[00:06] <winr4r> so uh, looks like someone i knew died
[00:07] <winr4r> he was a wikipedia and wikimedia commons user, had a couple of websites
[00:07] <winr4r> archive the guy?
[00:09] <winr4r> http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Doug_youvan&curid=3452387&diff=71647460&oldid=68672850
[00:09] <winr4r> doesn't seem like a troll, given that he mentioned his ill health (read "will die soon") in an email to me
[00:23] <arrith> winr4r: you could check if his sites are in archive.org's wayback machine: http://web.archive.org/
[00:23] <godane> just going thur some shmoocon videos for 2012
[00:23] <godane> there video sometimes is shit
[00:23] <winr4r> arrith: they are
[00:24] <godane> mics not working and and sea of blocks
[00:25] <godane> i would think if this was recorded in 2004 i at lease get why it was happening
[00:25] <arrith> winr4r: he's archived then :)
[00:26] <arrith> winr4r: one thing is if one wanted, one could put together the various links to his stuff as a sort of memorial, since i think archive.org has something for collections
[00:26] <winr4r> arrith: i was thinking a doug youvan collection would be good, in case his kids google his name in future
[00:26] <winr4r> "PS I am sort of at end life, taking OC every day, with a son 50 years younger than me, now age 7.  That's my real motivation.  I would like him to know who his dad was."
[00:27] <winr4r> ^ email from him to me in january, trying to stop his wikipedia article from being pruned and his wikimedia commons contributions being deleted
[00:36] <su_> mit youvan?
[00:43] <winr4r> okay, guys, now i have access to a VPS, what's the best way to use wget to say "download the whole fucking site in such a way that it'll make an offline-browsable version?"
[00:43] * winr4r is new to this.
[00:53] <Debianer> wget -r
[00:53] <winr4r> wget -mkK was what i wanted apparently
[00:57] <mistym> winr4r: Not going warc?
[00:58] <winr4r> mistym: archive.org have it in the wayback machine, which means warc files already exist
[00:58] <winr4r> this is the "download a copy of his site" version
[00:58] <winr4r> if you know what i mean
[01:02] <mistym> winr4r: Ah, right
[01:29] <winr4r> 415mb of doug youvan so far!
[01:30] <winr4r> (that's tarred/gzipped, too)
[03:24] <Coderjoe> just because the wayback has some of it doesn't mean they have it all. heratrix skips stuff that robots.txt says to skip, and might also have filesize limits
[03:24] <Coderjoe> plus, if stuff is loaded dynamically via javascript...
[03:25] <Coderjoe> (though wget won't get that on its own, either)
[03:25] <winr4r> Coderjoe: fortunately it was all static content
[03:28] <arrith> yeah js scraping is pretty tricky. i guess google does it
[03:29] <arrith> gotta be some way to get that into a wget-type tool
[03:29] <winr4r> arrith: if every site had predictable interfaces then it would be easy
[03:29] <winr4r> they do not
[03:31] <arrith> hm well overall you'd need something to run the js, so some js engine. then almost a per-site greasemonkey-type thing for custom scraping.
[03:32] <arrith> like userscripts people could collect scripts that work for various sites
[03:33] <winr4r> yes
[03:49] <underscor> phantom-js works well for that
[03:55] <shaqfu> winr4r: Hm, is there any way to scrape output of a JS call to a site's database?
[03:56] <shaqfu> Assuming that it's standardized - asking since Fileplanet has some metadata stored like this
[03:59] <winr4r> shaqfu: i'd suppose so
[04:00] <shaqfu> winr4r: Trivially?
[04:00] <winr4r> shaqfu: use wireshark to figure out what it's doing
[04:04] <Coderjoe> google developed a spec for how sites are supposed to provide an alternate means for those stupid hashbang urls. which is terrible, because it just provides validation to idiot web developers so they think it is a good idea
[04:05] <Coderjoe> you can also use the firebug net tab to see what requests the JS is doing
[04:25] <underscor> first time I've seen a captcha like this
[04:25] <underscor> http://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/image?c=03AHJ_VuuY01ZDHApJCWY4QgNDvLtjdulL39PHYHQ5p9VJwgNpTZDdSQAdiEX2QQJowrHsXi2RYKyJ0BJXeFmVbJrixa2BFfpuyO786M58cLG0AiUD5TW98MInm4FITB-5ZgWTdj4avniALdSN4wDhaQ6FwJn22vyEFQ
[04:25] <dnova> ooh
[04:26] <chronomex> yes, they are having you read street signs from streetview
[04:27] <underscor> that's a cool idea
[04:28] <dnova> I made a few hundred dollars back when mturk was new by clicking streetview photos
[04:28] <chronomex> it'd be cooler if they released their data
[04:28] <arrith> i got those for the first time a week or two ago
[04:28] <arrith> yeah
[04:29] <arrith> when google acquired recaptcha i was ;/
[04:29] <chronomex> I've gotten a few ones with math in em
[04:29] <arrith> archive.org would do well to have their own recaptcha
[04:29] <chronomex> hmmm upside down greek letters with superscripts? TeX time!
[04:30] <arrith> hah
[04:30] <chronomex> so there is some hope that maths has been properly ocred into TeX
[04:30] <arrith> i go as far as what i know how to do with the compose key, or google utf
[04:31] <DFJustin> https://twitter.com/DopefishJustin/status/75283261710024704
[04:31] <chronomex> yeah, but sometimes that's not sufficient :P
[04:31] <Coderjoe> i just say "screw that" and load a new captcha
[04:32] <dnova> I buy a new computer when that happens
[05:34] <oli> hi
[05:35] <oli> how are those textfiles.com.7z.xxx files setup? i cant extract them all :| are they split ?
