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I'm highly tempted to run a "caching" proxy 24x7 just to keep archives of some of these decaying gems around past their lifespan on the web. I'd say I could ju

I'm highly tempted to run a "caching" proxy 24x7 just to keep archives of some of these decaying gems around past their lifespan on the web. I'd say I could just use archive.org (or similar), but their (admittedly necessary) respect of robots.txt makes their archive incomplete.

causi 4y ago
I also wish for a modern local archiving solution. HTTRACK just doesn't cut it anymore, unless you really want a local copy of a webcomic that stopped updating in 2003.
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quest88 4y ago
I've considered running my own IA (https://github.com/internetarchive/heritrix3 https://github.com/internetarchive/heritrix3), which only archives my chrome history, which is stored in a local sqlite db. I haven't had the time to figure out the details of how the pieces should be glued together.