[14:53] heh, fileplanet is still online :) [14:54] did we ever save fileplanet as warc's? [14:54] also the download then [14:54] nope [14:54] hmm [14:54] might be the right time to do that [14:55] would be awesome if you did! [15:13] another one for ourincrediblejourney http://lookaly.com/closing [15:14] and today schbirid realises that on his proxmox installation every user can see all files inside the containers, yuck [15:16] I tried finding a sitemap on lookaly and already got banned.... [15:16] wow, touchy [15:18] Added lookaly to archivebot [15:18] archivebot is probably able to archive the whole thing [15:19] might be worth saving the iPhone app too [15:27] arkiver: there was sitemaps: http://www.fileplanet.com/robots.txt [15:27] but there all get 404 now [15:27] godane: yes, but they are all dead [15:27] and wayback has none of them [15:27] google didn't find any xml files on the whole domain [15:27] couldn't find them in the wayback or any other place [15:28] well not anymore [15:28] we can also just generate urls: http://www.fileplanet.com/download.aspx?f=150273 [15:29] ^that link gives this download: http://download.fileplanet.com/ftp1/022005/hl2ctf210_full.exe [15:29] but when the downloadlink is not clicked through the fileplanet url it doesn't work [15:30] warrior might be able to download it though, not sure about it yet [15:31] when I save an url through the wayback machine: http://web.archive.org/web/20140903153033/http://www.fileplanet.com/download.aspx?f=222450 [15:31] it does give the download [15:31] http://web.archive.org/web/20140903153038/http://download.fileplanet.com/ftp1/092011/pes2012_patch103.zip [15:31] so just generating links and adding them to a warrior project would be enough [15:32] i'm brute forcing fileplanet right now [15:32] godane: for the urls? [15:33] or to download the files? [15:33] download files [15:34] ok, you're going to download all http://www.fileplanet.com/download.aspx?f=****** as warc's together with the files? [15:34] so the first 1000 download.aspx got nothing [15:34] yes [15:34] ok, we don't need a project then [15:34] good luck [15:34] still do your project [15:35] i don't know if i will get much [15:36] godane: how do you mean you're not sure? you're not going to download a urls? or don't have the space? [15:37] i mostly don't think i have the space for it [15:37] it could end becoming like thingiverse project i have been dowing [15:37] *doing [15:37] godane: ok, so do you want to try it our for some days? or do I start creating a project? [15:38] you can great the project [15:38] that way i don't have to do [15:38] *it [15:38] godane: ok [15:39] here is my script: http://pastebin.com/yR16EDVK [15:48] script won't be too hard for this one [15:53] anyways looks like my bluray disc i made back in 2012 still work [15:54] i'm backing up the glenn beck ones right [15:54] i also sort of did a archivebot of related files back then too [16:18] grasb scripts fileplanet: https://github.com/Arkiver2/fileplanet-grab [16:20] will work more on them and the items later [16:20] #fireplanet [17:32] oh god i am compiling libc [17:33] what have you done [17:38] trying to debug some weird crash [17:38] where "0xsomeaddress in __strcmp_ssse3 () from /usr/lib/libc.so.6" is all i get [17:38] no, not vlc (if you google) [17:40] other frames in the stacktrace are probably more useful [17:40] gdb seriously won't give you anything else? that doesn't make sense [17:40] yes [17:40] there are none [17:40] :( [17:41] there have to be; nothing jumps straight to strcmp [17:41] it's called from something [17:41] have you tried compiling with -O0 [17:43] gdb: http://pastebin.com/YMBZQ4Vy [17:43] all i got at the bottom was that line :( [17:44] where's the bt comand [17:44] I don't see that being run [17:44] oh god i am so dumb [17:44] gdb will output the top of the stack on a crash, but by default it won't output the full backtrace [17:45] also by default you will only get one thread; thread apply all bt will give you backtraces for all threads [17:45] thread apply all bt full gives more info [17:46] thanks :) [17:47] http://pastebin.com/x1gh0qUR [17:48] cool, you've got a crash that spans Python, Qt, and the Qt MOC [17:48] good luck [17:48] :) [17:48] that said if you can identify the Python caller for all this you probably will have a good start [17:49] you can also look at local variables in any frame [17:49] if e.g. strcmp is getting some garbage pointer, or pointer to reclaimed memory, that would be a problem [17:50] i'll post to the crashing software's tracker and see what they tell me to do [17:54] hell of a stack trace, schbirid [17:55] if CPython had a JIT that might actually be easier to read :P [17:56] or worse, depends on what the JIT generates [17:57] schbirid: there's also gdb macros and the like that may be able to give you Python source file data from within gdb [17:57] I think [17:57] there's definitely stuff like that for MRI Ruby, though they keep becoming obsolete [17:57] i feel like i am learning more than i want to learn ;) [17:57] that's often the case with programming [17:58] it's leaky abstractions all the way down [17:58] fuck turtles [17:58] it's one of those "oh god, why am i not just using debian stable" days [17:58] yipdw: i know a website where you can view photos of that [17:59] schbirid: ive always been a ubuntu server lts kinda guy [17:59] nm just read the scrollback [18:00] RedType: I also know a site that has leaky abstractions, it's called iCloud [18:05] RedType: i cant go back from arch thanks to the AUR though [18:07] That does look nice [18:08] Is it basically a more organized version of the PPAs that people have for ubuntu? [18:10] no idea, i never used those [18:10] I think that's the idea [18:11] it is a mixture of binaries and compilation scripts [18:11] some awful, some great [18:11] but overall it makes a lot of software available and they are super easy to write [18:11] AURFTW [18:11] I'd say adding repos is more like adding a PPA [18:11] PPAs are basically personal repos that you can add into APT [18:12] ah no, this is centralised [18:12] AUR is basically a bigass repo where people can upload whatever the fuck they want [18:12] you just use some helper tool [18:12] yeah [18:12] PPAs are effectively centralized [18:12] aren't there gazillions? [18:12] But it allows you to edit and view the install scripts before you install it [18:12] in theory they can be run from anywhere but in practice it's all on fucking Launchpad [18:13] The isue with PPAs is that there's not really a good directory AFAIK [18:13] add-apt-repository by default looks on launchpad, which doesn't help [19:00] That is one hell of a hostmask [19:03] hahaha [19:05] who, me? [19:05] yes you [19:06] i'm trying to support the internet economy by registering under the new TLDs! [19:06] private sector has plenty of money already [19:07] true [19:10] pft [19:10] whatever [19:11] after using rsnapshot for some weeks, i think it is not for me [19:11] daily snapshot takes ages compared to rdiffbackup [19:12] any other recommendations? [19:13] with rdiff i hated that you could not purge parts of old backups [19:18] wow [19:18] [32678.881232] Maximum lock depth 1024 reached task: ld-linux-x86-64 (29892) [19:18] loving the timestamp too [19:18] * schbirid tries turning it off and on again [19:55] turning off worked [21:01] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOXQo7nURs0 [21:45] Bandwidth isn't free, even if my time is. This site still pulls down over a GB a month for WavMan alone. [21:45] ONE. WHOLE. JIGGABITE [21:51] that is a lot considering wavman 583KB [21:55] he is suggesting that his bandwidth bills are high [22:06] JIGGGGIERBBYTE [22:07] Warning: An automated filter has identified this edit as potentially unconstructive. Please be aware that vandalism may result in revocation of your editing privileges. If this edit is constructive, please click 'Save page' again, and report this error. [22:08] I guess you will still be know as "The Slipped Disk" and not "Your Mom" [22:14] fixed date [23:48] hello [23:53] hi [23:55] http://bbsimg.ngfiles.com/10/18121000/ngbbs49432292ecdd6.jpg [23:55] howâs australia? [23:59] too bad ATHF wonât be back until 2015 [23:59] I think we'll get by