[05:36] <oli> oh they are
[05:36] <oli> all good :p
[05:42] <underscor> fuck yeah mturk
[05:42] <underscor> I just made 15 cents
[05:42] <underscor> hahahahahaha
[05:45] <shaqfu> Hey, if you're a poor South Asian, it's a good deal
[05:45] <chronomex> win
[05:45] <chronomex> apply it to buy some tunez on amazon
[05:59] * Pronoiac slaps SketchCo1 around a bit with a large fishbot
[05:59] <Pronoiac> Whoa, whoops.
[05:59] <Pronoiac> I was going to try to get his attention, but not so much.
[06:00] <Pronoiac> Looking over the conversation, I was going to suggest he try H264 for video encoding, rather than FLV.
[06:01] <Pronoiac> Flash can play both now, right? Use the one with choices for encoders.
[06:06] <SketchCo1> I DID use h264
[06:06] <SketchCo1> Problem's been solved.
[06:06] <SketchCo1> I'm giving them .avis and they can fuck with it
[06:06] <SketchCo1> With their people.
[06:06] <Pronoiac> Oh crud.
[06:07] <SketchCo1> Over it.
[06:07] <SketchCow> Hi Jason, sorry I took time to get back to you. Had a great time . I hope to see you next time. Lets keepin touch. Chuck
[06:07] <underscor> I just earned 0.44 in 10 minutes with amazon mturk
[06:07] <SketchCow> More importantly, I got this in the mail today:
[06:07] <SketchCow> Chuck Testa
[06:07] <underscor> I can't imagine doing that for any length of time
[06:07] <underscor> I think I would commit suicide
[06:07] <Pronoiac> I'd figured, well, the Flash encoder is known to be crap, but x264 should work.
[06:07] <SketchCow> Archive Team? Nope, Chuck Testa.
[06:07] <underscor> hah
[06:07] <shaqfu> underscor: Now you know why it's a lot of poor South Asians that do it
[06:08] <oli> anyone familiar with beanstalkd for distributed backend tasks?
[06:08] <underscor> :(
[06:08] <underscor> oli: I love beanstalkd
[06:08] <shaqfu> Never looked into if they build farms for MTurk like they did with captchas
[06:09] <oli> i have a cps client who is permanently using 2 cpu cores 100% for beanstalkd
[06:09] <oli> surely its not meant to do that? :/
[06:09] <oli> cps = vps
[06:10] <underscor> no
[06:10] <underscor> never had that happen
[06:10] <underscor> sounds like something's broken
[06:10] <underscor> http://audiojungle.net/item/its-alright/99659 using this for a presentation
[06:11] <underscor> but fuck, it makes me want to get up, buy apple products, put on a hipster hoodie, and walk through san francisco or something
[06:12] <SketchCow> http://archive.org/details/iuma-dick_delicious_and_the_tasty_testicles__atl
[06:13] <underscor> SketchCow's theme band
[06:13] <SketchCow> My night job
[06:13] <underscor> I like track 2's title
[06:14] <oli> this customer is running a shitload of php processes doing this:  434270 ?        S      0:00 /bin/sh /home/serverping/serverping/run_check_worker_php
[06:14] <oli> and the beanstalkd
[06:14] <oli> and im guessing something is borked since beanstalkd cpu usage is so high
[06:14] <oli> might just kill it and see if they notice :p
[06:16] <Coderjoe> underscor: how does it feel to make $2.64/hr?
[06:17] <SketchCow> Like a boss
[06:17] <SketchCow> I tried one of those.
[06:17] <SketchCow> It was "is this porn"
[06:17] <chronomex> winning
[06:17] <underscor> Coderjoe: ...disappointing
[06:17] <underscor> I'd rather do a customer facing job
[06:18] <underscor> than suffer through that
[06:18] <shaqfu> It's like flipping burgers, from your own home
[06:19] <Pronoiac> underscor: Thanks for the Audiojungle pointer, incidentally. It looks like a good source for podcast music.
[06:19] <chronomex> except for 1/5 the pay
[06:19] <SketchCow> It was win win win
[06:19] <shaqfu> Although, if someone made a super-duper-awesome OCR program, they could make good money off MTurk not telling anyone about it
[06:20] <underscor> Pronoiac: Sure!
[06:20] <underscor> I love audiojungle
[06:20] <underscor> their snippet site is good too
[06:20] <underscor> codecove or whatever
[06:21] <underscor> all of envato's stuff is great (easy to use, high standards, etc)
[06:27] <SketchCow> http://archive.org/details/musopen-mozart-marriage-of-figaro-compressed
[06:29] <winr4r> hi SketchCow!
[06:29] <SketchCow> Hi.
[06:29] <winr4r> i am archiving/have archived a dead person, may i rsync to you when i am done and you get it into archive.org some time?
[06:33] <SketchCow> Yes
[06:35] <winr4r> 400+mb of Dead Guy, gzipped, and probably a lot more than that once i get his wikimedia commons uploads undeleted
[06:36] <SketchCow> OK
[06:39] <winr4r> how is jason!
[06:39] <SketchCow> Feelin' fat
[06:39] <SketchCow> But that's because I had a shitton of rice
[06:39] <SketchCow> I have the all clear for exercise again
[06:39] <SketchCow> So that'll start
[06:40] <SketchCow> And I have a vitamin D deficiency!
