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00:08:34<Washuu>Thank you for the answer. Cheers!
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00:43:35<kiska>szczot3k I use https://github.com/nicholas-fedor/watchtower
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01:36:47<h2ibot>Cruller edited Deathwatch (+257, /* 2026-02 */ Add 47CLUB): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=60449&oldid=60429
02:33:55<h2ibot>PaulWise edited Steam (-2456, drop old how-can-i-help section): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=60450&oldid=59758
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04:28:25<triplecamera|m>justauser: Oh I see, you were replying to my previous message: "What does SFDW stand for?"
04:28:40<triplecamera|m>https://irclogs.archivete.am/archiveteam-bs/2026-02-05#l4faaf306
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08:33:45<h2ibot>Bzc6p edited Talk:Wayback Machine (+251, /* Status as redirect */ be bold): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=60452&oldid=60402
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10:40:24<theexit86>Hello all, and many thanks to you all for your hard work on ArchiveTeam and its warriors. Firstly, my apologies if this is the wrong place or channel to ask, as the #archivebot channel seems busy. If so, please direct me to the correct place.
10:40:42<theexit86>I wish to apply to run an ArchiveBot pipeline on one of my servers. For the record, I've run several warriors since June of last year under the tracker username "theexit8", and sometimes joined their respective IRC channels to report issues.
10:41:03<theexit86>I have some logistics questions I'll ask later, but first and most important, does the ArchiveBot project truly need more hosts, or is it already at a good enough capacity? Asking as it seems to me the US Government warrior is fairly well connected and has few allocations to spare, so was wondering if this is/isn't the case with ArchiveBot too.
10:41:21<theexit86>Many thanks for reading, and if you're open to having me volunteer my computer, I'll be happy to install the pipeline and get registered to process jobs. Any issues afterwards I'll of course communicate them here.
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11:48:25<BennyOtt>OpenDiary redirects me to the page https://opendiaryhelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041783451-Why-am-I-being-blocked-from-Open-Diary even at my home IP address, where I hadn't even run the crawler.
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15:29:48<klea>It might be neat to have a project to archive ACM, since they moved to Open Access recently (2026-01-XX) as stated in: https://dl.acm.org/openaccess Sample link for pdf: https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/2901739.2903508 sadly behind Buttflare.
15:29:51<klea>ButtFlare--
15:29:52<eggdrop>[karma] 'ButtFlare' now has -247 karma!
15:30:58<justauser>This needs to be checked, but quite probably everything is already available in... another archive.
15:31:10<klea>oh
15:59:45<h2ibot>Justauser edited Distributed recursive crawls (+42, /* Candidates */ Added mmnt.net, dropped…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=60453&oldid=60414
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17:49:18<pokechu22>They might be available in https://scholar.archive.org/ (which probably isn't the archive justauser is referring to for what it's worth, but is a highly useful resource)
17:49:57<anonandon>Hi, I've archived a particular set of content that (whilst not immediately at risk, needs guarding against future corporate pivots. I wanted to upload it to archive.org but it consists of work from hundreds of individual artists so getting permission isn't feasible. The content is currently freely available via a specific app so I'm not cheating
17:49:57<anonandon>any individuals out of revenue.
17:49:57<anonandon>My question is this - should I upload it to IA to keep it safe? I'd rather not store it locally in case I lose it. And if the answer is "yes" - what metadata should I give IA about ownership and license?
17:49:58<klea>Yeah, the team that runs that is undervalued in IA apparently.
17:50:39<klea>anonandon: Probably more suitable to ask in #internetarchive.
17:51:18<justauser>anonandon: IA is fairly lax here.
17:51:46<justauser>You can even upload with no details, and it will stay here unless someone complains.
17:52:13<justauser>App name will probably make a better metadata than any individual artist,
17:52:27<anonandon>each file has attribution so there's that at least
17:58:20<pokechu22>I do wonder if archiveteam crawls end up on https://scholar.archive.org/ or if it's only a subset of IA's own crawls (e.g. archive-it crawls for universities)
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18:00:46<justauser>?
18:01:15<wavz>==what's good
18:01:25<justauser>Where?
18:01:42<wavz>it's just a greeting lol
18:05:57<wavz>does warrior still work?
18:06:08<justauser>Yes.
18:06:35<wavz>thx
18:06:46<justauser>You may need to update if you haven't touched it for a while, but the general idea is still there.
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18:09:19<wavz>on my old workstation i just set it up a couple of years ago and never touched it again lol
18:09:37<wavz>i don't even think it was running
18:10:53<justauser>-> #warrior for future questions, https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/ArchiveTeam_Warrior for docs.
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18:15:29<wavz>thanks. opendiary still on warrior?
18:16:51<justauser>Still?
18:17:01<justauser>Was added a week ago.
18:17:21<wavz>oh true it ends on the 28th
18:17:58<justauser>Not considered urgent and seems to be server-bound, but still welcome.
18:19:22<justauser>Huh, paused?
