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00:02:44<wyatt8740>Well, here I am. :p
00:02:50<wyatt8740>https://jp.mercari.com/item/m40357548342 is the page i'm trying to grab
00:03:27<wyatt8740>It's a react.js page
00:03:55<@JAA>wyatt8740: ArchiveBot doesn't know JS at all. wpull tries to find URLs in <script> blocks, but that's very unreliable. Anything beyond that simply won't be covered by it.
00:04:16<wyatt8740>alright. so since it's react, probably a non-starter. Had a bad feeling that'd be the case.
00:04:34<wyatt8740>(I love the modern web.)
00:05:30<@JAA>WARC is capable of many things, but far from everything. HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 are right out. WebSockets, too. If you can achieve the page with HTTP/1.1 requests only, then WARC would work.
00:05:51<wyatt8740>any suggestions for how best to do this, then? Just have a screenshot in my article, links to self-hosted copies of images, and let wayback machine/archivebot crawl my site?
00:06:02<@JAA>Playback is a whole different topic. POST requests in particular are hard, as is anything involving random variables (JSONP, timestamps as cache busters, etc.).
00:06:07<wyatt8740>my blog should be fine for that :)
00:06:08<wyatt8740>https://wyatt8740.gitlab.io/site/blog/011_012.html#pc9801-1
00:06:55<thuban>and here's a list of 190 blogs extracted from other sources i had lying around (deduped from previous): https://transfer.archivete.am/2urPt/blogspot_blogs_2.txt
00:06:55<wyatt8740>yeah i'd looked into WARC format before and quickly got confused because I didn't grok that it was actually transcribing the full HTTP transaction
00:06:58<thuban>(these aren't really filtered for significance--a lot of them are from when we were trawling for zippyshare links--but if we end up doing horizontal discovery, more seeds don't hurt, right?)
00:07:37<wyatt8740>*transactions
00:08:08<@JAA>Getting playback right in the general case is virtually impossible. There are too many things that can influence what exactly is displayed etc., e.g. screen size, browser version, datetime, time zone, you name it.
00:08:35<wyatt8740>i do like what i imagine the archive.is approach is as a supplement to WARC
00:08:43<@JAA>The WBM does a lot of tricks and manages to work around some of those, but ... yeah.
00:08:55<pabs>I think SPN2 is the main thing that does JavaScript. either submit to the form on web.archive.org/save/ or send a mail with links to savepagenow@archive.org
00:08:57<@JAA>What you can do is use SPN as a logged-in user and make it also create a screenshot.
00:09:21<wyatt8740>yeah i did the /save/ thing and got the near-empty file
00:09:22<@JAA>Probably the data itself is captured, but the playback doesn't work. SPN uses a browser under the hood.
00:09:28<pabs>ah, you're talking about saving the DOM to HTML?
00:09:44<wyatt8740>that would be one method, sure.
00:09:59<pabs>archive.is is the only thing I know of that does the DOM2HTML thing
00:10:10<wyatt8740>i mostly want things i link in my blog externally to be archived/findable in future
00:10:14<pabs>for having a public archive at least
00:10:16<wyatt8740>since it drives me nuts when people don't
00:10:51<@JAA>I don't see a screenshot on the WBM for https://jp.mercari.com/item/m40357548342
00:11:13<wyatt8740>nothing at https://web.archive.org/web/20231111234533id_/https://jp.mercari.com/item/m40357548342 ?
00:11:19<@JAA>Screenshot, not snapshot
00:11:22<wyatt8740>ahh ok
00:11:34<@JAA>There's an option for logged-in users on SPN to also capture a screenshot.
00:11:48<@JAA>That happens from the browser doing the archival, so it should be reasonably usable.
00:12:00<wyatt8740>i guess i was using a diff. browser than normal
00:12:06<wyatt8740>let me go back to the one i'm logged in on :\
00:12:46<@JAA>Can't be resaved currently due to the cooldown timer, but should work again in half an hour or so (not sure what the current limit is).
00:13:00<wyatt8740>yeah, discovered that.
00:13:33<@JAA>It'll still only be a screenshot, so no Ctrl+F, no copying, etc.
00:13:44<wyatt8740>yeah
00:13:47<wyatt8740>better than nothing
00:14:11<@JAA>DOM dump as a static page would be nice. Then again, that method also has its limitations, as can frequently be seen on archive.$tldoftheday.
00:14:31<@JAA>Anything requiring scripting on the page, e.g. expanding sections or whatever, won't work.
