00:06:31<@arkiver>Fusl: did you compile the wget-at with gnutls?
00:06:34<@arkiver>or openssl
00:06:40<@arkiver>JAA: ^
00:06:43<@Fusl>openssl i think
00:06:46<@Fusl>let me check
00:07:06<@arkiver>right since gnutls is first choice in get-wget-lua.sj
00:07:07<@arkiver>sh
00:07:43<@Fusl>ye, openssl
00:07:48<@arkiver>alright good
00:07:53<@arkiver>JAA: so that should be fine then?
00:08:17<@JAA>Yep, unless there's bugs in OpenSSL as well. :-P
00:08:37<@JAA>But at least this one should be fine.
00:08:42<@JAA>(Context: #noteurdomain)
00:09:44<jodizzle>OrIdow6: Interesting, from a quick look a lot of these seem small and probably pretty suitable for straightforward AB runs.
00:10:12<jodizzle>Also, seems like we're using #flashbang, so this should probably go there.
00:10:14<@arkiver>alright
00:10:32<@arkiver>let's put them in AB
00:10:52<@arkiver>or well will leave AB stuff to JAA
00:19:33<@arkiver>JAA: how is NGA images going?
00:19:47<@JAA>arkiver: Good, should finish in 8 hours or so.
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00:19:58<@arkiver>that's awesome
00:20:07<@JAA>I had to split it up into a few jobs and stuff, but worked well as far as I can tell.
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00:38:22<OrIdow6>https://transfer.notkiska.pw/tFcLF/Smackjeeves_get_redirects_to_dead_comics.sh - capture some redirects to SmackJeeves comics - if someone on the WBM whitelist wants to run & upload the warc, would be appreciated - see #archivebot for more details
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06:24:36<Domaloma>how do you do, fellow refu-jeevers
06:32:23<OrIdow6>Can't say I was a user of the site, just someone that read comics there occasionally, but I'm glad one of you found this channel
06:33:51<OrIdow6>Is there anything I can do for you Domaloma
06:33:52<OrIdow6>?
06:36:28<Lord_Nightmare>apollo legend posted a suicide note video earlier today, and was found dead by police about an hour ago :(
06:37:04<Lord_Nightmare>I fed his twitter account (which did not link the video) to archivebot but what else needs archiving
06:37:10<thuban>just finished watching that, hadn't heard they found him
06:37:17<thuban>youtube channel at least
06:37:43<thuban>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5t8u4kpE0WvLxkPWIp8n-g
06:38:14<Lord_Nightmare>I'm not even sure how to archive that :(
06:38:23<thuban>tubeup?
06:39:02<Lord_Nightmare>i'm not familiar with that project
06:39:12<thuban>https://github.com/bibanon/tubeup
06:39:16<thuban>i'll do it
06:40:27<thuban>"*Dumping entire channels into Community Video is abusive and may get your account locked.* _Talk to the admins first before doing large uploads it's better to ask for guidence or help first than run afowl with the rules._" whoops
06:42:59<thuban>there are 57 total videos, should i email collections-service and/or info in advance or just pull the trigger now?
06:44:30<Jake>The channel has been archived at #youtubearchive but it doesn't have the video published today, which has since been removed.
06:44:31<jodizzle>fwiw, I've dumped a channel or two of about that size (for legitimate reasons) with no problems
06:44:44<jodizzle>dumped to IA I mean, thuban
06:45:07<thuban>hm ok, sounds like it doesn't need to be run again then.
06:45:39<jodizzle>The vids do get de-indexed from IA's search, but that's normal for youtube mirroring on IA
06:45:47<thuban>https://www.mediafire.com/file/i35vo3hcex0r3zu/Untitled.wmv/file the last video
06:49:17<Domaloma>to Orldow6, nothing much. I've just been scouting the net to see who's been doing an archive of SJ. I have a small group of people elsewhere and only very-very recently that I found out you people have done a much bigger job.
