Ftp-gov
| US government FTP sites | |
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| URL | None |
| Project status | Endangered |
| Archiving status | In progress... |
| Project source | ftp-gov-grab |
| Project tracker | discovery download |
| IRC channel | #cheetoflee (on EFnet) |
| Project lead | Unknown |
As part of the government backup, we are backing up 750+ FTP sites hosted at .MIL and .GOV sites. The results of this download are being sent to this collection on the Internet Archive.
How can I help?
At this time no script has been completed, For now come into the IRC channel #cheetoflee (on EFnet) and be the first to know how you can get involved!
Running a Warrior
You can start up a Warrior and there select ArchiveTeam's Choice for now, Until the scripts are written (this is going to be our highest priority so you will run them as soon as they are released!).
Running the script manually
If you use Linux and you're a bit familiar with it, you can try running the script directly.
The instructions can be found at github.com/ArchiveTeam/ftp-gov-grab.
| Some additional information |
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| Don't forget to replace YOURNICKHERE with your nickname.
The number after If you want to stop the script, please do it gracefully if possible. To do so, create an empty file named STOP in the folder of the script (terminal command: If you see "Project code is out of date", kill the script, go to its folder ( |
Donating to the Internet Archive
Content downloaded by the ArchiveTeam will be uploaded to the Internet Archive, where it will be stored and be available – hopefully – forever. However, storing it costs thousands of dollars in the long run. So, if you can afford, please consider donating to the Internet Archive, so that this piece of history can be kept for us all. http://archive.org/donate
Do you like our cause?
If you want to help in other projects, want to learn more about ArchiveTeam, or even help in development in general, navigate to the Main Page of this wiki, from there you can reach a lot of information. The Team consists of volunteers working on the projects in their free time, so helping hands (and resources) are always welcome.