00:14:33<wyatt8740>https://archive.is/HUTy2
00:14:49<wyatt8740>thankfully the side image thumbnails seem to be the full size images shrunk in CSS/JS
00:14:58<wyatt8740>so they're actually saved
00:15:50<@JAA>They're in the WBM, too, e.g. https://web.archive.org/web/20231111234535/https://static.mercdn.net/item/detail/orig/photos/m40357548342_5.jpg?1695524270
00:16:03<wyatt8740>hmm. well, that's good at least.
00:16:43<@JAA>As I said, probably captured alright, just doesn't play back, which makes it fairly useless currently. :-/
00:17:03<wyatt8740>The state of modern web dev; I love it.
00:17:42<@JAA>Aye
00:18:03<@JAA>And it'll only get worse. Hooray.
00:18:10<wyatt8740>I love the future.
00:18:20<wyatt8740>And I especially love facebook
00:18:20<@JAA>I've seen a site before that did all content loading with a WebSocket.
00:18:39<wyatt8740>That's... like doing rtmp grabs in a SWF or something, as far as archival is concerned
00:18:59<wyatt8740>actually what you describe reminds me a lot of flash-based sites
00:19:09<@JAA>Yeah, pretty much.
00:22:51<h2ibot>Switchnode edited Deathwatch (+4, /* 2023 */ fix syntax): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51131&oldid=51126
00:23:13<@JAA>Whoops, thanks.
00:31:15<pabs>/cc arkiver re having SPN2 get an option to save the DOM to HTML, similar to how it has the screenshot thing
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01:34:34<tomodachi94>@Pedrosso:hackint.org @JAA:hackint.org thank you for grabbing Fextralife's wikis, I appreciate it! ❤️
01:35:13<Pedrosso><3
01:36:38<Pedrosso>You were right about it being a gold-mine. So satisfying.
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02:26:45<Pedrosso>I know of a website https://svtplay.se (videos cannot be archived, most of it is locked behind a region specific wall too) that is often the only source to a specific media and they're often deleted on grounds of copyright or other rights. There are -dl scripts for it. I am concerned about archival though. It definitely needs archival since
02:26:46<Pedrosso>otherwise a lot of media is continually lost, however I cannot hold it and it's clear it cannot just be submitted publically. What would be adviced here?
02:27:02<Pedrosso>(videos cannot be archived via save-page or a web save afaik)*
02:28:09<Flashfire42>Maybe tubeup but use it VERY SPARINGLY because there is a lot of garbage people upload using it and it can cause a lot of space usage for IA
02:28:32<Pedrosso>tubeup?
02:29:06<Pedrosso>I'm not entirely sure if you understand what I'm asking about
02:30:43<Pedrosso>to reclarify, there are -dl scripts to get the videos. ( https://github.com/spaam/svtplay-dl ). My problem is more legal and ethical
02:33:11<Pedrosso>It's a general question but if specifics are required, it's about storage.
02:57:25<h2ibot>Tech234a edited YouTube (+302, /* Stories */ Discontinued): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51132&oldid=50877
03:01:26<h2ibot>Tech234a edited YouTube (+15, /* Playlist notes (October 2020) */ Add…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51133&oldid=51132
03:43:23<Pedrosso>(I feel locked-out from asking any other questions by having this one here lol) Is there no like, go-to process in situations like this?
03:44:50<pokechu22>I would say in practice we usually lean towards archiving something if it's useful to have - but it also does depend on the total size
03:46:17<Pedrosso>The point of my lemma is that since when items are removed it's because the rights run out, it's innately and obviously an item not using Creative Commons
03:51:23<Pedrosso>For context, videos are up for free and not all videos are deleted
03:53:26<Pedrosso>and with "videos" I mean movies/films, series, news, documentaries, tv channels, etc. Which I believe is in what's counted as useful to have
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04:04:40<@JAA>Pedrosso: Just so I understand what we're talking about: this is a legitimate site, right? Based on the name, I assume it's the TV broadcaster's digital platform, where they make their and licensed content available for a limited time?
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04:05:32<@JAA>I'll assume that you missed that message.
04:05:37<@JAA>Pedrosso47: Just so I understand what we're talking about: this is a legitimate site, right? Based on the name, I assume it's the TV broadcaster's digital platform, where they make their and licensed content available for a limited time?
04:06:07<Pedrosso47>Oh yes, indeed.
04:07:01<@JAA>Virtually everything we archive is copyrighted content. That's not really a factor at play here. It's how intellectual property works, for better or for worse. There are exceptions in many jurisdictions that free you from having to follow copyright restrictions when it's done for preservation purposes, which would probably apply here.
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04:10:00<Pedrosso47>That's very nice to know, however whenever I try to look up information on the internet archive they seem adamant about not posting non-creative commons. Though I may have gotten the wrong inpression
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04:11:01<pokechu22>Where'd you see that?
