Floating Trees - #resources - bukkit.org forum

Full download of the <https://bukkit.org> forum post-shutdown in belweder format. This is a multimember lzip-compressed tar archive, which means it can be unpacked like any other tar archive with the help of the `lzip` decompressor, but it's more efficient to unpack with `tarlz`. To use this, download a build of [belweder](<https://git.stary.pc.pl/Grzesiek11/belweder>) and follow the "Exporting" steps in README. WARC export for WARC fans will be a thing eventually, the format is (or at least should be) backwards compatible with that. The forum software heavily utilizes `base` elements inserted with JavaScript. Exporting does not handle JavaScript, making the export quite broken if JavaScript is enabled in the browser. Disable JavaScript, for example with uBlock Origin, to make it work properly. ## Download The archive is available as a torrent. I am seeding with 4 MiB/s, as usual. After downloading, please seed as long as possible! If there is interest in having an IA upload or/and a web upload on my server, I could provide that too, as this isn't a huge file. Total size: ~8 GiB (~48 GiB decompressed) SHA-256 hash: `adb58bc0c41e43b86b4551d7b17d2173bcd5f184ee2f6cf87d4567e7f138992c` Magnet: `magnet:?xt=urn:btih:92810579db58d47fc30897d6774d297d0a52d6dc&dn=bukkit.org.tar.lz&xl=8556327622&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fstary.pc.pl%3A49153%2Fannounce` Torrent file: attached

Would it be possible to get into contact with either https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Main_Page or archive.org to get it on Wayback Machine?

maybe, they would definitely want it in WARC tho so I'd need to get a converter done first

Please try to <:dave_pray:1107726471037984818>

converter i think u would need to redo it entirely since warc gets the actual response and http shit

yeah and guess what

I get the actual response and http shit

idk what

oh i lowkey didnt think u did

i kinda just expected u downloading the h tml and js files and shit

i downloaded it and seeding it i just never looked into it

I actually keep more data than what WARC supports

because I store the TLS information used while connecting to the server

here's the docs https://git.stary.pc.pl/Grzesiek11/belweder/src/branch/master/docs/repository_format.md

anyways I will have some "free" time soon enough, this will probably be one of the first things I'm gonna be taking care of

I do even more to keep WARC in mind: my format supports HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, WARC doesn't, so I actually do all my crawls with HTTP/1.1 even though it's annoying to cater to an outdated spec

it is the de facto standard so I kinda do have to cater to it

a WARC converter was planned since very early versions of the format (so early they don't have a number)