Baker here?

I talked with 1 or 2 bakers some time ago.

Wanted to get automated archiving of breads going.

So I now finally managed to get my own local SAP system working and I also implemented automatic archiving in SAP now for archive.today + wayback machine).

I will have to use wayback machine to archive breads + videos, because archive.today seems to be incapable of archiving videos.

See this test archival of a German bread:

https://web.archive.org/web/20200705224217/https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/9265642.html

When you click on the first .mp4 link that shows up, that one also got archived now and by just clicking on it it will play successfully.

See here:

http://web.archive.org/web/20200705224641/https://media.8kun.top/file_store/651794b3664ebe473c2e1a1d6c622adb14ffebd1f2a758038820a961ebbf11e0.mp4

I also managed to get a JSON/XML parser working. I just need to interpret the breads, read the breads and then archive the baker marked videos from there.

I guess at first I will implement automatic bread archiving, so that at least all breads get archived on wayback machine.

One question: how soon shall I auto-archive breads? I can always wait until 751 replies have been made, but as you see with that German bread it wasn't fully filled. I could also archive the lower 50% of the breads that show up in the catalog.

>>18753

Setting up tripcode

Hopefully this works

>>18754

Good, will authenticate myself from now on.

>>18755

btw. what is sad is that wayback machine doesn't archive all images all the time. It archives most images, but not all of them. I can't do much about that. I could in theory archive all images separately, but wayback machine has a limit of 6 requests per minute per IP, which means if I did that I would archive all day.

>>18756

I also just see that I could archive the .json data as well on top of the html breads.

Would that be helpful?

I personally think it would be useful in some way or another, because you can download it from archive.org afterwards.