#archiveteam-bs 2017-09-09,Sat

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00:11 🔗 mundus I'm trying to setup a tracker of my own but having issues
00:11 🔗 mundus I have nginx and passenger installed
00:11 🔗 mundus and ruby and all that stuff
00:13 🔗 mundus But when I start it this is what it says, https://i.mundus.xyz/OEafgz.png
00:13 🔗 mundus and this is the log file, http://termbin.com/tvgh
00:13 🔗 mundus It's not clear to me what the issue is
00:17 🔗 mundus oh hmm
00:17 🔗 mundus I think it's redis
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02:29 🔗 hook54321 Someone is threatening me legally about us scraping the Mozilla Addons site.
02:30 🔗 Frogging who? mozilla? or some random tard?
02:31 🔗 hook54321 Someone that's part of the Pale Moon development team.
02:31 🔗 Frogging huh. why would they even care?
02:34 🔗 hook54321 They said "and if anything I have said or created on AMO i will hold YOU responsible for illegal redistrubution of copywritten content"
02:35 🔗 Frogging doesn't sound terribly friendly. doesn't sound credible either
02:36 🔗 hook54321 then they said "specifically I have a lightweight theme.. if it is in your scrapped dump of AMO i want it removed at once"
02:36 🔗 hook54321 which is a little better
02:37 🔗 hook54321 Is there a chance that I'm going to need to get a lawyer?
02:38 🔗 Frogging no
02:39 🔗 hook54321 He's claimed that Mozilla can host the content legally but IA can't, is that true?
02:39 🔗 hook54321 *He
02:39 🔗 hook54321 I'm assuming it would depend on Mozilla's ToS
02:40 🔗 astrid he owns his shit, he can decide who can do what with it and on what terms
02:40 🔗 astrid legally
02:40 🔗 astrid practically, he can't really stop much
02:41 🔗 hook54321 "You may upload content as part of the features of the Services. By uploading content, you hereby grant us a nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use your content in connection with the provision of the Services. You hereby represent and warrant that your content will not infringe the rights of any third party and will comply with any content guidelines presented by Mozilla."
02:42 🔗 Frogging hook54321: listen, ultimately it doesn't matter. worst-case scenario, it gets darked. and I don't even see that as likely
02:42 🔗 hook54321 Could Mozilla extend that to letting IA host it?
02:44 🔗 Frogging you'd have to ask a lawyer to get an answer that isn't useless. but I don't believe it's of practical importance
02:46 🔗 hook54321 I've tried talking to this guy before, he sounds kinda like Paul Andrew Mitchell, probably not as bad as him but meh.
02:49 🔗 astrid how bout u ignore him
02:49 🔗 Frogging ^
02:54 🔗 hook54321 I'm tempted to ignore it from the grab. Someone tell me that I'm forbidden from doing that.
02:55 🔗 astrid you can put it in an item of its own
02:56 🔗 Frogging if we listened to every random arse that tells us not to archive shit, we'd never get anywhere.
02:56 🔗 astrid "dark this if you want, but you're not getting any collateral damage out of it"
02:56 🔗 Frogging its own item sounds good
03:03 🔗 hook54321 Should I tell him that I ignored it or no?
03:11 🔗 hook54321 Also, something else he said earlier:
03:11 🔗 hook54321 "putting it on the wayback machine literally infrenges on the rights of thousands
03:11 🔗 hook54321 why do you think i abandoned OUR plans to create a mirror
03:11 🔗 hook54321 because the legal issues involved are massive"
03:16 🔗 astrid MASSIVE LEGAL ISSUES says the guy who hasn't run anything bigger than a phpbb instance
03:22 🔗 hook54321 "Daily Users 1"
03:23 🔗 dxrt Maybe he's embarrassed about his crappy code living on forever
03:41 🔗 hook54321 I thought IA was kinda exempt from copyright issues since it's a library
03:42 🔗 SketchCow Oh, damn
03:42 🔗 SketchCow I have to remember that hook54321 has other names.
03:42 🔗 SketchCow Dude.
03:42 🔗 SketchCow Relax.
03:42 🔗 SketchCow RELAX.
