs recovered
03:28:58<cadence_>Hmm. Then maybe. Still seems kinda small
03:29:07<cadence_>Sorry for misunderstanding
03:29:30<Ajay>the git object for pull requests would also be important to recover
03:30:00<hurricos>hmm
03:30:33<Ajay>youtube-dl has tons of un-merged pull requests in limbo
03:30:52<cadence_>I think youtube-dlc got a lot of them, but yeah
03:31:11<hurricos>youtube-dlc? we have backups of it though?
03:31:14<hurricos>the PRs
03:31:31<Ajay>oh, we do?
03:31:50<cadence_>youtube-dlc is a fork that merged a bunch of those pull requests
03:31:59<Ajay>youtube-dlc was a fork meant to try to go through the pull request backlog and merge stuff
03:32:05<cadence_>I have it cloned but nothing else from it
03:32:18<hurricos>I wonder if it got pulled down at the same time. If not someone may have a record
03:32:43<Ajay>it seemed to have been pulled at the same time
03:32:47<hurricos>gotcha
03:32:50<Ajay>as well as many other forks
03:32:52<cadence_>Yeah, cause it was a fork.
03:33:18<hurricos>Well, the PRs can be reestablished by users when a new site goes up.
03:33:25<cadence_>I have it cloned which therefore means I probably have a bunch of youtube-dl's unmerged prs.
03:34:04<hurricos>also checking my math again, it's looking closer to 6TB
03:34:04<cadence_>The youtube-dlc people are discussing similar things on gitter, IMO it would be good to organise with them
03:34:12<hurricos>which gitter?
03:34:35<cadence_>The only reason -c existed was because the youtube-dl maintainers were uncooperative. And now that they're out of the way…
03:34:43<cadence_>One sec while I get it
03:34:57<thuban>i think that's a little hasty
03:34:57<cadence_>`youtube-dlc/community`
03:35:22<hurricos>https://gitter.im/youtube-dlc/community
03:35:24<hurricos>I'm there
03:35:31<hurricos>I've been there already :)
03:35:58<cadence_>IMO it would be good to collab & community outreach & all that cause you both have the same goals now
03:36:29<hurricos>I'm literally in that gitter though. The gitter just reflects https://app.element.io/#/room/!xbOjHLEQzPJBXjeTWo:matrix.org
03:36:48<cadence_>Ah, cool ^.^
03:36:54<hurricos>really I just need a place to coordinate this. I have a homeserver running a Gitlab instance that I'd rather not use for this because I like having home internet and I bet I'd get DDoSed
03:37:00<hurricos>but I *could* do it there.
03:37:22<thuban>aha! ok, so, the PullRequestEvent _does_ have references to the git repository and commit id of the pull request _from the fork_
03:37:44<thuban>so, still accessible if the repo being pr'd into is hidden
03:39:25<thuban>.payload.pull_request.head.repo.git_url and .payload.pull_request.head.sha
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03:40:33<thuban>JAA or anyone else in a position to judge: do we want to mirror GHArchive?
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03:40:37<thuban>as in any/all of (a) downloading its existing backlog, (b) downloading it on an ongoing basis, or (c) doing similar and/or redundant work as part of #gitgud
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03:41:40<thuban>(i asked over there whether the web potion of the project included api results, but it's pretty quiet)
03:41:46<hurricos>I can create .torrent files of the whole thing
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03:42:03<hurricos>... and seed
03:42:39<hurricos>Laboratory B has server infrastructure, that is, we have a single 12-bay R510 with 13.5TB RAID10, 150Mb symmetrical
03:43:18<hurricos>sorry, never mind. I'm not even part of archiveteam. Just gonna focus on the youtube-dl thing.
03:44:40<Arcorann>There's nothing stopping you from helping out with other archiveteam projects after this gets resolved
03:44:55<hurricos>I don't have the time :( I distribute laptops for local community
03:45:47<hurricos>if I could get paid doing that I'd be happy to, I've just already overcommitted and I need to get better at cleaning up house before I start anything like that
03:45:58<hurricos>but I personally rely on youtube-dl, so
03:46:10<hurricos>I just want to see them get the basic stuff to start back up with.
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03:47:30<Arcorann>Fair enough
03:47:44<thuban>hurricos: downloading large amounts of data is a problem we already have a lot of infrastructure for--i think if you really want to see them back up and running soon the hard part is the export.
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03:48:40<thuban>exporting archived data to a gitlab-importable format is something that's been in our long-term plans for a while, but nobody's made a start on it yet--do you want to?