[06:40] <SketchCow> (Not due to non-sunlight - seems genetic)
[06:40] <SketchCow> So drugs for that.
[06:41] <winr4r> excellent
[06:41] <winr4r> on the "all clear for exercise" bit obviously
[06:44] <underscor> SketchCow: make sure you're doing some of that cardio for july :D
[06:44] <underscor> so you can run around the rio continuously
[06:46] <Coderjoe> man, s3funnel seems to do a much better job of saturating my connection. it would rock if it had a "sync" mode, rather than just the get, put, and copy commands
[06:47] <Coderjoe> underscor: btw: https://github.com/sstoiana/s3funnel   is a continuation/fork of the one I linked to before
[06:51] <Coderjoe> SketchCow: awesome on all fronts (musopen, clear to exercise, that the vitamin D problem has been found and treated)
[06:56] <SketchCow> zipping these files will ake a day.
[06:56] <SketchCow> huge. 607gb of files.
[06:59] <winr4r> neat
[07:12] <underscor> http://alexbuie.net/
[07:12] <underscor> is the <audio> autoplay annoying or does it add to the page?
[07:17] <winr4r> i hate offering opinions on that sort of thing
[07:17] <chronomex> there is no justification for autoplaying audio
[07:17] <chronomex> none, never.
[07:20] <underscor> lol
[07:20] <underscor> yeah, that's what everyone says, and what I sorta knew was the right option anyway
[07:20] <underscor> changed
[07:23] <winr4r> i tend towards "if you want it there have it there"
[07:24] <chronomex> there's still no justification for autoplaying audio
[07:24] <chronomex> that shit deserves to stay firmly in 1998
[07:24] <underscor> hahaha
[07:24] <winr4r> thefinalcountdown.mid
[07:25] <chronomex> if you disagree, that's okay, I have a pickaxe
[07:25] <underscor> I love that song
[07:25] <winr4r> i don't care for autoplaying audio, but i've not actually seen anyone die from it
[07:28] <chronomex> maybe you will be the first
[07:37] <Pronoiac> Random FYI: I drew a problematic MobileMe item. h2ofile in web.me.com gets a wget ERROR (4).
[11:05] <Schbirid> who would have thought... http://traffic.alexa.com/graph?w=400&h=220&o=f&c=1&y=b&b=ffffff&n=666666&r=2y&u=jamendo.com&&
[11:10] <winr4r> weird
[11:12] <Schbirid> not weird, they did another horrendous redesign of their website, totally missing what artists were after and what normal (non paying) users were after
[11:19] <winr4r> oh
[11:39] <nitro2k01> Sci... I mean capitalism, it works, bitches!
[12:05] <alard> http://archive.org/download/archiveteam-tabblo-/thumbs.html
[12:24] <GLaDOS> Is this another underconstruction.html?
[12:24] <GLaDOS> Yep!
[13:10] <underscor> I wonder how much bandwidth jamendo pushes
[13:13] <Schbirid> early 2010 they did around 40mbit/s for album downloads and ~25 for tracks
[13:16] <Schbirid> they should put me in control of it, i would have made it the next great music site
[13:40] <gerymad> http://www.reddit.com/r/nsfwhot/comments/u58ma/the_spanish_passion_rossana_de_la_vega_xeducation/
[13:49] <Nemo_bis> underscor, what's the tool to move a random item to a collection I'm admin of?
[13:50] <underscor> I don't know if regular people can do that
[13:50] <underscor> let me look
[13:54] <underscor> http://archive.org/editxml.php?type=MEDIATYPE&edit_item=IDENTIFIER
[13:54] <underscor> Nemo_bis: See if you have an editable "collection" textbox there
[13:55] <Nemo_bis> underscor, trying; is this documented anywhere?
[13:55] <underscor> not that I know of
[13:55] <underscor> IA's documentations is uh
[13:55] <underscor> a bit sparse
[13:56] <Nemo_bis> Server error 500
[13:56] <underscor> did you replace MEDIATYPE and IDENTIFIER?
[13:56] <Nemo_bis> of course
[13:56] <underscor> oh okay
[13:56] <underscor> Try just:
[13:56] <Nemo_bis> http://archive.org/editxml.php?type=texts&edit_item=wiki-asianwiki.com
[13:56] <underscor> try removing the type=texts&
[13:57] <underscor> you may only need that bit for special item types
[13:57] <Nemo_bis> You must supply the type of item to be added or edited (e.g. item, audio, movies, collection)
[13:57] <underscor> http://archive.org/editxml.php?type=item&edit_item=wiki-asianwiki.com
[13:57] <underscor> Try that
[13:57] <Nemo_bis> yeah, done already
[13:58] <Nemo_bis> I did know how to get here; it doesn't unlock the fields though
[13:58] <underscor> oh, your fields are gray?
[13:58] <underscor> hmm
[13:58] <underscor> have to ask SketchCow then
[13:58] <Nemo_bis> they're no longer gray but I can't edit them
[13:58] <underscor> I don't have power to change other people's items
[13:58] <Nemo_bis> that's mine
[13:58] <underscor> I CAN set arbitrary collections
[13:58] <underscor> (only on mine though)
[13:59] <Nemo_bis> they're unlocked only for items which are already in the collection I'm admin of
[13:59] <underscor> so need someone with a higher auth level
[13:59] <underscor> ah, I see
[13:59] <Nemo_bis> Hydriz is able to do it
[13:59] <Nemo_bis> I doubt he has higher access
[13:59] <underscor> actually, I can probably fix it pretty easily. give me a sec
[13:59] <underscor> from community_texts?