18:19:32<wavz>on the wiki it's still reported as urgent and short-term
18:19:58<wavz>is it down right now?
18:20:16<justauser>No, not paused.
18:20:32<wavz>it is for me
18:20:34<wavz>"Server returned bad response"
18:20:46<justauser>Probably you are banned for some reason.
18:21:14<justauser>Lots of people are without an apparent reason.
18:21:16<wavz>lovely
18:21:31<wavz>i didn't even know this website was a thing until yesterday
18:21:37<justauser>Probably an attempt to curb spam - if you have a spare proxy, look at the homepage.
18:21:47<wavz>it loads but very slowly
18:21:49<wavz>no proxy
18:21:54<justauser>Hint: consists of the said spam entirely.
18:22:20<wavz>?
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18:28:41<justauser>!tell wavz https://web.archive.org/web/20260129003520/http://opendiary.com/
18:28:43<eggdrop>[tell] ok, I'll tell wavz when they join next
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19:00:09<justauser>Opendiary is unstable and times out a lot /cc imer ?
19:00:30<@imer>:( do we need to lower the limit even more?
19:00:34<@imer>pausing for a bit
19:01:12<justauser>Warriors seem to be getting through, but I wanted to !ao the / and couldn't.
19:03:08<@imer>!remindme 15min has opendiary recovered?
19:03:10<eggdrop>[remind] ok, i'll remind you at 2026-02-08T19:18:08Z
19:18:09<eggdrop>[remind] imer: has opendiary recovered?
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19:29:44<@imer>nay
19:29:48<@imer>!remindme 15min has opendiary recovered?
19:29:49<eggdrop>[remind] ok, i'll remind you at 2026-02-08T19:44:49Z
19:32:04<@imer>mh, i might be going insane - apparently didnt limit it?
19:33:24<@imer>no i did. nvm
19:33:36<@imer>just taking that long to go through worker backlog
19:44:49<eggdrop>[remind] imer: has opendiary recovered?
19:50:18<nicolas17>consider disabling multiitems in opendiary, that reduces RTT and lets you adjust rate limits more accurately
20:14:20<h2ibot>IDKhowToEdit edited YouTube (+24, Updated bot permission: Queueing video now…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=60454&oldid=59182
20:15:22<nicolas17>https://data.nicolas17.xyz/samsung-grab/
20:19:32<nicolas17>9 files pending
20:24:04<@imer>nicolas17: yep. did that
20:24:30<IDK>Trying but its downloading at 0.2mb/s😂
20:24:48<@imer>back to 1s response times, so resuming at 1/s
20:25:22<@imer>was 2/s
20:25:59<nicolas17>IDK: yeah samsung seems to throttle heavily
21:04:14<nicolas17>opendiary success ratio 86%
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21:16:42<@Fusl>nicolas17: wouldnt it be easier for everyone involved to just crowdsource the captcha solving?
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21:38:46<theexit86>Hi all. Sorry, just restating my previous question: Would the ArchiveBot project benefit from running additional pipeline hosts? Many thanks in advance!
21:41:09<nicolas17>Fusl: how would you do that?
21:42:03<nicolas17>pretty sure if I serve you a captcha from my website using samsung's API key, it won't work because the origin isn't opensource.samsung.com
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21:49:54<nicolas17>I'd also need to bypass TLS fingerprinting which they introduced last month
21:58:07<klea>huh, could Samsung be sued for not making their files downloadable, and putting them behind a captcha?
22:02:02<nicolas17>maybe
22:02:54<nicolas17>throttling download speeds to 200KB/s, banning IPs based on opaque limits, having a captcha (which is proprietary software), all could maybe get them into trouble
22:03:02<klea>Oh yeah I forgot lawsuits cost money.
22:03:03<nicolas17>plus apparently they're missing many files
22:03:39<klea>fun
22:37:35<hexa->https://infosec.exchange/@bucketchallenge/116036543449145849
22:38:47<klea>pokechu22: IIRC you handled s3 buckets?, could you check https://wp-stat.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/ ?
22:40:05<pokechu22>listing now
22:40:38<klea>ack
22:41:41<pokechu22>https://gitea.arpa.li/JustAnotherArchivist/little-things/src/branch/master/s3-bucket-list for reference (I'm locally using an older and hacked up version because I've been too lazy to update, but current version should work too)
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23:07:14<@Fusl>nicolas17: just like how captcha solver services work, you grab the captcha and then forward that to someone else to solve
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23:32:31<nicolas17>Fusl: "grab the captcha" seems hard
23:33:19<nicolas17>some captchas are an image where you have to click multiple things, some are a 9x9 grid of separate images, some involve drag and drop, and there's probably highly obfuscated JS code involved
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23:42:41<TheTechRobo>The one I ran into today was an animation where you had to select the object with a different motion pattern than the others, so you'd have to capture video (or reverse-engineer the data structures that define it)
23:46:59<klea>ok, so running a headfull instance and letting people over vnc solve captchas.
23:47:11<klea>IIRC There's also VNC for the web, for people not needing to install VNC clients.
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