[10:21] Hello, there. [10:22] I need help finding out how to properly use the upload Python script. [10:24] ... ok ill do it [10:24] just the uploading? [10:24] pip install internetarchive [10:24] get your s3 keys [10:24] ia configure [10:24] enter the keys [10:25] ia --help for the information [10:28] I'm in the command prompt currently. [10:28] Waiting... for... response... [10:29] waiting at what? [10:30] For the CMD prompt to install. Now it installed. Could you please link to the S3 keys? [10:35] Is it necessary to put the keys on a text file? [10:36] Specifically with the name "keys.txt"? [10:40] Dec-31-99: http://www.archive.org/account/s3.php [10:40] And yes it is [10:41] In the same directory as uploader.py, right? [10:41] Dec-31-99: please follow the docs https://github.com/WikiTeam/wikiteam/wiki/Tutorial#Automatic_publishing [10:41] yes [10:42] http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=9zpt1Q1b when I try to run ia in CMD. [10:42] What's the syntax for keys.txt? (try answering both questions) [10:42] see URL above [10:46] I have a question: "Run the script like `python uploader.py mywikis`, where `mywikis` is a list of the api.php URL(s) of the wiki(s) to upload, one per line." What's the syntax for uploading? [10:47] I mean, what do I type in the command prompt to upload? --api=URL/api.php? [10:53] Traceback (most recent call last): File "uploader.py", line 39, in listfile = sys.argv[1] IndexError: list index out of range... [10:54] Why did that happen? [11:00] Never mind. It's because I forgot to add "Keys.txt" in the prompt. [11:30] Could someone please explain to me how to use launcher.py? I added an api url in mylist.txt, CMD claims to be downloading it, but no luck. It did not download the wiki. [11:30] It also keeps saying: ". is not a recognized command[...]" [11:31] I'll be right back. I hope someone could please help me figure this out. [11:32] start with just adding 1 wiki to dumpgenerator.py [11:36] I do that, but the problem is using launcher.py [11:36] So I first use dumpgeenerator.py, then launcher.py? [11:37] So what do I first do? [11:40] Hello? [11:41] midas: Are you there? [13:39] Okay, I'm back. Will someone please explain to me how to use launcher.py? [13:40] I downloaded a basic wiki from dumpgenerator.py, like midas wanted me to do. Is that the first step? [14:11] https://github.com/WikiTeam/wikiteam/wiki/Tutorial#Download_a_list_of_wikis [14:25] What would you type in the command prompt? [14:30] Never mind that for now. First, I have this error when trying to install python packages: "error: Unable to find vcvarsall.bat" [14:31] How do I fix this error? Help would be appreciated. [14:46] Hello? Is anyone there to help me? [14:50] what did you type to get that error ? [14:50] Dec-31-99: no idea what that is [14:50] And I've never run python in Windows I think [14:51] Okay, I guess I'll move on to my next question: what do I type to run launcher.py? [14:51] python launcher.py [14:53] Isn't there a text file that has to come afterward? [14:56] https://github.com/WikiTeam/wikiteam/wiki/Tutorial#Download_a_list_of_wikis [14:56] Please confirm you read the docs [14:59] Alright. [15:58] When I downloaded launcher.py and ran it, it says twice ". is not recognized as a command". Does anyone know why that is? [15:59] How do I make a 7z file with launcher.py? [16:01] ######################################################################### # Downloading http://supermariobros.wikia.com/api.php ######################################################################### '.' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." [16:01] That's what happens. Does anyone know how to fix this issue? [16:02] Hm [16:03] What python version are you on? [16:03] I typed "python launcher.py mylist.txt" and this happened. [16:03] I am simulatenously using Python 2.7.7 and 3.4.1. [16:03] And what platform are you on (Windows?)? [16:04] Windows 7 Home Premium [16:04] Yeah, "." isn't going to exist then I guess [16:04] x64 operating system. Both versions of Python are x64, by the way. [16:05] Dumpgenerator.py seems to be the only Windows-friendly Python script. :/ [16:05] "." means basically "the current directory" in *NIX systems [16:06] I learned that two days ago, to be honest. [16:07] Is there a way someone could make a Windows-friendly version of launcher.py? I'm still expanding on C++ knowledge at school. [16:07] Windows is not friendly so nobody wants to be friend with it [16:08] Hehe [16:08] It'd probably be easier if you installed cygwin, and ran the scripts within that instead [16:08] cygwin is basically a *NIX/Linuxish environment but on Windows. [16:08] Does "python dumpgenerator.py" work better than "./dumpgenerator.py" in Windows? [16:09] ./ ain't gonna work mate [16:09] Nothing works in Windows anyway [16:09] so I'd say yes [16:09] Yeah, it does, and ./dumpgenerator.py does not work in Windows. [16:09] If "python *" works, you "only" have to figure out how to make "python" resolve to "python2" in recent UNIX OS [16:09] Only "python dumpgenerator.py" does. [16:10] If you have The Warrior, you could log onto that and use the wikiteam tools from there [16:10] We used ./ for an arch user [16:10] wat [16:11] because python resolves to python3 and everything breaks down [16:11] So Archive Team doesn't like Windows, I believe? [16:11] I've not seen a Windows user in years on this channel ^^ [16:11] Dec-31-99: Correct. It's far from optimal [16:11] It's Windows that doesn't like us, not the other way round [16:12] But there are and have been Windows users helping out though. [16:12] We'd gladly accept patches to make launcher.py work with both Windows and Arch Linux. :-) If someone knows how, because I'm not going to run Windows to test [16:13] Alternatively, does "python2" work on all systems? [16:14] I can't run python2 on Windows. [16:14] I have a Windows computer that I can test with. ;) [16:14] By the way, my grandfather hates Windows and loves Linux. [16:15] * Nemo_bis feels older [16:15] He taught me about Linux on this vacation. Previously, I didn't understand Linux. [16:15] Linux even makes the oldest computers fast. It's awesome. [16:16] Yes, except when you run Google Chrome in it [16:16] If you can test, please send pull requests to our repo to make scripts work with Windows (dong some research on UNIX OS compatibility as well though) :) [16:17] What's a "pull"? [16:17] (By the way, dumpgenerator.py works great on Windows). [16:18] And the WikiTeam script also works on Windows. [16:18] Yes, probably we should just stop calling scripts from other scripts via shell :) [16:18] Aww dupe https://archive.org/details/wiki-wikiswtorcom https://archive.org/details/wiki-swtorgamepediacom [16:19] Dec-31-99: pull: https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo [16:22] What is a pull? The tutorial is unclear... [16:24] Is it like a request for the author to consider putting into the program or something? [16:24] yes [16:25] There is Linux CMD images on the GitHub page. [16:26] So I have some wikis I archived on to archive.org (manually). Who can help add them to the WikiTeam collection? [16:29] Hello? [19:26] That was covered already in the tutorial as well, btw [19:26] Hopefully he found it