[13:59] <underscor> He shouldn't be.
[13:59] <underscor> er
[13:59] <underscor> opensource
[13:59] <underscor> not community_texts
[14:01] <underscor> Nemo_bis: Trying to put in wikiteam, right?
[14:02] <Nemo_bis> yes
[14:02] <Nemo_bis> but I want to learn how to do so in the future
[14:03] <underscor> There's not a way if you're not the admin of the collection to which the item was uploaded
[14:03] <underscor> I just confirmed with the powers that be
[14:04] <underscor> You must either use the correct collection at upload/item creation, or ask an admin to shuffle it
[14:05] <oli> underscor: i heard you got a job there?
[14:05] <oli> at archive.org
[14:05] <oli> or something
[14:05] <oli> a desk near SketchCow
[14:05] <underscor> yep!
[14:05] <underscor> well, I mean, it's basically a huge open room
[14:05] <underscor> so any desk is near SketchCow
[14:05] <oli> ok
[14:05] <oli> congrats
[14:05] <underscor> But specifically, I'm in the collections group, same as him
[14:05] <underscor> thanks :D
[14:05] <underscor> Nemo_bis: http://archive.org/details/wiki-asianwiki.com?reCache=1
[14:05] <oli> full time ?
[14:06] <underscor> full time summer, 10hr/week while in college
[14:06] <Nemo_bis> underscor, you edit conflicted me? :o
[14:06] <oli> good stuff underscor
[14:06] <underscor> Nemo_bis: I did?
[14:06] <underscor> oli: thanks :D
[14:06] <Nemo_bis> underscor, I think so
[14:06] <underscor> Looks fine here, I see your description and stuff
[14:07] <underscor> http://archive.org/catalog.php?history=1&identifier=wiki-asianwiki.com
[14:07] <underscor> nope
[14:07] <underscor> yours was submitted well after mine
[14:11] <Hydriz> underscor: really no chance of having a collection create for the Wikimedia Commons grabbing project?
[14:13] <oli> is there a forgot password function on the AT wiki?
[14:13] <oli> cause i forgot my pass now i cant login to edit a page
[14:13] <Hydriz> http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:PasswordReset
[14:14] <Hydriz> if it works...
[14:15] <oli> ta
[14:18] <Hydriz> grr we really need to remove some rules from MediaWiki:Titleblacklist
[14:20] <Nemo_bis> oh well I wrote http://archive.org/post/421679/how-to-change-mediatype-and-collection-of-an-item-for-collection-admins
[14:23] <Hydriz> I understand that mediatypes can't have more than one
[14:24] <Hydriz> but yes, this is the current workaround
[14:24] <Hydriz> using S3 is another solution to change the collection, though I never tried it that way
[14:27] <Nemo_bis> i tried and failed
[14:35] <underscor> Hydriz: I can see, but it's pretty much a dupe of the one that already exists that I'll be uploading the dumps on your.org to next week, when I start, isn't it?
[14:38] <Hydriz> but this is probably considered a different type of dump than what Wikimedia will produce, isn't it?
[14:38] <Hydriz> images and xml are packaged together
[14:39] <Hydriz> which I don
[14:39] <Hydriz> *don't think Wikimedia has
[14:40] <Schbirid> yay, sitting outside with no internet and writing bash scripts with just the man page is FUN (seriously)
[14:41] <underscor> Hydriz: Okay, I'll bring it up monday.
[14:41] <Hydriz> heh, thanks :)
[14:42] <Hydriz> almost done with the current set of dates we have though
[14:42] <Hydriz> so emijrp needs to make more
[14:48] <Hydriz> Nemo_bis: Are you still downloading the TaskForce wikis?
[14:48] <Nemo_bis> Hydriz, yes
[14:48] <Hydriz> cos I have some ideas for the uploader.py script
[14:48] <Nemo_bis> apply them then
[14:48] <Hydriz> it seems retarded to scan the directory for dumps, so it needs to work like the launcher.py script
[14:49] <Hydriz> though I an figuring out how to write the code :P
[14:49] <Nemo_bis> this is already how it works AFAIK
[14:49] <Nemo_bis> the problem is how to fetch data from the wiki
[14:49] <Nemo_bis> (metadata)
[14:49] <Hydriz> ah I see
[14:50] <Hydriz> unless maybe we can make a web tool and manually fill in all the information, which is rather tedious
[15:52] <SketchCow> Musopen uploads taking forever
[15:52] <SketchCow> But so awesome
[15:52] <SketchCow> Had to write a script to deal with the thing
[15:55] <Nemo_bis> SketchCow, what was the problem with your host that caused the index.php viagra hack?
[15:55] <SketchCow> Which host?
[15:55] <SketchCow> Back some time ago?
[15:55] * Nemo_bis has something similar on a Joomla website
[15:55] <Nemo_bis> yes
[15:55] <SketchCow> I hope you mean now.
[15:55] <SketchCow> OK, good.
[15:55] <SketchCow> Whew.
[15:55] <Nemo_bis> before you moved to another hosting
[15:55] <SketchCow> All right, well, bear in mind, dreamhost was utterly hacked.
[15:56] <SketchCow> And once it's in, it's kind of in.
[15:56] <SketchCow> That said, it seemed to be a methodical script, not a person.
