I'm working on the QExpo sites, and I'd like to host Quake Matt's work, as I was a huge supporter of his. I could also take care of the Quake Wiki and Retexturing project. It's just that I feel I need to get permission to host the others.Baker wrote: This is kind of an open question to anyone, but the following sites at QuakeDev at a minimum are really important:
1. The Quake Wiki
2. Quake Expo 2001, 2005, 2006
3. Quake Retexturing Project
4. Quake Matt's Gyro stuff
Is this stuff migrated? #1 and #2 seem particularly important and particular difficult to preserve.
QuakeDev.com downtime and request for archival
Looks like the Quake Retexturing Project site is safe. I checked with Moon[Drunk] and it appears those guys already talked to Solecord and it'll be moved to over to QuakeOne.com with the Reforged guys.
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I've already backed up QuakeMatt's website (plus all the downloads).
http://bfeared.com/library/index.php?di ... quakematt/
I've backed up most of the user sites (qexpo is big, though so I hadn't had a chance). With the link above you are able to download a tar dump of the current directory you're viewing.
http://bfeared.com/library/index.php?di ... quakematt/
I've backed up most of the user sites (qexpo is big, though so I hadn't had a chance). With the link above you are able to download a tar dump of the current directory you're viewing.
The qexpo stuff really isn't that huge 934mb (about 1/4 of everything)... I'm not sure if you are having this exact issue or any other issue, but qexpo2001.quakedev.com, in particular, could leave the impression that it just won't finish...Feared wrote: I've backed up most of the user sites (qexpo is big, though so I hadn't had a chance). With the link above you are able to download a tar dump of the current directory you're viewing.
I've noticed that you can get stuck downloading booth.php because of the way the page handles the variable n and wget, unfortunately, doesn't have an adequate way of mirroring this kind of behavior.
The -A, -R switches take effect only after it makes the request ...
If anyone is having trouble with this then you could try this script (at your own peril) which should grab everything and fix the links that didn't get converted...
I don't know if this code box will work well with this... but it may save some people a bit of work.
Also, there are certainly more efficient/elegant ways to do this, but it'll give you an idea of what the problem is.
If it ends up that someone hosts the original php code on their webserver then it would be wise to fix this.
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#!/usr/local/bin/bash
PERL=$(which perl)
WGET=$(which wget)
echo -e "Mirroring qexpo2001.quakedev.com...";
sleep 2
$WGET -m -k -K -N -rH -R"booth.php" \
-Dqexpo2001.quakedev.com,quakedev.com,ajaysquakesite.co.uk,nosferatuthegame.com \
-E -T 30 -t 1 -Xforums,wiki,phpBB3 --exclude-domains=board.nosferatuthegame.com,facelift.quakedev.com \
http://qexpo2001.quakedev.com/ ;
echo -n "Done.";
echo -e "\nDownloading booths...";
sleep 2
for (( i=1;i<=70;i+=1 ));
do
$WGET -m -k -K -N -rH -R"booth.php" \
-Dqexpo2001.quakedev.com,quakedev.com,ajaysquakesite.co.uk,nosferatuthegame.com \
-E -T 30 -t 1 -Xforums,wiki,phpBB3 --exclude-domains=board.nosferatuthegame.com,facelift.quakedev.com \
http://qexpo2001.quakedev.com/booths/booth.php?n=${i} ;
done
echo -n "Done.";
echo -e "\nFixing links in root dir...";
sleep 2
cd ./qexpo2001.quakedev.com ;
for (( i=1;i<=70;i+=1 ))
do
$PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/qexpo2001.quakedev.com\/booths\/booth.php\?n\=${i}"/.\/booths\/booth.php\%3Fn\=${i}.html"/g;" *.html ;
done
$PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/qexpo2001.quakedev.com\/booths\/createbooth.php"/.\/booths\/createbooth.php.html"/g;" *.html ;
$PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/forums.inside3d.com\/wwwthreads.pl\?action\=list\&Board\=QExpo/http:\/\/forums.inside3d.com\//g;" *.html ;
echo -n "Done.";
echo -e "\nFixing links in booths dir...";
sleep 2
cd ./booths ;
cp login.php.html createbooth.php.html ;
for (( i=1;i<=70;i+=1 ))
do
find . -name '*.html' -type f -exec $PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/qexpo2001.quakedev.com\/booths\/booth.php\?n\=${i}"/.\/booth.php\%3Fn\=${i}.html"/g;" {} \; \
-exec $PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/qexpo2001.quakedev.com\/booths\/upload\/${i}/.\/upload\/${i}/g;" {} \;
done
$PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/qexpo2001.quakedev.com\/booths\/createbooth.php"/.\/createbooth.php.html"/g;" *.html ;
$PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/forums.inside3d.com\/wwwthreads.pl\?action\=list\&Board\=QExpo/http:\/\/forums.inside3d.com\//g;" *.html ;