06:50:15<OrIdow6>683.33 GiB total
06:51:41<OrIdow6>Data is here https://archive.org/details/archiveteam_smackjeeves?tab=collection , but you should be able to browse it in the Wayback Machine, e.g. https://web.archive.org/web/20201230003727/https://www.smackjeeves.com/discover/detail?titleNo=176093&articleNo=4
06:52:50<OrIdow6>Basic approach was to try all comic and user IDs up to 350k
06:56:29<OrIdow6>I have heard of 3 or 4 (lost count) other efforts, which was yours?
07:05:50<Domaloma>That's quite impressive, and honestly much more than what we ended up attempting. Did you automate this? Or use a program/app/thingy. Most of my friends have only been using HakuNeko
07:06:34<Domaloma>in a discord server, we've mostly been selecting nostalgic sprite comics that we know haven't been moved to other places - though archiving things already archived doesn't hut at all. I know someone used a python script to save comments aswell, but I forgot how that works.
07:12:09<Domaloma>in a discord server, we've mostly been selecting nostalgic sprite comics that we know haven't been moved to other places - though archiving things already archived doesn't hurt at all. I know someone used a python script to save comments aswell, but I forgot how that works.
07:12:16<Domaloma>Woops.
07:12:40<OrIdow6>This used the ArchiveTeam warrior/"DPoS" software, a general website-saving system used here
07:13:03<OrIdow6>The site-specific script was here https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/smackjeeves-grab , and this ran for each comic/user
07:13:25<Domaloma>Ah, I see. I was looking into other methods and found out about wget and HTTrack. Were those methods useful/would you recommend them, or did they not work?
07:15:58<OrIdow6>This project used a wget fork, as do most such ArchiveTeam projects; from my understanding HTTrack would have been difficult to scale to this much data, though in any case I don't think it produces WARC files and therefore would not have been suitable here
07:16:10<OrIdow6>If you are looking to make a personal copy of websites, I think both work well
07:16:53<Domaloma>Right, right. Thanks. I'm honestly an amateur at this, it's my first time attempting to archive a website (especially since I don't have Linux), so I'll look more into it... tommorow. Yeah.
07:18:28<OrIdow6>People usually seem satisfied with HTTPTrack
07:19:34<OrIdow6>But I have never used it
07:21:33<OrIdow6>Myself
07:23:18<atphoenix>I've use HTTrack to pretty good effect for some personal stuff, but not recently. It also needs guidance on what to ignore (like AB).
07:23:54<Domaloma>Ah, okay.
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09:19:45<brad>I know of one guy who was trying to use HTTrack to archive the SWRPG forums that are being shut down in February, but I believe he kept getting banned by the site. I’ve got my own wget based archive I’m trying on one machine, and I’m trying to get grab-site installed on another machine so that it can at least try to download with multiple threads in parallel to a WARC.
09:21:17<brad>If I can get a container based installation of grab-site working, then I might be able to take that basic configuration to multiple different systems that I might run.
09:22:55<brad>One copy might run on my local machines in the house, and other copies might run on service providers outside of the house. I might try AWS Fargate just to get some experience with it, but more likely to run longer-term on something less expensive.
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09:32:00<thuban>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNJ_TkbZQQfgI4l8QfagGA more apollo legend-related content
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09:47:41<betamax>Ryz: are you around? need some help archiving another board of the sploder forums and can't figure out the best way to do it without re-archiving all the other boards
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09:55:12<betamax>the problem is that the URLs are of the form <baseURL>/index.php/topic,0123456.0.html , so the specific board isn't in the URL (and therefore I don't see a way to force archivebot to only download a single board)
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10:09:40<betamax>Ryz: fyi since I don't see a way around the above issue (and since the forums are closing tomorrow), I've re-queued them in archivebot
10:11:47<betamax>I used all the same ignoresets as you did, but increased concurrency to 12 since there are an extra ~47,000 topic to be archived (~580,000 posts)
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10:57:19<OrIdow6>brad: "the SWRPG forums that are being shut down in February" - can you give details?