[15:56] <Nemo_bis> yes
[15:56] <SketchCow> So first, I'd find little things added in the header.
[15:56] <Nemo_bis> what's the problem, shared server with wrong user permissions?
[15:56] <SketchCow> With names like zcompress and a bunch of strings, that naturally uncompressed into a scary looking script.
[15:56] <SketchCow> That's my opinion, yes.
[15:57] <SketchCow> Also, shared server, with all sorts of clever "keep the peace" programs running that all have to have elevated user privs by default.
[15:57] <Nemo_bis> hm
[15:57] <SketchCow> Now, that said, it would install back doors
[15:57] <SketchCow> Those things are amazing.
[15:57] <SketchCow> Pretty colors, and utter rape
[16:04] <closure> SketchCow: have a minute?
[16:04] <ersi> asking to ask
[16:04] <ersi> tsk tsk
[16:04] <closure> nah, he knows what I'm asking :P
[16:11] <SketchCow> What up.
[16:12] <l-fy> hi
[16:53] <Schbirid> SketchCow: since you are after music atm, check out http://be.electrobel.org/
[16:55] <SketchCow> I'm not after, just it's working out.
[16:58] <SketchCow> http://archive.org/details/musopen now has a table to click on!
[17:01] <Nemo_bis> hah, /plugins/system/weslinks.php
[17:01] <Nemo_bis> the power of grep
[17:02] <ersi> the grep of power
[17:35] <Coderjoe> now, there was a vuln with php as a cgi script, which could also have been used at a shared hosting provider to get in.
[17:37] <Coderjoe> and the line, as I recall, was something like: eval(gzuncompress(base64_decode(**insert compressed and encoded hack code here**)))
[17:38] <Coderjoe> or gzinflate instead of gzuncompress
[17:39] <SketchCow> closure: I'll make some noise
[17:40] <Coderjoe> someone even made a tool page to help people know what that code did: http://redleg-redleg.com/base64/
[17:48] <Nemo_bis> hm libraries/phpxmlrpc/xmlrpcs.php:						if($content_encoding == 'deflate' && $degzdata = @gzuncompress($data))
[17:49] <Nemo_bis> useful tip Coderjoe
[17:56] <Coderjoe> Nemo_bis: here is the cgi vuln: http://eindbazen.net/2012/05/php-cgi-advisory-cve-2012-1823/
[18:11] <godane> mirroring the register whitepapers again
[18:19] <Nemo_bis> Coderjoe, oki, PHP updated
[18:20] <Coderjoe> not sure if the latest php-cgi actuall fixed the problem. there was a version that was supposed to, but apparently didn't completely fix it.
[18:21] <Coderjoe> (see the bottom of that advisory page)
[18:21] <Coderjoe> well, middle, under "Mitigation"
[18:22] <Coderjoe> hmm
[18:22] <Nemo_bis> is that up to date? it mentions only .12 and we're at .13
[18:22] <Coderjoe> I see an update5 saying the proper fix is in progress
[18:22] <Coderjoe> so .13 probably actually fixes it
[18:36] <winr4r> evening
[18:37] <winr4r> jesus christ, that's a terrible bug
[18:37] <Coderjoe> it's only 1438, you insensitive clod!
[18:38] <Coderjoe> winr4r: yeah, and it came about because of someone forgetting why some check was there in the first place and removing it for convenience
[18:38] <cantelope> >.>
[18:38] <cantelope> <.<
[18:38] <winr4r> four months to fix the bug, then when they fix it they don't fix it
[18:38] <Coderjoe> do to an old portion of the CGI spec that nobody even uses anymore
[18:38] <winr4r> see also: why i don't touch any software written in PHP
[18:38] <Coderjoe> four months? it's been there since 2004
[18:39] <winr4r> Coderjoe: but it was reported to the PHP developers four months ago
[18:40] <Coderjoe> but anyway, this only affected CGI and not mod_php or fastcgi
[18:41] <Coderjoe> but the vuln was added by the PHP developers back in 2004. so the bug itself is 6 years old. the bug REPORT is only four months old.
[18:43] <winr4r> >only
[18:44] <ersi> figures of scale, do, you, grasp, it
[18:47] <Coderjoe> er, 8 years old
[18:48] <Coderjoe> I KAN DU MATHS
[18:50] <godane> uploading the screen savers episodes from april 2004
[18:50] <godane> :-D
[19:25] <DFJustin> https://www.facebook.com/georgehtakei/posts/461577447205047
[20:18] <godane> watching 4-14-2004 of the screen savers
[20:18] <godane> the dark tip episode
[20:27] <Froggy298>  Watch UFC 146 FREE LIVE ON www.FreeTheTV.net!!
[20:36] <su_> freethe.tv
[20:57] <chronomex> su_: introduce yourself
[20:57] <su_> i'm su
[20:57] <su_> _
[20:57] <su_> do you remember zachera
[20:57] <su_> thats me
[20:57] <su_> lol
[20:58] <chronomex> ah, okay, you only said 5 things over the past day or so and they all looked botlike
[20:58] <su_> Beep, beep, blooooooop, wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
[20:58] * chronomex beeps twice and then explodes
[20:59] <su_> how is the archive team doing
[20:59] <su_> still 'saving peoples' shit'?
[21:00] <chronomex> haven't stopped
[21:02] <ersi> once you pop, you can't stop
[21:03] <su_> lol
[21:07] <su_> whats the term coined for a server that
[21:07] <su_> upon connecting to it, directs you to a random server
[21:07] <Schbirid> roundrobin?
