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I am trying to test InternetArchiveBot for use in a private wiki. Is the bot hardcoded for Wikipedia only? How do I specify the wiki address, setup the bot account on the wiki, etc.?

I have read the documentation page at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/InternetArchiveBot. Is this the only documentation page? It would be great to write a requirements section. Like does it require a MySQL database, Apache web server, and what else?

I tried to deploy and research this project but encountered some problems during login.

• Error retrieving token: mwoauthserver-consumer-owner-only, is it impossible to support for automatic approvaled OAuth app? Any possible for adding a test-only mode to login?
• Needs a "callback" URL when propose a public OAuth app, how to get it? and should I do this?

Please provide proper descriptions for the localizations, qqq.json is full of way to superficial descriptions, preferably also make a glossary so the strings are standardized.

I wated to run "Checking the archives if a link already exists, and if it doesn't request archiving into the Wayback Machine." for some articles in plwiki (as I expect that it will be better than manually requesting archiving pages for many, many links) but I see no documentation whatsoever how this code may be used.

For example - what are requirements? How this bot may be started? Is it a suitable tool for processing several articles or is it tool optimized for processing millions of articles, with complicated setup?

@cyberpower678
i have run bot and one resiult is incorrect, see diff.

center4research is not permanent dead, archive is available.

milbank is error 301, however the issue is on their end, i sent mail "Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function getParent()" for the article hyperlink.

perhaps i misunderstood your bot or how to use it, please look into it.

Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=InterPlanetary_File_System&type=revision&diff=937338212&oldid=936198172

The URL: http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipfs/QmRW3V9znzFW9M5FYbitSEvd5dQrPWGvPvgQD6LM22Tv8D works perfectly fine, as long as you're running a local IPFS instance.

Testing something like this is likely beyond the scope of IABot and similar URLs should probably be blacklisted.