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04:12:42<@JAA>They probably say something along those lines to discourage people from uploading stuff that's already widely shared and won't get lost anytime soon (e.g. latest Hollywood productions). There's likely also a 'we have to say that so we don't get in trouble' angle to it. Nevertheless, IA does have the legal right to store such content. They might not be able to make it publicly available until the
04:12:48<@JAA>copyright expires in a few hundred years.
04:13:26<@JAA>So for an individual uploader, that's the policy they probably want, more or less.
04:13:35<Pedrosso>Great, great.
04:14:04<thuban>yeah, in practice ia 'darks' items (makes them inaccessible) in response to dmca claims; while accumulating a lot of reports or flagrantly pirating popular content can get you b&, they're pretty relaxed about good-faith uploads. if it's niche or abandoned enough not to get reported in the first place, it's basically fine
04:14:21<@JAA>That doesn't mean they might not be interested in something like this. It'd be all about size and logistics. How much data is it, and do they just need to provide storage for it or does it involve them doing work.
04:15:35<@JAA>Talking to them is important for things like this. Either directly or through arkiver, for example. If they want to take the data, and they already know what this is about, future takedowns etc. won't be as problematic.
04:17:11<@JAA>Archiving these official platforms by major broadcasters has been on my wishlist for a while. It's a lot of work though, especially at scale (i.e. many countries etc.).
04:18:13<Pedrosso>I see ~~But I'm shy~~ As for the major broadcasters though; svt.se is a "parent" website with loads of news articles all over the country. I'd believe it's quite large
04:19:04<Pedrosso>as in, https://www.svt.se/
04:20:32<@JAA>We probably archive a fair bit of that through #//. These audio and video platforms can virtually never be archived properly like that though and need special stuff.
04:21:26<Pedrosso>does #// get that through outlinks or are you saying a lot of it is manually added?
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04:22:32<@JAA>There are things we grab regularly. At least one of those lists is news outlets sourced from Wikidata. I'd expect svt.se to be there, though I didn't check.
04:22:45<@JAA>For those, we regularly grab the homepage and links from it, or something along those lines.
04:23:28<pokechu22>Yeah, there's https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q215363 (and also https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q10686370 for some reason?)
04:24:08<Pedrosso>How do you search on IA for URLs in a domain archived by WikiTeam?
04:25:09<@JAA>pokechu22: One is the company, the other is their website. But also, yes, naturally it's in Wikidata, but I'm not sure whether it made it into the list of news outlets since that was filtered by probably the 'instance of' value and I don't remember which possible values were accepted there.
04:25:59<Pedrosso>would that be an extensive list of outlinks or simply a selection?
04:26:24<Pedrosso>assuming it is in the list of news outlets
04:26:47<@JAA>It's in 43200_wikidata_Q11033_mass-media.wikidata.txt
04:26:57<@JAA>Which should mean it gets grabbed every 12 hours.
04:27:15<@JAA>But the GitHub repo is outdated, so...
04:27:32<@JAA>https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/urls-sources if you want to poke around.
04:29:48<@JAA>archiveteam_urls doesn't show up on https://web.archive.org/web/collections/20230000000000*/https://www.svt.se/ though, odd.
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04:31:32<@JAA>Pedrosso: The idea is that we fetch the homepage every N hours and then queue back any links found on it. If they were already captured, that gets filtered out. New links make it through and get archived.
04:32:01<Pedrosso>Ahh, I get the concept
04:32:11<Pedrosso>because of frontpage stuff
04:32:14<@JAA>(Also, bringing up that missing stuff in #// directly.)
04:32:33<Pedrosso>(thx for the note)
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04:54:57<Pedrosso>A list of big websites that I have been debating on sharing here. I suppose even if they're too big & not useful enough to archive there's no harm in sharing https://transfer.archivete.am/13l4Ga/list.txt
05:01:57pabs wonders if legit .tk domains need to get grabbed https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/11/02/1082798/tiny-pacific-island-global-capital-cybercrime/
05:02:12<pabs>tcl.tk for eg :)
05:15:33<pokechu22>There's an archivebot job for https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ but it turns out the UK has a lot of law (and also that site's banned us as of a bit under a month ago :|)
05:19:01<pabs>perhaps needs a distributed project?
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13:34:46<h2ibot>Bzc6p edited Fextralife (+0, fix banner link): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51134&oldid=51129
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14:07:01<@arkiver>hi
14:07:10<@arkiver>so google is doing stuff
14:08:33<@arkiver>pabs: yeah we perform discovery while archiving of blogger
14:09:53<h2ibot>0KepOnline edited Spore (+40, Add OLDEST view type): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51135&oldid=51112
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14:22:56<mossssss>wait sorry - it disconnected (i think my internet is just bad lol), arkiver what is google doing?
