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00:25:39<SketchTheCow>I mean, that's the site
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02:26:07<thuban>are we planning to update the warrior vm appliance to run the new warrior dockerfile?
02:26:32<@EggplantN>we are in due time
02:26:55<thuban>ok, cool
02:27:30<@EggplantN>a working one was first
02:27:40<@EggplantN>we're looking at the images likely with chfoo later :D
02:30:11<thuban>viel erfolg!
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07:44:52<Mee>NaNoWriMo forum archives are getting retired on 25th February, and it'd be great to get them archived before then. The forum threads themselves are only visible to a logged-in user. We have a username and password so we can access them, but aren't sure how to go about archiving the whole thing.
07:51:41<OrIdow6>Mee: The basic method is usually to get a login cookie and then put that into whatever crawler you're using
07:53:29<Mee>got any crawlers you could recommend?
07:56:38<OrIdow6>wget (may cause problems if you want to output to a warc file, and play back using certain software), wpull
07:58:56<OrIdow6>If you want something easy, use htttrack
07:59:45<OrIdow6>This is very broad, because I don't know how much background knowledge you have, or what you specifically want to do
08:00:15<OrIdow6>Also, if you want public copies, you can probably wait here and have someone do it for you
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08:07:38<Mee>public copies would be great, but the forums aren't accessible without being logged in there.
08:08:17<Mee>we've used httrack a bit before, but not too much.
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08:35:22<OrIdow6>httrack is easy to use if you don't have the requisite technical knowledge for the other two
08:35:49<OrIdow6>If someone here was willing to do it, you could send them either your login credentials or your login cookie
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09:09:28<yawkat>okay, wrt bintray: jcenter does actually have a literal file index at https://jcenter.bintray.com/
09:14:56<yawkat>im going to do an explorative wget --recursive. no clue how big the repo actually is (100s of gbs? tbs? 10s of tbs?)
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09:26:58<yawkat>from what i can tell looking at the documentation ( https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/BT/Working+With+Supported+Package+Formats ), jcenter seems to be their only truly centralized repos. the other repos are /user/project-namespaced, im not sure how they could be scraped
09:38:59<yawkat>maybe scanning github for maven and gradle usages of repos could work
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09:54:44<BookBat>Any Pearl experts around? I'm trying out the NanoWrimo-specific "scrapers" from http://www.naperwrimo.org/archivenanomail/, but get an "Error GETing https://archive.nanowrimo.org/sign_in: Can't connect to archive.nanowrimo.org:443 (hostname verification failed) at archivenovels.pl"
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09:55:18<BookBat>Is it a Perl, SSL or some other bit of setup version mismatch?
09:56:41<SpikedCola>if i visit https://archive.nanowrimo.org/sign_in i get an SSL error in chrome, ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
09:57:15<SpikedCola>not a perl dev, but in theory the error is valid then?
09:57:49<SpikedCola>there's probably a flag to disable ssl verification, which would let perl carry on.
09:58:24<BookBat>Fascinating, my Firefox doesn't bat an eye - but doesn't light up an SSL lock, either, so it just reverts to http
09:58:50<SpikedCola>it looks like the error is caused by the ssl cert being for "nanowrimo.org" , not "archive.nanowrimo.org" or "*.nanowrimo.org"
09:58:55<skrzyp>Chomikuj.pl will be probably shut down by Polish supreme court order: https://spidersweb.pl/2021/01/chomikuj-sad-najwyzszy-final.html (goolag translate does the job pretty well)
10:00:29<skrzyp>While the article tells about movie piracy, it's the minority of their content IMO, most of it is unique user's content, like rare book scans, magazines, various datasheets, service manuals and software which is pretty much hard to find elsewhere - for example car software, maps, stock phone firmwares and service utilities (often for older devices too), etc.
10:00:35<SpikedCola>ssl labs also complains: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=archive.nanowrimo.org
10:00:40<SpikedCola>surprised firefox doesnt actually
10:01:04<SpikedCola>possible solution here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/6795057/1058081
10:01:11<skrzyp>But I'm quite woried about how much the whole chomikuj.pl weights in data, even after deduplication
10:01:50<skrzyp>as this is the biggest polish "shared storage" website and it's running for, like, 15 years?
10:01:59<BookBat>Ah, of course, they've moved the website to "archive", but didn't change the certs. I've got an ancient Firefox, I guess. It just drops the SSL and continues to http://, unless I explicitly say "https://"
10:02:34<BookBat>10-15 years seems to be an average lifespan for a website these days :/
10:03:18<skrzyp>but the content, except these polish movies might be also highly relevant for foreigners, as I found many English books which I wasn't able to find even on libgen, same for software
10:04:00<skrzyp>the trick is that they're rate-limiting the transfer and using per-user quotas to make profit and balance the site traffic
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10:04:02<skrzyp>BUT
10:04:06<skrzyp>it's pretty much flawed
10:04:35<skrzyp>for example, if you use a mobile application (which no one uses), you can "preview" the files and this feature is not limited by filesize
10:04:42<skrzyp>the "preview" does not count to the user quota
10:05:01<skrzyp>people quickly did what was needed, scraped out the HTTP communication and extracted URL schemas
10:05:35<skrzyp>there are several "direct link generators" out in the wild and the schema is also explained in a few places
10:06:46<skrzyp>also, people were able to get more quota by uploading files, each upload added some quota back to you and each download of your file also added extra traffic to your profile
10:07:03<BookBat>I'm so awed by what people manage to figure out )
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15:58:12<nepeat>i figure i'd drop some of my input as someone that spun up 160 servers under my own user
15:59:52<nepeat>It worked but having the uptake of keeping the setup consistent and healthy alone and while I'm at work or asleep was a pain so I spun down and gave control of everything to elsewhere
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21:12:14<yawkat>wget --recursive seems to be working well for jcenter, but is there a way to paralellize it? i only got about 1G download since this morning, too slow to back up the whole thing
21:12:40<yawkat>i could build a tool to do it but id rather avoid that if theres already a solution :)
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21:46:28<programmerq>yawkat▸ check out wpull with its --concurrent option
21:47:36<yawkat>Ah, thanks
21:50:44<thuban>skrzyp: can you link us to the schema explanation/"direct link generator"? (does using one of these generators mean you can download full files without needing an account?)
21:51:22<@EggplantN>kinda a high priority issue
21:51:25<yawkat>programmerq: is there a "sane default" config for it? i assume i need --database, anything else?
21:51:28<@EggplantN>but when can the tracker have a dark mode
21:53:41<yawkat>and is it preferred to save to warc? jcenter is purely static after all, so does it really matter?
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22:04:56<yawkat>alright, ima keep this running overnight, will see if i get blocked...
22:11:35<thuban>EggplantN: https://transfer.notkiska.pw/rxjVf/at-tracker-dark.css
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22:16:11<mgrandi>@phuzion: the VGPC might take those
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23:39:14<phuzion>mgrandi: thanks, I’ll look into it
23:39:51<mgrandi>They use discord, I can get a link
23:40:41<mgrandi>https://www.preservegames.org/p/contact-donate.html
23:53:00<@JAA>yawkat: Note that --concurrent is broken on wpull 2.x. It always runs at 1 concurrency (unless you set the concurrency from a plugin).
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