00:01:49<betamax>OrIdow6: I've just put the full url list of all sploder games into archivebot (~4 million URLs)
00:02:47<betamax>I've also put the first round of comments in (saving the last page of comments for every game - I'll then need to go through the output, see which games have multiple pages of comments and archive those in a separate job)
00:04:00<betamax>I'm off to bed now (it's midnight here) but those jobs will take a while to start as they each need to download a ~300MB list of URLs first - if anyone notices them misbehaving, feel free to kill them
00:05:10<@Kaz>I'm more impressed you managed to get 300MB onto that transfersh instance
00:08:07<betamax>it took around 30 mins, but seemed to go OK :)
00:08:54<betamax>from experience with the Yahoo groups /info pages grab from a week ago, archivebot takes quite a while to download the url list
00:09:12<@JAA>Yeah, the transfer instance being in Sydney does that.
00:10:26<@Kaz>why does that still exist
00:11:00<@Kaz>though actually, I guess I don't care. I'm less willing to host a public file upload service than others, clearly
00:11:08<@Kaz>if it being in Sydney is the tradeoff for that, then sure
00:11:25<betamax>how can I see what pipelines the jobs are running on? Ideally I'd want to have them on different ones, to avoid hammering sploder twice from the same IP
00:11:59<@Kaz>
00:12:03<@Kaz>http://dashboard.at.ninjawedding.org/logs/recent
00:12:06<@JAA>I don't think there's a particular reason for it being in Sydney. That's just what kiska clicked on in the AWS interface when creating the server.
00:13:16<betamax>excellent, both jobs are on separate pipelines
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01:01:10<OrIdow6>Thanks betamax
01:03:17<OrIdow6>arkiver: Are you working on SmackJeeves, or should I?
01:04:12<OrIdow6>Also, do any of you FlashPoint people know if they've done anything on LaCartoonerie? It's an animation site w/o games, so I'd guess not, but I want to check first
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01:12:19<@arkiver>OrIdow6: just cloned your repo, we'll start tomorrow
01:12:49<OrIdow6>arkiver: What repo? I don't think I published any code I wrote for SJ on GH
01:12:57<@arkiver>the eu one
01:13:00<OrIdow6>Oh
01:13:35<@arkiver>I can get something going to smackjeeves, but feel free to start working on something
01:13:40<OrIdow6>Ok
01:13:51<@arkiver>from the looks of it, it's luckily not too difficult to get done
01:14:21<OrIdow6>Any ideas on scraping the .eu sites themselves (as opposed to the whois)? I talk about this at "So my current approach"...
01:14:33<OrIdow6>Yeah, SmackJeeves looks like it has a simple structure
01:15:05<OrIdow6>*grabbing
01:16:49<@arkiver>why not just go up to a certain depth for each .eu domain?
01:17:20<@JAA>++
01:18:21<@JAA>I was thinking of throwing the .eu lists into AB as !a < and aborting after a while (since there isn't a way to limit recursion depth), but if we can do that more cleanly, even better.
01:18:23<@arkiver>say 4 or 5, that'll get you most of the pages if it's a "regular" (not news, etc., but businesses, etc.) website
01:18:40<@arkiver>JAA: could pretty easily make a project for that
01:19:06<@JAA>Yeah, really easy, no custom code needed, and no runaway danger.
01:19:14<@arkiver>:)
01:19:36<@arkiver>could add a hard stop after x seconds, or a certain number of URLs
01:19:48<@arkiver>100k URLs?
01:19:49<@JAA>+ size perhaps?
01:19:50<@arkiver>or 10k or so
01:19:59<@arkiver>sure, can do size as well
01:21:09<@arkiver>i gotta go now though, and will be minimally available (but available) tomorrow
01:22:10<@arkiver>please do leave thought here, will go over them tomorrow.
01:35:54<OrIdow6>Ok
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03:50:35<flashfire42>OrIdow6 flashpoint does animations but not as many people focus on then
03:52:43<@kiska>betamax If you want to speed up the download, take the resulting url, replace transfer.notkiska.pw with kiska.b-cdn.net :D
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04:40:45<thuban>we had a request on the subreddit for farmville assets. i have a list, do we have archivebot capacity? it's about 400k urls, mostly swf (still or lightly-animated images, i expect) and jpg.
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04:43:57<Ryz>...O:
04:44:06<Ryz>We could go through all of it thuban
04:44:09<Ryz>Assuming that's all of it
04:44:21<Ryz>We still plenty of slots
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04:46:46<thuban>ok, sounds good
04:47:09<thuban>https://bluepload.unstable.life/selif/farmvilleassets.txt <- 44M of urls
04:48:52<@JAA>Akamai, nice, let's go nuts.
04:50:20<Ryz>Even though I never played Farmville at all, I love the art goods o:
04:55:01<OrIdow6>flashfire42: Ok
04:55:42<@JAA>thuban: Running now.
04:56:15<thuban>:3
04:59:09<OrIdow6>From the AB dashboard, looks like there are only about 395K, not 44M, URLs in that list?
04:59:45<OrIdow6>Oh, never mind, that's bytes
05:02:50<Ryz>No, that seems about right, it's not 44 million links?
05:02:59<Ryz>It's just 384k amount of links?
05:04:13<OrIdow6>File is about 43.8 MB
05:08:11<Ryz>Oh, are you talking about the filesize? And not the amount of links?
05:08:59<OrIdow6>That's where I assume "44M of urls" came from
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05:09:31<@JAA>Yeah, 400k URLs, 44 MB file size.
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06:43:20<thuban>https://transfer.notkiska.pw/ntvIt/farmvilleassets2.txt small supplementary to above
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09:09:32<OrIdow6>arkiver: When I encounter a deleted/nonexistant user/comic, should I abort or succeed with 1 page?
10:17:18<jodizzle>thuban: I threw it in
10:17:28<jodizzle>(already done)
10:18:50<@kiska>OrIdow6: Task failed successfully :D
10:31:42<OrIdow6>Yeah, that's basically what's going on
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16:43:07<@arkiver>OrIdow6: if you find from the first URL that the ID doesnt exist, you can just stop queuing URLs and let if finish
16:43:28<@arkiver>so that'll be a WARC with a single response record or so
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20:04:30<OrIdow6>Ok
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21:32:41<OrIdow6>Almost done with SmackJeeves comics, just ironing out playback
21:57:44<OrIdow6>Great time for my net speed to go down to like 30 KB/s
22:14:01<OrIdow6>This is like trying to run underwater
22:14:06<OrIdow6>Will finish it later
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