11:04:04<OrIdow6>Sounds like the sort of thing ArchiveTeam is interested in
11:07:04<jodizzle>It's a site we're running in AB, so we already know about it
11:08:12<jodizzle>Unfortunately not running too successfully because of bans, though
11:08:30<@kiska>Oh we are most interested in that
11:08:37<@kiska>We can run a project if needed
11:09:04<@kiska>Is this on deathwatch?
11:09:10<OrIdow6>Oh, apparently I can't search
11:11:01<jodizzle>Ooh wait, my apologies, I think brad is referring to a different forum. I wasn't paying attention to the acronym: 'SWRPG'
11:11:17<@kiska>brad: Can we have a link to this forum?
11:12:00<jodizzle>kiska: The other forum that we're having trouble with currently in AB is https://community.fantasyflightgames.com/. And yes, it's on deathwatch.
11:12:12<@kiska>I see...
11:12:40<jodizzle>(also shutting down in February)
11:12:50<@kiska>Argh
11:15:49<@kiska>How harsh is the rate limit for that forum?
11:16:16<@kiska>Also is it perimeterx?
11:16:32<OrIdow6>I wonder if he could actually be referring the first thing Google gives me for "SWRPG forums"... https://community.fantasyflightgames.com/forum/306-star-wars-edge-of-the-empire-rpg/
11:18:44<@kiska>Possibly
11:18:51<@kiska>Lets wait on that info
11:19:09<OrIdow6>Yes
11:20:00<@kiska>Feels like Xenforo or Invision
11:20:03<OrIdow6>A luxury we have for something shutting down in February, whatever that "something" is
11:22:09<@kiska>Ah we do have something for Invision https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/wget-lua-forum-scripts
11:22:12<@kiska>Not sure how upto date it is
11:23:58<jodizzle>I'm not totally sure how the rate limit on the forum we're currently crawling works, but it seems like after crawling it for a day, we get hit by day-ish of 403s
11:43:48<OrIdow6>Doesn't look like those scripts are for a distributed crawl
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13:03:59<taufik>Hello! I was told from Wikimedia that Archive Team can help with something.
13:04:04<@arkiver>hi
13:04:54<taufik>There is this local newspaper that is closing. I'm currently archiving it manually in Internet Archive.
13:06:28<taufik>This is the newspaper http://www.newsabahtimes.com.my/
13:07:05<taufik>Few of the last remaining newspaper that offers a column in an indigenous language here.
13:08:42<taufik>Maybe Archive Team could tell me any faster way to archive this or help archive this
13:09:00<@arkiver>when is it going away?
13:09:47<@arkiver>ah dec 31
13:09:55<@arkiver>its in archivebot
13:09:58<@arkiver>archivebot.com
13:10:09<@arkiver>(top one)
13:10:19<taufik>I'm just not sure when the website will be closed
13:10:53<@arkiver>"It was earlier scheduled to close on Dec 20, but Gusti said the company wanted to finish its newsprint before closing tomorrow (Dec 31)."
13:10:58<@arkiver>http://www.newsabahtimes.com.my/nstweb/fullstory/41705
13:11:38<taufik>Yup
13:12:17<taufik>I've already told to some Wikipedians here to help archive this using Internet Archive
13:12:38<@arkiver>they should just come to us next time
13:12:44<@arkiver>archiving page by page is a pain
13:12:54<@arkiver>using save page now on web.archive.org I assume
13:12:54<taufik>Yeah :(
13:13:06<@arkiver>we'll put it in wayback machine as well
13:13:21<taufik>Is there anything you can do?
