Saving threads with wget "-r" now.

>>17
Pfft
I've already 12 different versions of the site's mirror made since the /l/ and /t/ creation (20mb for each of the text only backup, 5.9gb for the media), 24 distinct versions of the source code and 3 of the css, and two separate scripts (70 and 90 lines) that I let run every so often to make those copies

>>21
Would you mind sharing last of your copies? I don't want to bother nano's server with excessive downloads.

>>22
I could upload the Media/* files, the html files are a bit weird though so you could get everything else yourself
Give me 30 mins or so, I'll make one last mirror and then upload the files

>>23
I managed to download all of the html/css and part of thumbnails already, and it was pretty slow — could not make it in time till shutdown, I suppose.

And "--convert-links" has converted links to be starting with root directory, what a joke.

>>55
Similar story to yours. I was backing up the whole site and would have finished in time if it lasted until May 31st. I'm just missing the media content from half of t, /meta/, /a/, /v/, /ar/, /k/, and /o/ so hopefully >>23 could help get the rest of the media files. When trying to resume the missing files from the new host wget screwed up and started redownloading files and overwrote part of my archive (even though I had no-clobber on wtf). It would be great if someone could send me the t.html, g.html, overboard.html, Nano/mod.html, Nano/log.html, Nano/stats.html.

>>131
wget isn't too good when dealing with site backups: it can't take "--recursive --convert-links" and "--no-clobber" at the sime time, "--convert-links" makes it redownloading all the files. And there's "--timestamping" which also conflicting with "--recursive".

I wanted to make sort of archive accessible via tor, but we don't need it anymore I suppose, since Nano+ is working now.

> It would be great if someone could send me the t.html, g.html, overboard.html, Nano/mod.html, Nano/log.html, Nano/stats.html.
Well, here they are if you still need them:
https://files.catbox.moe/nxezf0.gz
1705 files, all of the html from old Nano that I downloaded.
All paths are absolute, so you need to run a web server in order to properly view them, or run sed and cast regex spell on them.