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>>/10157/ > /a/web/warc/ipwb/ [has folders data0000 and data0001] Should include in that folder: . File start_urls_1.txt . File all_1.cdxj (I added >>/9863/ data+CDXJ to that) . Folder warc0000 (to contain grab-site/wget/wpull-created WARCs) >>/10174/ > ipfs daemon --mount & disown That's an experimental option (so less likely to work in a 32-bit computer). Docs: > --mount ; bool - Mounts IPFS to the filesystem using FUSE (experimental). Fix for error > mount helper error: fusermount: failed to access mountpoint /ipfs: Transport endpoint is not connected = manually unmount /ipns and /ipfs: > $ fusermount -u /ipfs; fusermount -u /ipns >>/10175/ > Repinning everything ITT and maybe in other... Unless there's some desire for it, I won't be repinning: "huge ones" ones (like full site WARCs which are >10GB); those not intended to be online, like backups of torrents; and maybe some other things. >>/10176/ > twibooru.org/3198978 outlinks WBM was sucking at saving those files, as requested by a CLI (wget --spider). So I just got a 325-MB WARC of those. Here's that and the replay files: https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmSivbeqWU4jCaAH3y4xngkxDbJctXAPSvXvMvngKTrwy9 Bug - ipwb replays from Qm... and not bafk...: > $ ipwb replay bafkreic44im7s6qqtzq7gh3ose7nwkmmrohgmbyhqvxsdp3w5m6j6qdgeu > Using custom port 2016 for replay. > IPWB replay started on http://localhost:2016 > * Serving Flask app 'ipwb.replay' > * Debug mode: off > Retrieving URI-Ms from bafkreic44im7s6qqtzq7gh3ose7nwkmmrohgmbyhqvxsdp3w5m6j6qdgeu > [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'bafkreic44im7s6qqtzq7gh3ose7nwkmmrohgmbyhqvxsdp3w5m6j6qdgeu' > (, FileNotFoundError(2, 'No such file or directory'), ) (So run this: "h=bafkreic44im7s6qqtzq7gh3ose7nwkmmrohgmbyhqvxsdp3w5m6j6qdgeu; ipfs get $h; ipwb replay $h".) Includes this text: > com,maremaremaremaremaremare)/about.html 20230711112609 {"locator": "urn:ipfs/QmX6BYigTbzs13RxjNBxnoRRpzq71wMBii3TAnKNf8JEnE/QmcJnVFPBJPmMNXnDo5QLBBG7y7fXEaq8A6KZCYnYQQ5pm", "status_code": "200", "mime_type": "text/html", "original_uri": "https://maremaremaremaremaremare.com/about.html", "title": "Faust bless Gene Ray, 1927 - 2015"} > com,maremaremaremaremaremare)/index.html 20230711112610 {"locator": "urn:ipfs/QmUfxSJWeRddG7yKNgX2KvfgxcRogv73QRYcBihcYFDYC4/QmUwZDhBy7uJZD31QQ4MoeMe3RQjR72AGRQsB9fkPQydEu", "status_code": "200", "mime_type": "text/html", "original_uri": "https://maremaremaremaremaremare.com/index.html", "title": "Cute mare post mare mare mare MARE MARES MARE AMRE MARE"} > moe,catbox,files)/xmky3f.png 20240412175026 {"locator": "urn:ipfs/QmejBhpY1C84HUGgirMyLoKEFVaSY881txW8JhQ8knwR9L/QmTzZ1buXuwBYxBcjq1Gjt9a7sTymdZd8wN3TGvHwcCuum", "status_code": "200", "mime_type": "image/png", "original_uri": "https://files.catbox.moe/xmky3f.png"} Image file CID has the text "Cuum" at the end, like a vanity hash (called a "Satoshi hash" or something in Wikipedia IIRC).