03:42 🔗 hook54321 If you want to unignore them and deal with this guy fine with me.
03:43 🔗 hook54321 I'll just say I have been overrided :P
03:43 🔗 SketchCow 1. Do not engage in talking legal horseshit with people
03:43 🔗 astrid ^
03:43 🔗 SketchCow 2. If you are uncomfortable with something, stop doing it
03:43 🔗 SketchCow 3. I'm very glad this is in #-bs and not the main channel, so hat tip for that
03:44 🔗 hook54321 People hardly ever talk in the main chanenl
03:44 🔗 SketchCow 4. You will never ever convince him. Walk away.
03:44 🔗 SketchCow FOR A REASON
03:44 🔗 SketchCow It's an emergency channel
03:44 🔗 SketchCow All hands on deck
03:44 🔗 hook54321 ah k
03:44 🔗 SketchCow Everyone must be made aware a machine died
03:44 🔗 astrid extended discussion in #archiveteam is a SIT UP AND LISTEN EVERYONE kind of thing
03:44 🔗 SketchCow Everyone needs to buy godane some candy
03:44 🔗 SketchCow etc.
03:44 🔗 astrid it's why we have this channel
03:45 🔗 astrid guess what i'm doing, that's right, renaming ten thousand images so that an archive of a product catalog is browseable in a sane manner
03:45 🔗 astrid also i'm quite high, and it's FRIDAY BABYYY
03:46 🔗 SketchCow I was gonna archive files, but then I got high
03:46 🔗 SketchCow I was gonna metadata shit right up, but then I got high
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03:46 🔗 SketchCow Everything's "file.zip" and I know why
03:46 🔗 SketchCow cause I got high
03:46 🔗 SketchCow cause I got high
03:46 🔗 SketchCow cause I got high
03:47 🔗 astrid lol
04:30 🔗 hook54321 That guy retweeted Alex Jones a few months ago :/
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06:13 🔗 Frogging the horror
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09:02 🔗 what_the_ Alex Jones the living meme
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09:06 🔗 what_the_ I am very new to archiveteam, and I was looking for a way to update or migrate the current warrior appliance to a newer version. Do I need to chroot into the warrior to be able to do that?
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11:28 🔗 JAA hook54321: I find it difficult to take anyone seriously who writes "copywritten" instead of "copyrighted".
11:39 🔗 hook54321 JAA: Is it still copyrighted in that case?
12:03 🔗 schbirid copyright is implicite
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13:17 🔗 JAA hook54321: Of course it is. Everything is copyrighted the moment you create it. Including this message, for example. You can release your creation under a certain license which gives other people certain rights, usually accompanied by some requirements. For example, by releasing something under CC-BY, you grant everyone the rights to modify, redistribute, commercially exploit, etc. your content as long
13:17 🔗 JAA as they attribute the (original) work to you. You can also dedicate content to the public domain, thereby waiving your copyright and giving everyone the rights to use the content however they like (without having to mention you at all).
13:22 🔗 JAA (Don't get me started on copyright expiration.)
13:24 🔗 Kim___ If you do that - can others take a patent on some work that you did..like.. you write 99% of some code, then someone adds another 1% and then take apatent. Can the orginal writer use the basic code for something else?
13:25 🔗 JAA Software patents are the epitome of evil.
13:25 🔗 Kim___ Hehe - So I have herd
13:27 🔗 JAA First, I think they would only own the copyright on that 1% they modified/added. You still hold the copyright of the original code and can do with it whatever you like. You might have to prove though that their work was based on your code, and that your code existed before their patent.
13:28 🔗 JAA Second, they should only be able to get a patent on their own work and only if that 1% is actually a significant, non-obvious improvement. In reality, they'll probably get a patent if they fix a typo.
13:28 🔗 JAA See e.g. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/07/stupid-patent-month-hp-patents-reminder-messages
13:28 🔗 Kim___ lol
13:29 🔗 Kim___ The patent office has an auto responce "approved" when you apply for a new software patent it looks like
13:29 🔗 Kim___ incredeble
13:29 🔗 JAA Yes, but with a delay of a few years.
