[01:31] <arkhive> WHAT FORSOOTH, PRITHEE TELL ME THE SECRET WORD
[01:34] <Baljem> yahoosucks
[01:35] <arkhive> lol
[06:02] <xmc> there we go, torrent uploaded
[06:02] <xmc> now to let my bt hash the thing
[06:02] <xmc> *hashcheck
[06:09] <godane> DFJustin: i did mux for rev3games 25 hours of gaming for charity
[06:34] <Nemo_bis> xmc: what's the item?
[06:34] <xmc> http://archive.org/details/2012.12.ftp.oracle.com
[06:34] <xmc> https://catalogd.archive.org/log/283115501 deriver is spinning while my bittorrent client checks the hash on the file
[07:15] <xmc> jesus
[07:15] <xmc> computers are hard
[07:23] <mistym__> Computers are maybe the hardest.
[08:16] <xmc> finally, I figure out how to use bittorrent
[08:17] <xmc> for someone ostensibly technically skilled, it takes me a lot of effort to get things to operate
[08:22] <midas> xmc: what did you try to do with bittorrent?
[08:49] <joepie91> xmc: bittorrent isn't... hard?
[08:53] <Nemo_bis> 1.42 MB/s, not bad
[09:02] <xmc> btdownloadcurses only works with http trackers, which aren't very common in the public sphere
[09:03] <xmc> I had to find one in ukraine
[09:03] <xmc> or whatever
[09:04] <xmc> yeah, comcast gives me 12 megabits outbound
[09:04] <joepie91> xmc: what kind of setup are you running that makes a regular torrent client not an option?
[09:05] <xmc> I usually use deluge, but that's on a different machine
[09:05] <xmc> mostly I wanted to avoid moving the file around my net to run it in a particular torrent client
[09:07] <xmc> anyway
[09:07] <xmc> zzzz
[09:09] <Nemo_bis> xmc: I added http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Internet_Archive#Uploading_to_archive.org , please add anything you got stuck with there
[09:10] <xmc> publicbt and openbittorrent http trackers weren't responding for me
[09:11] <Nemo_bis> it's not really important nowadays, DHT should suffice
[09:11] <xmc> btdownloadcurses does *only* http trackers
[09:12] <xmc> and it's the reference torrent client in many distros
[09:12] <joepie91> Nemo_bis: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/internetarchive
[09:12] <joepie91> xmc: I've never heard of it..
[09:13] <xmc> 'apt-get install bittorrent' brings it in
[09:13] <Nemo_bis> yep, never heard of it before too
[09:13] <xmc> I give 0 shits whether you've heard of it
[09:13] <Nemo_bis> just saying :)
[09:13] <xmc> because it's time for me to sleep a while ago
[09:13] <Nemo_bis> sure
[09:14] <joepie91> xmc: I feel like you might find use for rtorrent and such
[09:14] <xmc> rtorrent makes me angry
[09:14] <xmc> also I tried it and it didn't work
[09:14] <joepie91> or maybe aria if you just want to download
[09:14] <joepie91> afaik aria2 does torrents properly
[09:14] <xmc> max_file_size was too small, but rtorrent wouldn't let me set it to something reasonable
[09:14] <xmc> yes see
[09:14] <xmc> but I am not downloading
[09:14] <xmc> are you listen
[09:14] <joepie91> there's also transmission-daemon
[09:14] <joepie91> xmc: gee, cool down, I'm trying to help
[09:14] <xmc> I do not want to run a daemon
[09:15] <Nemo_bis> joepie91: added to the page but you can edit directly too ;)
[09:15] <xmc> I just want to seed this torrent for a few days
[09:15] <joepie91> it's not even clear to me what your operating parameters are
[09:15] <xmc> so the deriver can get it from me
[09:15] <midas> xmc: you did start the torrent right?
[09:15] <xmc> I don't need your help now, it's running fine
[09:15] <xmc> RUNNING.
[09:15] <xmc> FINE.
[09:15] <midas> k
[09:15] <Nemo_bis> we're just abusing you to improve our docs :)
[09:15] <xmc> die in a fire
[09:16] <midas> most likely will
[09:16] <xmc> Nemo_bis: you should remove the params from that page
[09:16] <xmc> -a http://tracker.publicbt.com:80/announce -a http://tracker.openbittorrent.com/announce
[09:16] <joepie91> finally, found it: http://www.pps.univ-paris-diderot.fr/~jch/software/hekate/
[09:16] <xmc> because they do not work
[09:17] <joepie91> "Hekate is a BitTorrent seeder (informally, a ‘‘BitTorrent server’’, or software for your ‘‘seedbox’’) designed to handle millions of simultaneous torrents and tens of thousands of simultaneously connected peers."