[21:07] <su_> YES
[21:07] <su_> !
[21:07] * su_ huggles Schbirid
[21:07] <chronomex> switchyard turntable
[21:08] <su_> i'm looking specifically for round-robin DNS ;)
[21:08] <SmileyG_> for what o_O
[21:08] <su_> Jason Scott looks like Markus Persson.
[21:08] <SmileyG_> or you want to setup one?
[21:08] <SmileyG_> @notch?
[21:09] <SmileyG_> really o_O
[21:09] <su_> yes
[21:09] <su_> kinda
[21:09] <su_> ya
[21:09] <SmileyG_> they both wear a hat...
[21:09] * SmileyG_ thinks
[21:09] <su_> and they're both fat
[21:09] <SmileyG_> I guess a little.
[21:09] <su_> and they both have a cat
[21:09] <su_> (possibly)
[21:10] <SmileyG_> ~:D
[21:10] <SmileyG_> I've never heard notch mention any pets
[21:10] <su_> lolwhat
[21:10] <su_> you just put in A records/
[21:10] <su_> ..
[21:10] <su_> that doesnt make sense
[21:10] <SmileyG_> I have a clone of sockington though his markings changed slightly
[21:10] <su_> hide.srv.pm -> some IP
[21:10] <su_> hide.srv.pm -> some other IP
[21:10] <SmileyG_> you put in multiple ips
[21:10] <su_> o_O
[21:10] <SmileyG_> yes...
[21:10] <SmileyG_> nslookup on google.com
[21:10] <su_> really?
[21:10] <su_> multiple A records?
[21:10] <SmileyG_> your head wil explode
[21:11] <SmileyG_> yes
[21:11] <SmileyG_> x.com A i.p
[21:11] <su_> Address:  208.67.222.222
[21:11] <su_> C:\Users\zachera>nslookup google.com
[21:11] <su_> Name:    google.com.POSEIDON
[21:11] <su_> Non-authoritative answer:
[21:11] <su_> Server:  resolver1.opendns.com
[21:11] <su_> Address:  67.215.65.132
[21:11] <SmileyG_> x.com A a.diff.i.p
[21:11] <SmileyG_> lol
[21:11] <SmileyG_> stop using faildns ¬_¬
[21:11] <su_> what do i use
[21:11] <su_> to get the full ns records
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Address:	192.168.1.100#53
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.134
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Non-authoritative answer:
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Server:		192.168.1.100
[21:11] <su_> yes, i don't use linux
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:11] * su_ ducks
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.131
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.128
[21:11] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:11] <su_> /f
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.142
[21:12] <su_> /flushq
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.132
[21:12] <su_> DAMN IT WE LOST HIM
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.130
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.129
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.136
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.133
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.137
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Name:	google.com
[21:12] <SmileyG_> Address: 173.194.41.135
[21:12] <SmileyG_> :)
[21:12] <alard> That's a lot of text. :)
[21:12] <su_> so how does that work
[21:12] <SmileyG_> :P
[21:12] <su_> then
[21:12] <su_> :|
[21:12] <SmileyG_> how does what work?
[21:13] <su_> i mean, wouldn't you just get the first A record submitted
[21:13] <Schbirid> guys
[21:13] <SmileyG> what if it doesn't work :)
[21:13] <SmileyG> BIND returns random ones iirc
[21:13] <SmileyG> i.e. random order.
[21:13] <su_> so
[21:13] <su_> he.net will return random records?
[21:14] <chronomex> whoa holy floodscroll
[21:15] <su_> woah
[21:15] <SmileyG> yah srry about that
[21:15] <su_> what are
[21:15] <SmileyG> damn google and their hundreds of records.
[21:15] <su_> HINFO, RP, LOC, NAPTR, PTR, SSHFP, SPF, SRV records?
[21:15] <alard> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_DNS_record_types
[21:15] <su_> lol wikipedia reader here ^
[21:16] <su_> thx tho
[21:16] <su_> christ wtf
[21:16] <su_> i know enough already, this list is insane
[21:17] <su_> he hung up on me :(
[21:17] <chronomex> NAPTR is my favorite
[21:19] <su_> they hung up on me
[21:19] <su_> so
[21:19] <su_> i called back
[21:19] <su_> some guy said send support email
[21:19] <su_> i'm like lol fuck you
[21:19] <su_> called em back again
[21:19] <su_> got the answer i needed
[21:19] <SmileyG> o_O
[21:19] <SmileyG> this story...
[21:19] <SmileyG> waut
[21:20] <su_> ok fuck you he.net
[21:20] <su_> how do i do it again
[21:20] <su_> i just put in
[21:20] <su_> multiple A records?
[21:21] <SmileyG> yup
[21:21] <SmileyG> x.com A i.p
[21:21] <SmileyG> x.com A diff.i.p
[21:21] <SmileyG> x.com A anoth.er.i.p
[21:22] <Schbirid> make sure to include x.com A 127.0.0.1 as backup
[21:22] <ersi> wow, just wow
[21:23] <godane> in 20 mins i will have april 2004 of the screen savers uploaded
[21:23] <godane> :-D
[21:24] <godane> i still have put up episode 04-16
[21:24] <SmileyG> ersi: ?