13:30 🔗 Kim___ ofcourse - it have to look like they actuarly do something for the cost of a patent
13:30 🔗 Kim___ hence the latency
13:30 🔗 JAA Indeed.
13:31 🔗 JAA Here's another great one: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/02/stupid-patent-month-ibm-patents-out-office-email
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13:32 🔗 JAA The key problem is that the patent office only looks into previous patents, not into real world applications.
13:32 🔗 Kim___ wauw - fantastic.. a autoreply email patent.... why dident I think of that? I could have been rich
13:33 🔗 JAA Well, mostly at least.
13:33 🔗 Lagittaja Kim___: yeah well I'm using the hyper-v version, did try import from the ova version just for giggles but seems about the same (after updating the kernel etc). it churns along just fine but accessing the interface is painful to say the least
13:34 🔗 Kim___ that sounds like the warrior indeed ;)
13:36 🔗 JAA Scripts in tmux on Debian ftw
13:36 🔗 Kim___ I cant remember who is workin on a new and improved warrior, but if you have time and skills to spare - all the help is welcome
13:36 🔗 JAA jrwr did something. He basically just set up a minimal VM which uses the existing Docker warrior image.
13:37 🔗 Lagittaja time I do have plenty of but unfortunately I'm a hardware guy through and through :D
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13:39 🔗 Kim___ it would be wasyier to update the warrior I guess - brb
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13:42 🔗 Kim___ I actuarly have a wird issue on one of my laptops.. I run the warrior in Virtualbox, but the only job it seems to accept is the URLTE.AMproject. I would like to run the newsgrabber project.. however. I have another laptop running the newsgrabber project.. is each IP limited to only 1 PC running the newsgrabber project?
13:43 🔗 JAA I doubt it.
13:43 🔗 Kim___ tried to install the VM several times, waited 24 hours, but the project is just listed as "the warrior is starting on a project" and then hangs there??
13:43 🔗 Lagittaja my two vm's are both on newsgrabber afaik
13:44 🔗 Kim___ its just wierd.. its only the URLteam project that can run on it.
13:44 🔗 Kim___ it's not the most powerfull mashine, but, its faster than the one I'm using right now - and have this one is running the newsgrabber project.
13:45 🔗 JAA No idea, I never used the warrior (I wouldn't let that security-issue-infested thing anywhere near my networks), I just know that it's sometimes a bit unpredictable.
13:45 🔗 JAA Honestly, if I had a non-Linux machine which can't run the scripts directly, I'd just set up my own minimal VM with Debian stable or whatever and run the scripts in there.
13:46 🔗 Kim___ Humm.. I tried to launch a VM, and then follow the guide on how to install the scripts and needed programs manuarly - but no real luck:P
13:46 🔗 JAA That said, I think NewsGrabber is a bit more challenging to get running because it has different software requirements than other projects.
13:46 🔗 Kim___ exactly what I did, but my linux skills is well.. minimal at bedst.
13:46 🔗 JAA (For most projects, you just need wget-lua and seesaw.)
13:47 🔗 Kim___ but.. its the exact same warrior ovm file that is working on thuis laptop, and... I have tried several times.
13:48 🔗 Kim___ does not matter really. Hopefully soon I will get myselfa new workstation, and then the elderly I7-860 will move onto become a unraid server. that will then run the warrior docker and other fun stuff..
13:50 🔗 Lagittaja I'll probably look into running this stuff manually when I get my older pc up and running as a server of sorts
13:50 🔗 Kim___ how much diffrence is there between the diffrent distros reallt when it comes to the terminal? Debian vs ubutu vs slackware vs...
13:50 🔗 Lagittaja well ubuntu is based on debian so they're quite similar. slackware is quite different
13:50 🔗 Kim___ cheers for that Lagittaja :)
13:51 🔗 Kim___ a bit like BSD vs linux?
13:51 🔗 Lagittaja personally I would just stick with debian for this kind of stuff, basically server so you'd want something really solid
13:52 🔗 JAA Reminds me that I should really play around more with other systems. I chose Debian many years ago for a server and then just stuck with that when I switched my laptop and other machines from Windows to a real OS.