[09:17] <joepie91> afaik it's pretty much set and forget
[09:17] <xmc> that's nice
[09:17] <joepie91> and speaks DHT and everything
[09:17] <xmc> doesn't look very suited for one-off things
[09:18] <joepie91> xmc: it should be
[09:18] <xmc> "Hekate will not work if it is behind NAT"
[09:18] <xmc> I am
[09:18] <joepie91> unless I'm confusing it with something else, config would take like 5 minutes
[09:18] <joepie91> ah
[09:18] <joepie91> huh.,
[09:18] <joepie91> huh. *
[09:18] <joepie91> odd, why wouldn't it work behind a NAT
[09:18] <xmc> I am using bittorrent like it is 2004
[09:18] <xmc> it works ok
[09:19] <Nemo_bis> many clients don't support port forwarding
[09:19] <joepie91> Nemo_bis: BT doesn't require port forwarding
[09:19] <joepie91> it apparently just doesn't support active connections
[09:19] <Nemo_bis> trasmission is the smartest client I found in that regard
[09:20] <joepie91> Nemo_bis: fairly sure Tixati also has 'the works' wrt hole punching
[09:20] <Nemo_bis> (yes, it's surprising)
[09:20] <joepie91> then again, Tixati is GUI-only
[09:20] <joepie91> (Tixati is pretty much "think of a BT-related feature, any feature - yup, Tixati has it")
[09:20] <Nemo_bis> joepie91: proprietary, won't even look
[09:20] <joepie91> (other than headlessness)
[09:21] <joepie91> Nemo_bis: I'd like to have a client that is A. open-source B. offers the same featureset as Tixati does and C. doesn't bog down my system
[09:21] <joepie91> been unable to find one as of yet
[09:21] <Nemo_bis> almost everything ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_BitTorrent_clients#Features_II
[09:21] <midas> rtorrent would be perfect for you joepie91
[09:22] <joepie91> midas: doubtful
[09:22] <joepie91> last I checked, rtorrent didn't provide the granularity that Tixati does
[09:22] <Nemo_bis> I never had any problem with transmission, but I don't advocate for it
[09:23] <joepie91> Tixati will let me set a maximum incoming / outgoing / both bandwidth cap and priority for a specific peer for a specific torrent
[09:23] <joepie91> as well as show per-peer graphs
[09:24] <joepie91> (to give one example)
[09:24] <joepie91> also, Nemo_bis, it -does- have a form of search
[09:24] <joepie91> but it's built on their decentralized chatroom system
[09:24] <midas> rtorrent has the ability to use a api
[09:25] <midas> everything you need and more :p
[09:25] <Nemo_bis> joepie91: again, useless to tell me; just edit the page please
[09:25] <Nemo_bis> transmission offers that granularity
[09:25] <joepie91> midas: I really don't care about an API for desktop use...
[09:25] <midas> anyway, this is something for #archiveteam-bs
[09:25] <joepie91> oh, I was under the impression that we were in -bs
[09:25] <joepie91> derp
[09:26] <joepie91> Nemo_bis: if it does, I haven't seen it, and I've looked for it in the past
[09:26] <Nemo_bis> midas: not as long as we're focused on improving our docs :) I added something to http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Internet_Archive#Uploading_to_archive.org
[09:26] <joepie91> (also, Transmission is a resource hog when you have a lot of torrents)
[09:26] <joepie91> and Nemo_bis, how come you're not in -bs
[09:26] <Nemo_bis> joepie91: I use it all the time :) just open torrent details
[09:27] <Nemo_bis> I'm not interested in BS and I already have 80 windows on this irssi
[09:34] <Nemo_bis> if something is said there that I/others should know, please remember to update the wiki :)
[09:35] <Nemo_bis> which allows to benefit from https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law
[10:18] <godane> so looks like 2013-02 of abc news videos is most complete since 2011-03
[12:39] <Dud1> Is there any current projects?
[13:54] <Nemo_bis> Dud1: https://code.google.com/p/wikiteam/ is always on ;)
[14:19] <Dud1> Nemo_bis: cool I'll take a look. Is there a room for them?
[14:21] <Nemo_bis> Dud1: yes, #wikiteam