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01:29:13<nicolas17>PredatorIWD: I'm giving up on this Zentia torrent
01:42:51<saveallthejunk_>I haven't seen any sort of organized effort for Tapas aside from ArchiveBot, so I've built my own archive setup. So far I have approximately 2% of the episodes saved.
01:43:31<saveallthejunk_>Question is, what do I do with them once done. It's just the comics images and a db with the all the meta data
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01:48:27<gosc>anyone already mentioned that uploader.jp / getuploader.com will shut down on November 25?
01:54:47<nicolas17>yes
02:01:38<gosc>alright
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02:12:25<ap>saveallthejunk_: how are you grabbing them? curious, nearly every single one requires payment to unlock past the first or second episode
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02:24:36<pabs>https://arcan-fe.com/2026/10/23/a-farewell-to-hubs/
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03:34:56<haiseiko>@pokechu22: see @pabs comment
03:35:20<pabs>I queued most of the related stuff I could find already
03:41:00<pabs>but haven't done any subdomain enumeration, that probably needs doing for arcan-fe.com divergent-desktop.org systemicsoftwaredebugging.com
03:44:47<saveallthejunk_>ap: those are the "premium" comics, the vast majority are traditional free comics. 286,408 premium episodes vs 2172665 free episodes
03:46:12<saveallthejunk_>i can't do anything about the premium stuff so all my efforts are on the free comics.
04:00:49<Hans5958>Any rough plans for uploader.jp? Like, would it be a #Y project? A new, separate project?
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06:43:24<ap>that was unexpected, looked at the uploader jp list of urls on that surge site someone linked, clicked a random one, and it's pages of what i assume is nonconsensual upskirt low quality camera phone photos (???)
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06:52:42<haiseiko>btw
06:53:01<haiseiko>how long should i contribute here to get voiced?
06:53:18<haiseiko>~~(maybe ten years?)~~
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07:07:09<c3manu>ap: thanks!
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09:16:24<pabs>arkiver: https://git.catgirl.cloud/ returns junk if it doesn't like you, or a gitlab instance otherwise...
09:16:45<pabs>the junk is plausible human-readable text
09:16:54<pabs>presumably a poisoner
09:19:06<pabs>using a browser UA with curl triggers it
09:20:11<pabs>bypass with no UA or curl UA or 'foo' UA etc
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09:46:20<haiseiko>I get gorbage.
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11:00:42<Webuser_Li>Could someone queue https://xianfengnewspaper.wordpress.com and https://jiashigrsyt1.github.io/archive in ArchiveBot? These chinese maoist sites could be shut down anytime. Thanks!
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11:03:47<haiseiko>@IDK:
11:13:18<IDK>haiseiko: queued, check http://archivebot.com/3?showNicks=1
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11:22:49<IDK>Since when did #archivebot warc become access restricted?
11:22:52<IDK>https://archive.org/details/archiveteam_archivebot_go_20220227140002
11:25:49<klea>IDK: A few hours ago probably.
11:27:30<IDK>klea: why?
11:27:48<klea>See PM.
11:27:51<klea>s/PM/query/g
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11:51:38<zsrtrgh>Hi! Is there already an ArchiveTeam project for the upcoming shutdown of uploader.jp / getuploader.com on November 25, 2026?
11:51:40<zsrtrgh>A Japanese archiving effort has already discovered around 239k uploader candidates, with about 148k publicly accessible uploaders and at least 6.67 TiB of reported data:
11:51:42<zsrtrgh>https://uploaderjp-archive.surge.sh/meta.html
11:51:44<zsrtrgh>However, it's unclear whether the actual downloadable files are being preserved.
11:51:46<zsrtrgh>Is anyone coordinating a dedicated grab or working with the site operators? I'd be happy to help with URL discovery, testing, or running Warriors.
11:54:17<Dango360>so it's no longer possible to download any archivebot warc?
11:54:36<Dango360>that would kill https://archive.fart.website/archivebot/viewer/
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11:55:24<Dango360>(unless IA decides to give them private access to it)
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12:01:37<klea>yeah...
12:03:38<klea>https://archive.fart.website/archivebot/viewer/jobs?page=1036
12:06:43<IDK>https://transfer.archivete.am/iSK0i/theend.mp3
12:06:43<eggdrop>inline (for browser viewing): https://transfer.archivete.am/inline/iSK0i/theend.mp3
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12:43:29<cruller>IDK++
12:43:29<eggdrop>[karma] 'IDK' now has 14 karma!
12:47:07<@arkiver>zsrtrgh: yes :) please collect URLs!
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12:47:17<@arkiver>let's make a channel for uploader.jp , does anyone have ideas?
12:49:59<IDK>arkiver: #deloader
12:51:20<IDK>#deleter.jp but I assume you might not want to use another domain name
12:52:58<@arkiver>could always go with #deloaderjp if we want to add jp
12:55:56<@arkiver>let's just do #deloaderjp
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14:08:02<pixel>I have created an extension that allows for collaborative archiving of uploader.jp. https://getuploader-ledger-774.pages.dev/
14:09:13<pixel>We plan to handle the actual file sharing via Keet. Since it’s developed by Vibe Coding, there might be a few rough edges, though.
