Closed anandology closed 12 years ago
The header of each ARC record should contain the IP address of the remote host, not the IP address of the machine where it is run.
Here is a test to confirm it.
$ curl -s --location-trusted http://archive.org/download/forum.nos.org-2007/IAH-20110620101010-00000-ubuntu-8080.arc.gz | gzip -cd | grep '^http://.* [0-9]' | head http://forum.nos.nl/robots.txt 145.58.28.182 20110620101010 text/plain 2127 http://forum.nos.nl/ 145.58.28.182 20110620101012 text/html 21844 http://www.react.nl/robots.txt 83.96.164.115 20110620101013 text/html 462 http://forum.nos.nl/forum.php/list_topics/1/1000 145.58.28.182 20110620101013 text/html 14815 http://www.react.nl/ 83.96.164.115 20110620101014 text/html 5390 http://forum.nos.nl/forum.php/list_topics/3/1000 145.58.28.182 20110620101014 text/html 88371 http://react.nl/robots.txt 83.96.164.115 20110620101015 text/html 458 http://www.react.nl/images/private/intro_still-play(1).jpg 83.96.164.115 20110620101015 image/jpeg 37147 http://www.google-analytics.com/robots.txt 74.125.79.102 20110620101015 text/plain 363 http://react.nl/js/mootools.js 83.96.164.115 20110620101016 application/x-javascript 23904
Will fix that. Thanks!
~noufal http://nibrahim.net.in
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The header of each ARC record should contain the IP address of the remote host, not the IP address of the machine where it is run.
Here is a test to confirm it.