[21:24] <godane> that one was plays the episode twice for some reason
[21:25] <alard> godane: Post that on #archiveteam, you're interrupting the DNS discussion. ;)
[21:25] <godane> sorry
[21:38] <ersi> godane: P.S this is #archiveteam, he's just joking with you :)
[21:38] <godane> ok :-D
[21:39] <godane> was not sure since jason doesn't want a long back log
[21:39] <ersi> or giving SmileyG and su a figurative point
[21:39] <ersi> maybe they got the hint :)
[21:40] <godane> found 3 part video on how to build and jukebox computer on call for help
[21:56] <su_> http://i.imgur.com/whzq5.png
[22:00] <Debianer> That's a lot of lighttpd servers
[22:20] <godane> ersi: Uploaded: http://archive.org/details/TechTV_TSS_2004_04_Full_Episodes
[22:21] <godane> only the 7th and 23rd of april 2004 are missing
[22:23] <su_> wait so you guys are officially like
[22:23] <su_> able to upload to archive.org's servers?
[22:24] <shaqfu> su_: Anyone can
[22:24] <su_> orly
[22:25] <shaqfu> Sign up for an account and you're set
[22:30] <su_> interesting
[22:30] <su_> what can you do with an account
[22:35] <ersi> How about... upload things.
[22:53] <chronomex> you can also download things
[22:53] <chronomex> though that doesn't require an account
[22:57] <Nemo_bis> also edit things, comment on forums, add reviews, ...
[23:02] <Nemo_bis> so my hosting requires me to set 755 for all directories and script files (php, cgi and pl)... even if you need 777 because 755 is interpreted in the same way by them :[
[23:03] <chronomex> quality
[23:04] <ersi> so.. change hosting.
[23:26] <su_> ersi: anything?
[23:26] <su_> so its like a free dropbox? or what
[23:26] <godane> or piratebox
[23:26] <su_> heh
[23:26] <su_> relaly?
[23:26] <su_> they dont monitor it?
[23:26] <ersi> su_: yes, but don't use it for just filling it up
[23:27] <su_> whats the space limit
[23:27] <su_> ... why dont you just link me to the FAQ
[23:27] <su_> lol
[23:27] <ersi> why don't you just fucking go there :|
[23:27] <su_> lazy sorry :|
[23:27] <su_> comes with the internet :|
[23:27] <su_> archive.org/ ???
[23:27] <su_> slash what
[23:28] <chronomex> think of archive.org as a library that anyone can contribute to
[23:28] <chronomex> and they never throw things out
[23:28] <ersi> https://www.google.com/search?btnG=1&pws=0&q=archive+faq
[23:28] <chronomex> if you act like that, then you'll be 90% of the way there
[23:28] <instence_> yea, like warez, porn, bluray rips, etc
[23:28] <ersi> there you go, you lazy herpy derp
[23:28] <ersi> I'm not sure you should be on a computer though.
[23:29] <chronomex> that's okay, computers are cool
[23:29] <ersi> maybe you should get a computer drivers license
[23:29] <chronomex> wrong
[23:30] <ersi> I'll just ignore su_ so I won't ragequit
[23:30] <chronomex> works for me
[23:30] <su_> i thought archive.org was a company that does massive crawling on the web
[23:30] <su_> doing snapshots and whatnot
[23:30] <instence_> its like piratebay
[23:30] <chronomex> that is one of the things that IA does, su_
[23:30] <su_> wtf ... how did i not know this
[23:31] <chronomex> who are you, instence_
[23:31] <su_> who are you chronomex
[23:31] <chronomex> I'm in charge here
[23:31] <chronomex> that's all you need to know
[23:31] <su_> because ... quite strangely... you have the same character length as instence_ ... which is TOTALLY AWKWARD
[23:32] <chronomex> good thing I'm cyan and he's green then
[23:32] <su_> Sorry, I am limited in my responses. Please try saying something else.
[23:32] <su_> Beep, beep, blooop.
[23:32] <su_> christ how much data does the IA have
[23:33] <chronomex> su_: around 5 petabytes, iirc
[23:33] <su_> how can it be thepiratebay without there being news frenz about trying to close them down then
[23:33] <su_> "THOSE BASTARDS STOLE MY MUSIC"
[23:33] <DrainLbry> facepalm.
[23:33] <ersi> r u liek a retard
[23:33] <ersi> or wat
[23:33] <su_> no, i just lack understanding of what IA does exactly
[23:34] <su_> you say 'thepiratebay' and my mind sort of runs into that anonymous/hacking/torrenting field of the internet
[23:34] <su_> so... enlighten me? :S
[23:34] <DrainLbry> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_archive
[23:34] <chronomex> IA is a library for the internet
[23:34] <chronomex> they save things and hold on to them
[23:34] <chronomex> they also take donations
[23:35] <su_> okay
[23:35] <chronomex> if you donate something and someone else has a valid complaint, IA will make that item "dark"
[23:35] <chronomex> which means, basically, that it's unviewable by anyone
[23:35] <chronomex> they can put things on a timer such that they will automatically undark after X time, which is what they do for copyright complaints
[23:35] <su_> by donations you mean /anything/?
[23:35] <chronomex> X time being the expiry date of that copyrighted work
[23:35] <su_> money, music, books, etc?
[23:35] <chronomex> any data, yes.
