| Time | Nickname | Message | 
    
        | 17:29
            
                🔗 | Ymgve | -14 | 
    
        | 17:29
            
                🔗 | Ymgve | to do | 
    
        | 17:29
            
                🔗 | Ymgve | total counter not exactly accurate | 
    
        | 19:32
            
                🔗 | Dark_Star | why do I keep getting "project code is out of date" errors now? | 
    
        | 19:32
            
                🔗 | Dark_Star | shouldn't the code self-update on boot? | 
    
        | 19:34
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | v1 or v2? | 
    
        | 19:34
            
                🔗 | alard | I'm preparing for an update to the Cinch script. First step was to get these error messages in there (so people with old versions won't get tasks they can't handle). | 
    
        | 19:34
            
                🔗 | alard | Just let it run, it will eventually work. | 
    
        | 19:34
            
                🔗 | Dark_Star | oki | 
    
        | 19:35
            
                🔗 | alard | The first run of Cinch was user-based, but the next run should be based on recording IDs. That requires a different script. | 
    
        | 19:35
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | so how do you specify a port in lynx... | 
    
        | 19:36
            
                🔗 | alard | Lynx? The text-based browser? | 
    
        | 19:36
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | yes... | 
    
        | 19:36
            
                🔗 | alard | Doesn't :PORT work? | 
    
        | 19:36
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | I tried that :S | 
    
        | 19:36
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | Its 8001 for warrior right? | 
    
        | 19:37
            
                🔗 | alard | Yes, but I should warn you that the warrior UI is JavaScript-based, so Lynx wouldn't show you anything. | 
    
        | 19:37
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | drat. | 
    
        | 19:38
            
                🔗 | alard | Why do you need it? | 
    
        | 19:38
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | to stop the warrior remotely :D | 
    
        | 19:38
            
                🔗 | alard | Use an ssh tunnel? | 
    
        | 19:38
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | thats gonna get complicated.... | 
    
        | 19:39
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | sshed from window to server, server is vpn'ed to work... then ssh to the work desktop | 
    
        | 19:39
            
                🔗 | alard | curl -d "" http://localhost:8001/api/stop | 
    
        | 19:39
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | :o | 
    
        | 19:40
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | start doesn't work too does it? ;~~) | 
    
        | 19:41
            
                🔗 | alard | curl -d "" http://localhost:8001/api/keep_running | 
    
        | 19:41
            
                🔗 | alard | If you poke around a little bit you should be able to select a project. | 
    
        | 19:42
            
                🔗 | alard | curl -d "project_name=cinch" http://localhost:8001/api/select-project | 
    
        | 19:43
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | I think it already stopped lol | 
    
        | 19:43
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | curl: (7) couldn't connect to host | 
    
        | 19:44
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | Is the API documented anywhere? | 
    
        | 19:44
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | I can write you a nice little bash interface... | 
    
        | 19:45
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | or at least try :D | 
    
        | 19:46
            
                🔗 | alard | No, it's not documented. It's hidden in the HTML files. | 
    
        | 19:46
            
                🔗 | alard | https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/seesaw-kit/blob/master/seesaw/templates/all-projects.html | 
    
        | 19:46
            
                🔗 | alard | https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/seesaw-kit/blob/master/seesaw/templates/settings.html | 
    
        | 19:51
            
                🔗 | alard | Maybe, if you want a bash interface, it's useful to make a list of things you'd want to have. I can add extra views to the web interface (a list of projects in text format, for example). | 
    
        | 19:51
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | stop the warrior without accessing the web interface? :S | 
    
        | 19:52
            
                🔗 | alard | Yeah, but that's just one thing. | 
    
        | 19:52
            
                🔗 | alard | That's not a bash interface. But you can do that with   curl -d "" http://localhost:8001/api/stop | 
    
        | 19:53
            
                🔗 | SmileyG | I'd have a list of options; start; stop; enable projects.... | 
    
        | 22:07
            
                🔗 | yipdw | holy hell | 
    
        | 22:07
            
                🔗 | yipdw | that warrior UI is hardcore | 
    
        | 22:13
            
                🔗 | underscor | ^ | 
    
        | 22:16
            
                🔗 | yipdw | it's pretty cool seeing this distributed downloader evolve from listerine | 
    
        | 22:16
            
                🔗 | underscor | :D | 
    
        | 22:16
            
                🔗 | yipdw | I don't even know what revision this is | 
    
        | 22:16
            
                🔗 | underscor | god, that was fun | 
    
        | 22:16
            
                🔗 | swebb | Yea, I also love the GUI. | 
    
        | 22:16
            
                🔗 | swebb | very slick. | 
    
        | 22:18
            
                🔗 | yipdw | I guess it's downloader v5 |