ASSEMblergames.com Archive: bug testing

[1]

It's in there, just surprisingly far back on page 10

Ah yeah, it doesn't order properly I noticed when redoing everdrive. Some "new" stuff was like 5/6 pages back or further it's odd. but if you know the original thread link adding "-" between "assembler games" so it's "assembler-games.com" it'll show. All threads should be there, minus 0th bit which is a manual import I've had no time for

 

[Dr.Wily]

Is this archive include post from the very beggining of AG ?

 

[cta]

Everything currently visible on the site should be (or eventually end up being) here. I'm not sure wether all content from previous incarnations has been migrated during Kev's transition to XenForo though.

edit: Come to think of it, things like wiki content (not that there was much) and user galleries aren't included, Just forum posts.

 

[GodlySnail]

Am I the ony one who get always an error with this domain? Oo

 

[1]

Am I the ony one who get always an error with this domain? Oo

I took it down while I worked on an improved version, The custom one was causing too many issues. I just need to renew the xenforo license. Been away mostly lately but it's done minus a few bugs and even uses xenforo meaning it's fully searchable as before like AG.

EDIT:

Spoiler: large image

 

[Gemini]

Never saw the 0th bit section. I knew something about it, but never had access for some reason. Were there like specific requirements?

 

[cta]

No. You had to be deemed "part of the inner circle" by Kev, so requirements were pretty much as vague as possible.

 

[GodlySnail]

@Damien Very very nice!

 

[Gemini]

No. You had to be deemed "part of the inner circle" by Kev, so requirements were pretty much as vague as possible.

Snap! Oh well, I hope at least some useful information from that board surfaces, I'm sure it's full of interesting stuff that could be useful.

 

[cta]

Less interesting/useful than one would've expected imho.
The recent dump on archive.org (the one-file download, not the browsable pages) has it (minus the last few weeks, obviously).

 

[1]

Yeah it was in the Archive.org backups and the backups done by Nemesis. There's very few threads of interest and about 2000 posts I've got to convert still, along with some minor issues but it's readable which is the main thing and fully searchable, including matching id's/post id's meaning you can copy an ASSEMblergames.com link and simple add a - between ASSEMbler and games

Examples,

Hello from Florida!

Since I never wrote an introduction back in 2015, I've decided that my last post before AG shuts down will be the first one I should've done 4 years...

assemblergames.com

and archive version
https://www.assembler-games.com/threads/hello-from-florida.71171/

Oh, and I decided to save myself $20/year by simply making my own version of AG's theme, not as flashy clearly but still good enough with both light & dark versions being made.

 

[cta]

This thread has a bunch of issues with broken quotes, inline images, emotes and attachments. There's other threads with similar problems.

edit: Actually, it seems to be every thread so I guess it's simply someone's working on the whole archive right now...? If so, disregard.

edit #2: wasn't just a temporary thing after all, still broken...

 

[waiwainl]

Pretty impressive job! Glad the history is saved. Thank you.

 

[ejack]

It's definitely saving a lot of invaluable info, thanks a lot for this!

I have one question though, do you consider on making your IP (reverse-proxy or whatever you use) accept the original assemblergames.com URL?
I just tried after editing my hosts file and I get an HTTP 530 error with http:// assemblergames.com and ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH with https:// assemblergames.com

 

[1]

It's definitely saving a lot of invaluable info, thanks a lot for this!

I have one question though, do you consider on making your IP (reverse-proxy or whatever you use) accept the original assemblergames.com URL?
I just tried after editing my hosts file and I get an HTTP 530 error with http:// assemblergames.com and ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH with https:// assemblergames.com

Without owning the real domain it'd be a pain, more so as we use Cloudflare which needs the original IP to add a domain. We own the .net, but I'm sure something can be worked up just not a fan of exposing real server ip's as there's a few trouble makers around sadly. Maybe I can look into my own cloudflare like system but for now we'll be stuck with the - in between. I can however try mass editing the sql data to change ag.com links to redirect to a-g.com on the archive.

 

[ejack]

Without owning the real domain it'd be a pain, more so as we use Cloudflare which needs the original IP to add a domain. We own the .net, but I'm sure something can be worked up just not a fan of exposing real server ip's as there's a few trouble makers around sadly. Maybe I can look into my own cloudflare like system but for now we'll be stuck with the - in between. I can however try mass editing the sql data to change ag.com links to redirect to a-g.com on the archive.

Ok I see, it is not critical anyway
About editing links, maybe you can change them when the server answers instead of directly in the SQL DB, or better you could add a tiny JavaScript script doing that so that the load is in the browser side

 

[cta]

This thread has [...] issues with broken quotes, inline images, emotes and attachments [...] Actually, it seems to be every thread

Just a friendly reminder that this is still a problem.

 

[cta]

Might be a good idea to re-crawl AG at some point since there's been interesting content going up in the meantime. example. It's not all shitposting over there

 

[cta]

This thread has [...] issues with broken quotes, inline images, emotes and attachments [...] Actually, it seems to be every thread

Just a friendly reminder that this still hasn't been addressed. Would be nice to have a working archive, now that the original appears to finally be down. RIP un-crawled content.

 

[thenameduser]

Well, it seems like AG is finally dead... The site has been inaccessible for two days now. RIP I guess