[23:35] <su_> ah okay
[23:36] <chronomex> they also accept money, and boxes of books
[23:36] <su_> is the data publicly accessible or can you store things privately
[23:36] <chronomex> look up "physical archive"
[23:36] <chronomex> everything is public
[23:36] <DrainLbry> well, my little warrior VMs have been busy haven't they
[23:36] <su_> so its kind of like github
[23:36] <su_> except everything
[23:36] <chronomex> kind of, yes
[23:36] <su_> interesting
[23:36] <ersi> it's kind of like the internet in a box without shoes
[23:36] <ersi> but with a top hat
[23:36] <chronomex> arabs seem to use IA to host zillions of prayer videos
[23:37] <su_> i was always under the impression that they were like private and did massive crawling on the internet, grabbing as much copies of websites as they could ... at least, that's what i saw them for when i first learned about them
[23:37] <chronomex> IA is designed mostly for individual standalone works that have a significant amount of content to them, such as movies or books
[23:37] <DrainLbry> you may be thinking of the wayback machine (part of IA)
[23:37] <su_> ^ yes
[23:37] <chronomex> correct
[23:37] <su_> sorry for the upset ersi
[23:38] <chronomex> IA is very weird if you are familiar with the commercial parts of the internet
[23:38] <su_> i've always been under the impression that 'big' companies don't actually delete things
[23:38] <chronomex> disorientation is to be expected
[23:38] <su_> they just switch a "is_deleted" flag
[23:38] <DrainLbry> do not adjust your archiving lenses.
[23:38] <ersi> big companies delete things all the time, unfortunally
[23:38] <chronomex> ^
[23:39] <su_> yeah, when they die though :P
[23:39] <su_> if you delete your facebook profile, do they REALLY delete it?
[23:39] <su_> if you delete your google account, do they REALLY delete it?
[23:39] <su_> etc etc ..
[23:39] <su_> if you delete that tweet, is it really deleted?
[23:39] <ersi> well, they do it arbitrarily
[23:40] <ersi> it's like someone just in an instance thought "oh my gee, we need some space. Let's delete a siginificant part instead of buying more storage"
[23:40] <ersi> I don't specifically mean Google/facebook ^ though
[23:41] <su_> there's always a reason and that reason's dog to not delete someone's profile ...
[23:41] <chronomex> well, data costs money to keep around
[23:41] <chronomex> or something
[23:46] <chronomex> I'd like to welcome instence_ to the channel, he's not nearly as snarky as his words to date might lead you to believe
[23:46] <instence_> I'm just a humble media archivist based out of chicago
[23:47] <chronomex> so what sort of media archiving work do you do?
[23:48] <su_> you have the same number of characters in your nickname as chronomex... that's really awkward to me
[23:48] <godane> i'm making my own "piratebox/archive.org" by the way
[23:48] <su_> do you like my IRC, chronomex
[23:48] <su_> irc client ..
[23:49] <chronomex> 16:49:01 [EFNet] CTCP VERSION reply from su_: lirc 1.1 PC DOS 2.0 [x86-16/4.77MHz]
[23:49] <su_> :D
[23:49] <chronomex> I must admit I am intrigued
[23:49] <DrainLbry> yeah, do share
[23:49] <instence_> lots of work with games
[23:49] <su_> it's fake, duh!
[23:49] <chronomex> sure :)
[23:49] <su_> i'm using xchat on windows 7
[23:50] <instence_> you can read about some stuff here: http://www.benpekarek.com/archivism.html
[23:50] <instence_> I've recently been working on a scrape of 1.5 million articles pertaining to games
[23:50] <su_> Veresion: 2.8.9, Compiled: Aug 28 2010, Windows: 6.1 (Windows 7), Processors 4 (Level 6), Registered to: ME!
[23:50] <chronomex> ahhh, games
[23:51] <chronomex> I'm rather a fan of corporate histories
[23:51] <instence_> also i have been involved in restoration efforts for online console game servers
[23:51] <instence_> since 2003
[23:51] <chronomex> it sounds like you do careful curation
[23:51] <chronomex> which is excellent
[23:51] <instence_> yes my work is very specific
[23:51] <su_> kinda wanna play a game... brb
[23:52] <DrainLbry> dude your homebrew archiving project = sorely needed
[23:53] <DrainLbry> just given my recent forray into putting newer android versiosn onto things companies dont want to provide newer android versions for, that kind of info is all over the fucking place
[23:53] <DrainLbry> ditto i recall from reading up on dreamcast homebrew way back
[23:54] <instence_> I also came up with a method for piecing together sites from the web archive
[23:54] <instence_> which i spent much of nov/dec of last year trying to figure out
[23:55] <instence_> so basically extracting a time ranged snapshot from the way back machine
[23:56] <instence_> so now I am traversing link-to-link, stitching together history from deep in the way back machine pertaining to games
[23:57] <DrainLbry> rad
[23:57] <instence_> The gamespy public site archive that i have is pretty important
[23:57] <instence_> all that is gone
[23:58] <chronomex> cool
[23:58] <instence_> i have 850 sites, that i went through 1-by-1 and corrected any flash/js/other elements that wget can't accuratly crawl
[23:58] <chronomex> how much have you put on IA?
[23:58] <instence_> they are near perfect mirrors
[23:59] <chronomex> I've been tossing around an idea lately of a http proxy that dumps everything to .warc files, so you can crawl a site with e.g. a headless browser and get *everything*
[23:59] <DrainLbry> what he said. throw some of that stuff up there my friend, at the very least put mirror copies of what you have so far, you can always provide the context later
[23:59] <instence_> So far I have not released any of my archives yet, still working on my projects. Plus, I don't plan to just release the data as is.
[23:59] <chronomex> aye
[23:59] <chronomex> why not?