13:13:39<@arkiver>its in archivebot
13:13:41<@arkiver>see archivebot.com
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13:21:07<Arcorann>It doesn't look like archivebot is getting the full archives
13:22:04<Arcorann>http://www.newsabahtimes.com.my/nstweb/archives <-- page only shows one day by default, need to submit a form to get more
13:22:51<Arcorann>The URL format seems easy to check though (e.g. http://www.newsabahtimes.com.my/nstweb/fullstory/41688)
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13:23:11<OrIdow6>I noticed that, see #archivebot
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13:49:07<OrIdow6>So it doesn't get lost in the bot noise: can someone put https://transfer.notkiska.pw/TWJwc/www.newsabahtimes.com.my_pages_not_already_in_wbm into AB as an ao <, preferably at max concurrency (which I don't think I can do, lacking voice)?
13:49:45<betamax>OrIdow6: I can
13:51:44<OrIdow6>Thank you betamax
13:52:47<betamax>I set it to use 10 workers, I don't know if there actually is a max, but if it looks to be going too slow after an hour or so I (or someone) can increase it
13:58:18<OrIdow6>I didn't know it be set above 9
13:59:00<OrIdow6>*it could be
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17:11:16<@JAA>betamax: There isn't a limit to that setting, but there's a hard limit of 6 connections per host (= protocol + domain + port).
17:24:27<@kiska>Well anyway time for me to try my hand at writing FFG forums
17:34:14<@JAA>The images.nga.gov AB jobs finished this morning. Apart from possibly some errors that weren't retried successfully, it should all be done.
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20:01:49<brad>@OrIdow6: Yes, I can confirm that @jodizzle is correct. There is an ArchiveBot job that has been created to archive the SWRPG forums, with ident 5l4qk9brqjo7emnpmuugp7owq.
20:02:28<brad>But this job has been on-again/off-again. It’s currently paused.
20:27:26<brad>I’ve got my own private wget archive that I’m running, and I’m working on trying to get my own private copy of grab-site up and running so that I can create a proper WARC that I could hand over to the IA and WBM.
20:28:04<jodizzle>Okay, thanks. But keep in mind that the WARCs you generate could go to IA, but they probably wouldn't get into the WBM
20:28:14<brad>But we definitely seem to be having problems in getting everything from the SWRPG forums.
20:29:33<brad>I’m okay with my WARCs not getting into the WBM. I want to create them for the benefit of anyone who wants them, as well as for the experience of creating them. What they do with them is not something I can control.
20:32:06<brad>Also speaking entirely for myself, I would love to see what a distributed project could do for archiving the SWRPG forums, and what I might be able to do to help that process along.
20:34:58<brad>There is a community of people on the SWRPG Discord that would like to find a way to self-host our own copy of those forums, but we are pretty clueless on that end. Any pointers that could be provided would be appreciated, I’m sure.
20:36:41<@kiska>Ok now that we have confirmed which forum it is, I guess I could go and create a repo for a project since this appears to require one
20:37:45<brad>Longer-term, I would like to be able to do what I can to positively contribute to the ArchiveBot and the ArchiveTeam in general. But I also realize that I need to earn that trust.
20:41:03<@kiska>So for this forum, what is the highest thread id?
20:41:06<brad>@kiska: I would certainly appreciate that, and I would love to learn what I can do to further help with this project. Pointers to FAQs, web pages, repos, etc... would be most welcome.
20:41:27<@kiska>Just to confirm it is this one right? https://community.fantasyflightgames.com/
20:41:51<brad>Yup, that’s the one getting shut down in February.
20:41:52<@kiska>I suggest you browse https://www.archiveteam.org/
20:42:22<@kiska>I'll write code, but its unlikely to start before the middle of January since people are still posting and making threads, etc
20:43:43<brad>I have browsed that site, which lead to these irc channels, among other things.
20:44:19<@kiska>There should be a couple pages relating to the warrior and infras
20:44:32<brad>I can confirm that members of the greater FFG Community Forums will probably continue to try to post there will into 2021 and probably even 2022.
20:45:20<brad>Almost all of the people on those forums are more interested in playing the games than they are the technology behind the community site that allows them to post threads.
20:45:59<brad>So, this will be a game of catch-up, right to the moment when the forums get completely shut down.
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