Re: i hart you

Greg Newby <[email protected]> Thu, 14 Feb 2013 17:51:27 -0800
Newsgroups gmane.culture.literature.e-books.gutenberg.volunteers
Message-ID <[email protected]>
What's cors?

For mirrors, here are the three I run.   I think the
mirrors.arsc.edu will bounce mirrors in some circumstances
(we run Apache mod_evasive), but the other two don't.

This is the server we push to simultaneously with ibiblio
(a.k.a. gutenberg.org).  It does not have dynamic content:
 http://gutenberg.readingroo.ms
 ftp://gutenberg.readingroo.ms/gutenberg

This syncs from ibiblio.  Dynamic content is under
cache/generated
  http://snowy.arsc.alaska.edu/gutenberg
  ftp://snowy.arsc.alaska.edu/mirrors/gutenberg
this one has rsync, too

This is just a mirror, from snowy, without cache/generated:
  http://www.mirrors.arsc.edu/gutenberg
... though it is temporarily not updated

Note that rsync is still best-of-breed for mirroring.
See the mirroring how-to at www.gutenberg.org

  -- Greg

On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 11:43:32AM -0500, bowerbird wrote:
> james, yes, you have discovered that
> marcello cares more about fighting
> the indiscriminate downloading robots
> than taking care of the real humans...
> 
> but something tells me angel michael
> is entertained by the notion that there's
> "indiscriminate scraping" of p.g. e-texts.
> 
> but i suppose that, as the lead dog
> -- (a little sledder talk for newby) --
> gutenberg.org gets lots of headwind.
> 
> so...  just choose one of the mirrors!
> 
> i'd suggest that greg can point you to
> a certain mirror that's more in line with
> the assured-access that don remarked
> should be associated with an endeavor
> like this one founded by michael hart,
> an attitude i'd guess rubbed off on greg.
> 
> because i'll personally attest that urllib
> is working just fine to grab files from it.
> 
> but, if i might suggest an improvement,
> greg, could you authorize c.o.r.s. for it?
> (at least it appears to me it ain't working.)
> i'd need nothing more than "get" access,
> which i think poses absolutely no danger.
> 
> but also, greg, just to avoid cors hassles,
> maybe i should re-request one of those
> accounts you so often promise to people.
> (but feel free to embargo any javascript
> i'd serve until you could verify its safety.)
> 
> i'm about to (finally) make some big moves,
> and although i no longer feel any need to
> include project gutenberg, my hart is not
> so cold that i feel a need to exclude it either.
> 
> so if you want to come along for the ride,
> just crawl in the back seat.  and buckle up.
> 
> -bowerbird
> 
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