03:49:20<hurricos>I'll take a swing. Not something I was planning to do already but I am planning on doing some work on fresh copies of a Gitlab instance so I might as well try
03:49:53<thuban>great! if you poke us here or in #gitgud i'm sure people will contribute once the ball is rolling
03:50:23<hurricos>I remember now. Gitlab actually lets you import issue lists as CSVs. Comment history perhaps not directly. It would be good to centralize that work around an issue tracker already, does the archiveteam have one? Kanban board of any kind?
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03:52:20<thuban>generally just the github issue tracker for each code repository
03:52:44<thuban>(which is now seeming like maybe not the best policy ;) but i believe we have copies)
03:53:36<thuban>non-directly-code-related plans and issues are coordinated over irc or on the wiki
03:54:04<hurricos>chicken-and-egg
03:54:32<thuban>?
03:56:10<hurricos>Lol, just having an issue tracker for things hosted on the place you'd like to make sure is safe from them
03:56:23<thuban>mm
03:57:51<hurricos>not having readline installed (from within a docker container) *sucks*
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04:06:23<hurricos>OK, got it. Gitlab uses an `issues` table, comments are in the `notes` table. `notes` points to `issues` by `noteable_type` and `noteable_id` fields. The state of the issue is in the `todos` table; a `todos` can point to an `issues` via the `target_type` and `target_id` fields.
04:06:48<hurricos>everything else, e.g. attachments, links on as you might expect, but it's a fairly loose, object-oriented framework
04:07:03<hurricos>that's 11.3 CE, I haven't updated in a while :upside-down-face:
04:07:33<hurricos>I'll go into gitgud and ask about repositories
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04:23:59<mgrandi>so are you folks just trying to recreate the youtube-dl issues from the gharchive data?
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04:24:25<hurricos>Yes
04:26:29<mgrandi>good luck!
04:26:44<hurricos>I'll need it :(
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04:40:59<mgrandi>@Jean-Fred luckily, PS's store has a all games option 👀 makes this much easier
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08:43:16<Ryz>Potential archiving inspiration? https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/jgv6iq/the_internet_is_scheduled_to_go_down_forever_you/
09:05:13<HP_Archivist>Heh ^^
09:05:33<HP_Archivist>'If you see something, save it'
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11:37:19<purplebot>FileFormats created by JesseW (+21, Redirected page to [[Formats]]) just now -- https://www.archiveteam.org/?diff=45703&oldid=0
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12:49:53<wessel1512>i have found a python script that keyword crawler websites
12:50:56<wessel1512>but it crashes after just a few url captured https://transfer.notkiska.pw/11P1Ep/website_keyword_crawl_error.txt
12:51:21<wessel1512>https://github.com/wessel1512/website-keyword-crawler/blob/master/website_keyword_crawl.py
12:52:03<wessel1512>only i dont know how to fix it
13:00:28<wessel1512>and i like to filter things like: .jpg .png and .js files out
14:15:19<purplebot>File:Albumee-logo.gif uploaded by Arkiver (+0) just now -- https://www.archiveteam.org/?diff=45704&oldid=0
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15:32:38<Jean-Fred>mgrandi Awesome! Thanks :-) Are you archiving the us-en store only? Asking because there are 5 stores (EMEA and others, America (North and South), Asia, Japan and China), and some stores with many subdomains per country/lang (eg German, French etc). And some information (like local content ratings eg USK or PEGI) might be only in one sub-store. I
15:32:38<Jean-Fred>got that list of domains − , not sure how exhaustive it is but that’s already a start https://justpaste.it/93kgd
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19:25:28<icedice>youtube-dlc is back: https://github.com/blackjack4494/yt-dlc
19:25:43<icedice>It's a more up to date version of youtube-dl
19:26:09<icedice>The dev fixes pull requests a lot faster there
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20:30:36<mgrandi>@Jean-Fred: I can see if I can the other language stores too
22:27:17<Jean-Fred>mgrandi Thanks for looking ; I heard from others that the store pages are gone for many/most people now :-(
22:28:45<mgrandi>i think you have to log in?
22:28:59<Jean-Fred>Aaaaah maybe?
22:29:27<mgrandi>https://store.playstation.com/en-us/grid/STORE-MSF77008-ALLGAMES/1?PlatformPrivacyWs1=exempt&direction=asc&psappver=19.15.0&scope=sceapp&smcid=psapp%3Alink%20menu%3Astore&sort=release_date
22:29:33<Jean-Fred>(Also, looking at https://web.archive.org/web/sitemap/https://store.playstation.com/ , things seem to have been well crawled in the past)
22:29:53<mgrandi>going to store.playstation.com seems to be a white page that seems new but going to that link i just posted seems like the old game page
22:30:27<mgrandi>i'll work on this now then
22:30:41<Jean-Fred>Thank you so much, really :)
22:31:09<Jean-Fred>(ok off to sleep here)
22:44:16<@JAA>thuban: Size of GH Archive?
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