Donations to the archive would be appreciated to help fund our server hardware & storage drives. We are looking for developers to help build new software and archives, discuss here.

New Archive Software Stack

## Developer No.4785 View ViewReplyLast 50ReportDelete
The Bibliotheca Anonoma has built two drop in replacements in Python to replace the aging FoolFuuka/Asagi archival stack. https://wiki.bibanon.org/FoolFuuka
Our goal is to increase scraper efficiency, increase performance of the search engine, and significantly reduce the training time and setup necessary to operate a 4chan archive.
This new server setup allows us to generate backups without affecting scraping, public backups will be uploaded over the coming months.
If you'd like to help develop or plan to make a 4chan archive of your own, it is a tough road but we have the expertise to help you set things up. Post below or contact us at:
irc.rizon.net #bibanon
https://matrix.to/#/#bibanon-chat:matrix.org
https://discord.com/invite/3jxxGDC

* https://github.com/bibanon/neofuuka-scraper is in use at Desuarchive as part of this server migration. See the improved features over Asagi scraper in the repository.
* https://github.com/bibanon/ayase is a drop in replacement for the FoolFuuka frontend, check it out at our demonstration site: https://ayase.wakarimasen.moe. It is sufficient for non-ghostposting use, but we are still working on search and moderation tools and development help is appreciated.

Lastly, We hope to learn Rust to totally redesign the Asagi SQL schema. (currently dependent on Percona MariaDB TokuDB and has numerous conversion issues) Two efforts are underway:
* https://github.com/miyachan/torako is a drop in replacement for the Asagi scraper. It is in testing at https://ayase.wakarimasen.moe .
* https://github.com/reasv/mitsuba is a full stack archive stack replacement and PostgreSQL schema redesign, most likely the best path forward past the aging Asagi schema.
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## Admin No.3026 View ViewReplyReportDelete
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Searching

No.7237 View ViewReplyReportDelete
Is there anyway to search for posts, only reply images, inside a specific subject?

E.G

>Subject: Gaming
>Search only reply posts with images inside "Gaming" subject

Legacy Hashes

No.7248 View ViewReplyReportDelete
I've read somewhere files that haven't been re-posted over a certain period get deleted from DA then archived on Wayback. The Wayback uploads were recent... but searching 'desuarchive' yields stuff from 2019.
If it's not DA, what is it?

No.7239 View ViewReplyReportDelete
>Error!
>The search backend is currently unavailable.

>You might be a bot! Enter a reCAPTCHA to continue.

Does anyone know what happened to archive.alice.al?

No.7229 View ViewReplyReportDelete
All the boards there seem to be gone and now only the /foolz/ board appears.
Is it just under regular maintenance? Did the admin stop archiving? If so, does anyone know if there was at least a backup released?

No.7164 View ViewReplyReportDelete
Since when did files from 2015 and before get deleted?

Searching by hash

No.7231 View ViewReplyReportDelete
Downloading an image from 4chan and dragging it into the image hash field in the search box yeilds a different hash than if you downloaded the same image from the same post directly from Desuarchive. This results in the hash function not working with images downloaded from 4ch. The filesizes are also vastly different (file from 4chan is smaller?).
This is consistent with every file I've tried, png or jpeg. Chrome or firefox.
Why is this happening?

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i straight miss kway fr fr
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Fix Google reverse image search

No.7163 View ViewReplyReportDelete
Admins please >>7026, this little tweak should only take a measly 2 minutes tops.