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17:25:37<Pedrosso>https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Frequently_Asked_Questions#:~:text=I%20saved/archived,for%20hosting%20archives! as per this, if I use the given tools to create archives of svtplay.se would the process then be to have someone here review the files' integrity? Is there any nice naming scheme the IA items should have (and any other preferred
17:25:37<Pedrosso>fields & metadata for IA)?
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17:51:12<fireonlive>mossssss: https://hackint.logs.kiska.pw/archiveteam-bs just in case you get disconnected :3
17:51:35<fireonlive>mossssss: also if you leave webirc in a background tab, browsers suspend the tab which drops the connection
17:52:06<mossssss>oohhh that would make sense. ill keep it in another window to leave it up. also thank you!!!!!
17:52:13<fireonlive>welcome =]
17:52:27<fireonlive>you can also use a desktop IRC client if you wish such as hexchat
17:52:56<fireonlive>or quassel, there's a few out there
17:53:23<mossssss>ill have to look into that! my partner is a lot more well versed in this stuff haha so ill ask them
17:53:52<mossssss>(im the archiving nerd, they are the computer stuff (inc. irc) nerd)
17:55:40<Pedrosso>fireonlive: I keep forgetting how to get to those logs lol. Still do
17:55:45<fireonlive>:)
17:55:53fireonlive hands Pedrosso a bookmark
17:56:17<Pedrosso>(How to do actions? "* text"?)
17:56:27<katia>/me pets a cat
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17:57:35Pedrosso gladly receives said bookmark
17:57:38<fireonlive>:3
17:57:49Pedrosso tests /me
18:01:26<fireonlive>katia: taking a look under the hood eh
18:01:43<fireonlive>:p
18:02:15<katia>👀
18:28:53<Ryz>arkiver, any updates on Blogger/Google stuff?
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18:53:57<h2ibot>JustAnotherArchivist edited List of websites excluded from the Wayback Machine/Partial exclusions (+907, Add Airbnb): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51136&oldid=51122
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20:26:16<h2ibot>Exorcism uploaded File:Fextralife-screenshot.png: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?title=File%3AFextralife-screenshot.png
20:27:17<h2ibot>Exorcism edited Fextralife (+35): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51138&oldid=51134
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21:18:40<vokunal|m>erai-raws.info missed a payment on their ER-drive service, and lost their subscription.
21:19:04<vokunal|m>I have no idea what an ER-Drive is
21:20:41<vokunal|m>They've had issues with their paypal being banned before. I'm not sure if this is related
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21:46:35<thuban>Pedrosso: your question is a little unclear to me. by "us[ing] the given tools to create archives of svtplay.se", do you mean using -dl scripts to get the video files, or using warc tools to create warcs?
21:46:44<thuban>(the latter would be difficult, because most warc tools won't work well with such a js-heavy site without substantial custom scripting. (also, even a perfect capture might or might not play back correctly in the wayback machine))
21:46:56<thuban>in either case, no, there isn't a process to "review the files' integrity"; there's no technical mechanism to do that (tls isn't designed that way), so the internet archive basically operates on trust. archiveteam, aiui, no longer adopts third-party data into the archiveteam collection--that faq entry is outdated and should be changed.
21:47:02<thuban>what JAA said earlier is right; if you want to do this at scale you should consider talking to ia about it first
21:47:10<thuban>that said, for general information about metadata consult https://archive.org/developers/metadata-schema/index.html and/or https://web.archive.org/web/20221001171424/https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html (latter has file-level metadata documentation; i have no idea why it was removed)
21:49:34<Pedrosso>thuban: The answer to your first question is archiveteam's "grab-site" tool. As the -dl scripts would require some scripting to get working within a web format I'd imagine
21:50:51<thuban>yeah, i would be _very_ surprised if that worked
21:52:20<Pedrosso>I didn't mean a technical mechanism specifically, just any mechanism technical or otherwise. Sad to know there are none adopted anymore but I suppose it may be better to go straight to the top ~~still shy about that tho~~. It's a little annoying that the wiki is out of date with such things, but still nice to have the info. Thanks about the
21:52:20<Pedrosso>metadata-related links
21:53:40<thuban>sorry about that! i'll update the page if an op confirms the current policy.
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22:27:43<h2ibot>JustAnotherArchivist edited List of websites excluded from the Wayback Machine/Partial exclusions (+875, More Airbnb): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51139&oldid=51136
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23:17:10<that_lurker>https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/11/first-planned-small-nuclear-reactor-plant-in-the-us-has-been-canceled/
23:17:35<that_lurker>Could maybe be a good idea to grab https://www.nuscalepower.com/en
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