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Internet Archive Software

I felt a little uneasy about solely relying on the Internet Archive to make sure we all have access to the old web. This inspired me to create and share a simple piece of code that will allow the average person to archive their favorite websites. How it works is you create a file, and add it to the folder with the actual program(the script) and then you add every website to the list that you'd like to archive. Save the file as just "list" ( no .txt ). Then execute the program by opening your terminal and run: "python arc.py list". I will add regular graphic user interface versions of this software for Windows. For now, it's just a python script that's designed for Linux. If you don't know about Linux yet I suggest checking it out because it's RAD! It's required to have the python programming language installed for this to work. It comes by default with Kali and Debian.

I fear the day will come when our favorite websites and online reading will be secretly passed around on SD cards, via internet archives like these. It's not that I'm pro dis-information. I too don't like the lies. It's that quieting what people speak is a dangerous philosophy that can do nothing good for society. This idea will only lead towards further tyranny on our great planet. Please do your part and help make sure information can be accessed by future generations by archiving your favorite internet websites with this great free software coded in python. Please search online for petitions and organizations that work to fight wrong-doing. This is important and you need to understand that we can stop them. The American people have defeated many diabolical political schemes and we can do it again.

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Python Source Code

#!/usr/bin/env python

import os
import sys
import requests
import urllib

# Simple internet archives for Linux
# Coded by Grey Hat Laboratories 2019
# https://greyhatlaboratories.com

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# This app makes use of the wget console app. 
# If it's not installed, run sudo apt-get install wget

# A future GUI version of this program will be released.
# pizzad000d@yahoo.com

# How to use:

# 1) place a file called "list" in an empty directory with this python script ( arc.py ).

# 2) Place each url in the list you want to archive, one line at a time just # like the example file that comes with this archive. Navigate to the # #  # directory in the terminal and run:

# 3) python arc.py list

def archive(_file):#{

print('\n')
	
	# make sure urls have no https:// just use 
	# www.domain.com , or domain.com

try:

with open(_file, 'r') as _fileREAD:#{

for _data in _fileREAD.readlines():#{

_arc = _data.replace("https://","")

_arc = _arc.replace("/","")

print(_data)

_diRect = (r'/root/Desktop/%s' %(_arc))

os.system('mkdir "%s"' %(_arc))

# os.chdir(_diRect)
			
				os.system('cd %s' %(_diRect))

os.system('wget -r %s' %(_arc))

_fileREAD.close()

except:
		
		print('error')

pass

archive(sys.argv[1])

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