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14:20:59<@arkiver>pixel: is the idea here to attempt to archive all of it?
14:21:16<@arkiver>note that if it is, and if more people vibecode this kind of stuff, it could overall hurt archiving
14:22:45<@arkiver>if the server has limited resources and we have a ton of people trying to do the same thing, we may end up with a ton of partial "archives" made largely incorrectly, and any attempt to make a proper archive may become partial then too
14:23:21<@arkiver>pixel: an effort by Archive Team is coming up in #deloaderjp and results will become available through the Wayback Machine
14:24:31<@arkiver>i'm afraid we're going to see this much more in the future :/ sinavideo was a first example of it i believe, with the alternative metadata archiving project that hurt the project in #sinavapour
14:28:27<@arkiver>i can say this in an Archive Team channel - please wait for the project at #deloaderjp and don't just vibecode stuff yourself to archive on a larger scale, it will not help and hurt archiving
14:28:46<pixel>I wasn’t sure if I’d make it in time for #deloaderjp, and out of fear, I ended up acting impulsively. I apologize.
14:29:38<@arkiver>pixel: maybe my words were a bit strong, i didn't mean to attack your personally. i have been a bit frustrated lately due to this kind of experience in #sinavapour
14:32:33<pixel>That’s fine, thank you. I think I’ll take some time to learn more about how ArchiveTeam operates and its culture, so that I’ll be ready to contribute when the need arises.
14:33:53<@arkiver>pixel: the current most important thing is to find users/URLs for uploader.jp , since we don't have a way (yet?) to list everything
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14:38:16<pixel>arkiver:You are quite right. This may have already been mentioned, but it seems this person has compiled a significant amount of information regarding URLs and metadata: https://uploaderjp-archive.surge.sh/meta.html
14:39:30<@arkiver>yeah, that one is a really nice one!
14:39:51<@arkiver>i'd say let's move further discussion uploader.jp to #deloaderjp
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14:53:33<zsrtrgh>arkiver: Thanks again for preserving goo Dictionary! And thanks for organizing the uploader.jp project!
14:54:31<@arkiver>zsrtrgh: i hope the goo dictionary project is useful!
14:54:44<@arkiver>this all couldn't have been done without the ton of people supporting these projects :)
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15:01:57<justauser>DNSHistory went down, "We are currently taking a hiatus".
15:03:15<@arkiver>justauser: anything *.getuploader.com and *.uploader.jp
15:03:33<justauser>Wrong channel, but ACK.
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15:18:19<cruller>arkiver: That is a generally interesting topic (even when considered separately from #deloaderjp).
15:18:43<cruller>Re https://irclogs.archivete.am/archiveteam-bs/2026-10-24#l29a5f868
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15:32:06<cruller>While it's welcome to see more organizations and individuals willing to archive, collaboration between these organizations is essential.
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15:34:20<cruller>DPoS is a truly excellent form of mass collaboration, but it cannot replace all kinds of collaboration.
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15:42:25<cruller>The lack of a textbook for creating good archives is a problem too, but even a bad archive is better than nothing, so the issue is complex.
15:43:35<Dango360>i feel like forcing websites (through legislation and laws) to be them more accountable towards releasing publicly facing data to libraries before they shut down is the way to go.
15:43:57<Dango360>the british library receives every book that's released in the uk, why shouldn't they also get websites with large userbases?
15:44:44<justauser>GDPR and other PII worries, I suppose?
15:45:22<justauser>Also it isn't too easy to force more expenses onto a bankrupt company or a dead person.
15:47:27<Dango360>don't we force expenses anyway when we grab with dpos? and i think allowing people to opt out from having their public data (posts, profile, etc.) being archived would be fair
15:53:53<justauser>The server is probably already paid for. Some human to obtain dumps from whatever DB is used, make sure nothing private is in here, get it into a usable shape etc. is not.
15:59:04<cruller>When the author and the person hosting the work are different, the former should have the right to control the work, and from a technical standpoint, it would be reasonable for the latter to bear the obligation to "deposit" it.
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16:03:03<cruller>However, that right shouldn't include the "right not to be archived", and opt-outs should be handled by the library at the stage of making the archives public.
16:04:07<cruller>(or, opt-ins)
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16:08:28<cruller>Technically, it would be difficult for a library to link content to authors, though.
16:09:51<Hans5958>Someone should update "uploader.jp → #archiveteam-bs" on the #archiveteam topic
16:10:37<Hans5958>Also ETA on wiki.archiveteam.org
16:11:42<Dango360>many TOSses (no, that's not right) put a clause in where the user allows the service to have a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable, and/or sub-licensable license on their content.