echo -n "Done.";
echo -e "\nFixing links in events dir...";
sleep 2
cd ../events ;
find . -name '*.html' -type f -exec $PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/qexpo2001.quakedev.com\/booths\/createbooth.php"/..\/booths\/createbooth.php.html"/g;" {} \; \
-exec $PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/qexpo2001.quakedev.com\/booths\/login.php"/..\/booths\/login.php"/g;" {} \;
$PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/forums.inside3d.com\/wwwthreads.pl\?action\=list\&Board\=QExpo/http:\/\/forums.inside3d.com\//g;" *.html ;
cd ../features ;
echo -n "Done.";
echo -e "\nFixing links in features dir...\n";
sleep 2
$PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/qexpo2001.quakedev.com\/booths\/createbooth.php"/..\/booths\/createbooth.php.html"/g;" *.html ;
$PERL -pi -e "s/http:\/\/forums.inside3d.com\/wwwthreads.pl\?action\=list\&Board\=QExpo/http:\/\/forums.inside3d.com\//g;" *.html ;
echo -e "All done.\n";
So I take it this means that we're opting for archival and migrating hosting, rather than maintaining the existing hosting/domain? Just want to check before I arrange for different hosting.
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I think many people would like to see those sites rehosted somewhere that is stable and hopefully long-term.
They are an important part of the history of the Quake modding community.
They are an important part of the history of the Quake modding community.
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quakedev request
hello again
Shame that quakedev is dead, because I am looking for a specific file.
synq-alpha-007.7z
It contains a couple models and textures/skins that I find highly valuable. I know that synq is dead but that only makes the files I need harder to find. Please reupload it, at least for my sake?
Shame that quakedev is dead, because I am looking for a specific file.
synq-alpha-007.7z
It contains a couple models and textures/skins that I find highly valuable. I know that synq is dead but that only makes the files I need harder to find. Please reupload it, at least for my sake?
Re: quakedev request
http://synq.quakedev.com/synq-alpha-007.7zDanfun64 wrote:hello again
Shame that quakedev is dead, because I am looking for a specific file.
synq-alpha-007.7z
It contains a couple models and textures/skins that I find highly valuable. I know that synq is dead but that only makes the files I need harder to find. Please reupload it, at least for my sake?
The night is young. How else can I annoy the world before sunsrise? Inquisitive minds want to know ! And if they don't -- well like that ever has stopped me before ..
Thanks for saving Tremor. I'll take a .tar dump of that too, for my offline use.Feared wrote:I've backed up most of the user sites [...]. With the link [...] you are able to download a tar dump of the current directory you're viewing.
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@LordHavoc (I tried sending a PM but it wouldn't leave the outbox):
Hey LH, when is quakedev.com expiring? Are you aware of the exact date? Are you aware if anyone wants to take it back?
Also, I tried asking Echon but got no answer. Any chance for cPanel/FTP/MySQL access for forum database? I'd like to save the entire forums.
Thanks.
Hey LH, when is quakedev.com expiring? Are you aware of the exact date? Are you aware if anyone wants to take it back?
Also, I tried asking Echon but got no answer. Any chance for cPanel/FTP/MySQL access for forum database? I'd like to save the entire forums.
Thanks.
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I do not know the exact date.Chip wrote:Hey LH, when is quakedev.com expiring? Are you aware of the exact date? Are you aware if anyone wants to take it back?
As far as I know no one has offered the next monthly bill to keep the server running.
apolluwn has offered to take over (by migrating the site to a new host and maintaining it).
icculus has offered to archive the entire site in place, but that would not be maintained, simply a frozen archive.
It is my understanding that icculus has made a full backup of the server filesystem (not the user-visible front side but the entire server) a couple weeks ago.
I have a backup of the entire web and svn portions.
I do not know enough about good methods to back up the rest to pursue it.
If you can get me instructions on what files I should archive from the filesystem side, I'll happily grab the forums.
If we are to work out a new maintainership, it had better happen soon.
I can pay the bill a second time if necessary, but I need to be convinced people are going to act on it.