It looks like they've fixed the first problem by switching to gzipped WARC files, but I can't find any information about whether or not they're still truncating documents in the archive. I guess I'll have to give it another look and see...
It looks like they've fixed the first problem by switching to gzipped WARC files, but I can't find any information about whether or not they're still truncating documents in the archive. I guess I'll have to give it another look and see...
At one point I was tried out a 10 MB limit, but the thing is we try to limit crawls to webpages and few are that big, but occasionally we'd hit sites ISDN-speed connections that would slow down the whole thing.
For the next crawl, we'll mark which pages are truncated and which aren't (an oversight in the last crawl) so at least you can skip over them.
Also, hopefully you'll find the new metadata files to be a little clearer. We switched over the same format Internet Archive uses and it contains quite a bit more data (xpath truncated paths for each link for instance).