16:11:42<Dango360>when the author decides to upload their work there and doesn't decide to remove it upon the site's shutdown (and GDPR-for-archiving-purposes deadline), it should be archived
16:12:54<alexlehm>i don't think there is anything to archive, message.casa is shutting down on end of the year
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17:59:09<justauser>arkiver: https://0xacab.org/ has a cookie + meta-refresh check.
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21:02:06<Webuser404586>Hi all. I'd like to suggest a site for archiving: 976-tuna.com. It's a major Southern California sportfishing site with daily fish counts by landing and boat, yearly totals, boat and highliner pages, captains' audio reports (MP3s) and photos, going back many years. As far as I know, the owner has died and nobody else has access, so the site could
21:02:06<Webuser404586>go offline at any time.
21:04:20<Webuser404586>Details in case they help:
21:04:20<Webuser404586>Rough size: about 200k pages. Audio is roughly 35 GB, but that's estimated from a single file, so take it loosely.
21:04:20<Webuser404586>It has bot protection. After about 40 requests from one IP, every page redirects to a CAPTCHA, including the homepage.
21:04:20<Webuser404586>The MP3s and photos are served from a separate storage host that didn't rate-limit me, but their filenames are random IDs that are only linked from the protected pages.
21:04:20<Webuser404586>Wayback already has about 10.5k URLs from 2024 onward, mostly /posts and /news. The fish count pages (/landing/…/counts?m=&y=) are only partly covered, and that historical counts data is probably the most valuable part.
21:04:20<Webuser404586>Many charter boat sites embed 976-TUNA widgets, so dead embeds will show up across the SoCal fishing community if it disappears.
21:04:20<Webuser404586>Happy to help with anything useful. Thanks!
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21:13:05<pokechu22>Bot protection is probably an issue for doing that with archivebot
21:13:42<pokechu22>The certificate is also invalid (which isn't an issue for archivebot, but does indicate that the site is aging)
21:15:10<pokechu22>https://976-tuna.com/sitemap.xml is kinda weird too. I assume https://976-tuna.com/sitemap.xml/news is incomplete (just the 300 newest posts)
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21:17:37<pokechu22>Webuser404586: https://976-tuna.com/landing/14/san-pedro-22nd-street-sportfishing/counts?m=9&y=2026 is completely blank for me. Is that just because it's too new, or am I doing something wrong? (I bypassed the certificate error for both https://976-tuna.com/ and https://storage.976-tuna.com/ already)
21:19:47<pokechu22>ah, I see data on https://976-tuna.com/landing/14/san-pedro-22nd-street-sportfishing/counts?m=9&y=2015 so I guess it is just too new. The underlying data is in the page source for that so I can probably just !ao < list the count data as a starting point
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21:29:11<pokechu22>Webuser404586: is there any reference for the owner dying?
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21:41:28<@arkiver>Webuser404586: do you ave an idea how long it takes roughly before CAPTCHA is gone again after it's triggered?
21:41:35<pokechu22>Captcha says "Traffic Sentinel protection is active on this site." and the captcha reappears on every requested page even after being completed successfully. It is served with a 200, so the only way to spot it is a redirect on a URL that shouldn't redirect
21:42:16<pokechu22>I also only got the captcha after starting an archivebot job, so either the site waits to get mad about requesting several pages, or it's a global rate-limit (not per-ip).
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22:07:48<nicolas17>https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/ondrej/php/ubuntu/pool/main/p/php5.6/
22:08:14<nicolas17>given Recent Events I wonder if we should archive these packages regularly
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22:08:33<klea>Perhaps.
22:09:04<nicolas17>I have a server on an EOL Ubuntu version with a php package from that repository
22:09:36<nicolas17>and I can't even reinstall it because all .debs for that version are gone from the PPA (and gone from my /var/cache/apt/archives/)
22:09:53<klea>rpi
22:09:55<klea>* rip
22:10:27<nicolas17>I built my own patched package fixing the recent vuln, but if something goes wrong I can't rollback
22:10:28<klea>IIRC ondrej wanted to have users no longer use the ppa and use their cdn(ed) cache instead?
22:11:25<nicolas17>same problem there, he doesn't keep old versions
22:11:32<klea>fun.
22:12:35<nicolas17>"is *any* .deb archived on WBM?"
22:12:36<nicolas17>https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/ondrej/php/ubuntu/pool/main/*
22:12:40<nicolas17>"Wayback Machine failed to return archive information."
22:13:05<nicolas17>oh ok everything is fucked everywhere
22:13:20<klea>fun.
22:19:34<pokechu22>arkiver: captcha seems to last 10-15 minutes
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23:18:55<IDK>Any update on https://wenwen.sogou.com/? Are we planning a project or not?
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23:52:57<ap>lol, was surprised on 976-tuna when my screen reader started saying a multi paragraph long prayer about vaccines hidden with css
23:56:46<ap>pokechu22; https://www.976-tuna.com/posts/265250/remembering-terrence-berg-founder-of-976-tuna-06-01-2026-1-02-pm (for earlier question)

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