13:53 🔗 Lagittaja uhm well bsd vs linux is a whole different story. just terminal wise, debian/ubuntu vs slackware you use different commands
13:53 🔗 Kim___ soo, in generalthe 2 systems are build up diffrently, structual wise
13:53 🔗 JAA Are you talking about how to install software or in general (Debian vs Slackware)?
13:54 🔗 JAA I imagine you still have all the common tools like coreutils etc.
13:55 🔗 Kim___ naa, more like a general feel of the diffrent distros.. Debian would be the simpliest to learn I gather from diffrent sources. I have tried to jump the wagon soo many times, but the learningcurve is steep when you are brand new in a OS
13:56 🔗 Kim___ I dont have any friends that I can get any help from, otherwise that would help alot. The local linux community is nonexisting -
13:58 🔗 Kim___ A server like the unraid where I could play with Linux when I had time would be awesome, I think its called KVM? you can passthrow hardware in Unraid, and then give a OS a gfxcard, and USB devices.. Then it would be as simple as grabbing aother set of keyboard/mouse and flip a switch on the monitor, and you would be on a Linux VM, just as it would be on bare metal.
13:59 🔗 Lagittaja you'll just have to read up on them and try them out
14:01 🔗 Lagittaja biggest difference probably is the package manager and some commands are different. if you're talking about desktop experience well that's whole another rabbit hole with a slew of different environments to choose from
14:02 🔗 JAA Right, that's what I thought.
14:03 🔗 Lagittaja basically just try and see what you like. if you're most familiar with debian/ubuntu, go from there, try different derivatives or if you want to hop to a different tree, well I'd probably start with the big daddy distro of that tree
14:04 🔗 Kim___ Ofcourse. So in general.. Whats under the hood, and how it works under the hood is more or less the same, but the design of the car is diffrent..
14:05 🔗 Lagittaja https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1b/Linux_Distribution_Timeline.svg this is always fun to look at, have you seen this image before Kim___
14:05 🔗 Kim___ I think I'll just give the diffrent distros a run whenever I get a proper server that i can fool aroudn with
14:06 🔗 Kim___ wauw :D So many diffrent branches of Debian... Thats kinda cool -
14:07 🔗 Kim___ not enough pixels on my monitor..
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16:00 🔗 odemg godane, I got 194.5 GiB Items: 1168 out of that ITV site before they realised I was pulling from it at 3Gbit making 64 concurrent connection and 403d the dir
16:01 🔗 HCross odemg, you are the reason it was so slow
16:02 🔗 odemg I guess, what did archivebot get?
16:34 🔗 godane SketchCow: i'm uploading the original broadcast of The Shining Miniseries from 1997
16:35 🔗 godane please hold off uploading anything from my Godane VHS Capture folder for the next day or 2
16:35 🔗 godane this file is 13,997,084,672 in size
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19:54 🔗 zino jsa, I have family stuff to take care of, probably for the rest of the weekend. So I will not be able to work on the Flipnote download right now.
21:14 🔗 JAA I found an example WARC created by Heritrix: https://webarchive.jira.com/wiki/spaces/Heritrix/pages/4817/WARC+Web+ARChive . I mention this here because there was some discussion a while ago about how Heritrix stores DNS data in WARCs. It does *not* store the request, and it stores the response as text (in the same format as zone files) rather than the on-the-wire binary format.
21:15 🔗 JAA joepie91_: ^ (Not sure who else participated in that discussion back then)
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21:30 🔗 Lagittaja well, I got the "set up old pc as a server" thing kind of rolling. put most of the parts up for sale. makes sense, right? realised that I don't want that old 65nm quad core hogging power along with a lousy mb which only supports 8gb of DDR2
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21:32 🔗 godane SketchCow: FOS has some resume issue with my file
21:33 🔗 godane so i have to reupload it
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21:33 🔗 godane SketchCow: don't touch the Godane VHS Capture folder until i tell you too
21:34 🔗 godane i don't want you uploading incompletes by mistake
21:35 🔗 godane wifi/internet sometimes sucks on my end
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