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Come On In, The Water is Fine

I've never been the type of individually who just runs and dives head first into a swimming pool from a high-dive platform. Growing up, I was the whimp that would tread water and witness my brother's flashy dives and routine. I would make my approach to the normal diving board, creeping out slowly. Never to break my slow stride for fear of falling off. I woukd not allow myself to sprint down the board and jump with all my weight springing back against the board. The amount of energy propelling me through the air at my weak attempt was more than satisfying. Over time I worked my way up to the higher platforms and little by little I became more adventurous. That came to a quick halt when I ended up belly-flopping from my youthful mind's memory, of 30 feet. When I was an early teenager I realized that I excelled under water, not above it. I pursued scuba diving. Obtained my initial SSI Padi certification and it's been downhill since. There is no real lesson for this small rambling. My only real point to be made is this is all a giant experiment. Granted it won't end anytime soon, but building applications and interfaces is what I used to do everyday. I operated a small team of creative's with a close friend. We managed just fine and everything was going great. But, with all good things I got a little bored. Thus far this is not boring. But anyone who knows me well, could explain that I have an issue with my attention span. That is why I am pushing for a community so hard. I need it to have something to do. I also need it to branch out and share ideas with more people who can help me ponder solutions. I have proven that I can maintain this project and I feel it will lead to additional projects that are related. I've been progressing slowly in my mind. Despite all the work that is complete. Beyond all the hardware that is online and the new parts arriving. This is still slow. I am looking st the high dive, but I still fesr the flop. I appreciate all the support and extend my sincere thanks and gratitude.

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Usenet Provider vs. Usenet Indexer Explained

Everyday I read new posts on a few forums I lurk on about how bad an index is because the user cannot download the newest release of their favorite televsion program. Typically, this does not have anything to do with the Usenet Indexer at all but everything to do with your Usenet service provider and both their retention and DMCA takedown policies. When a release is posted to an Usenet newsgroup by a scene group, two different processes take place. First, it is immediately available as a binary download. These binaries are stored on your Usenet providers servers and depending upon their retention will be available for years to come. Next, the Usenet index retrieves the latest headers or parts from the newsgroups they index and log them. They will recieve all the binary parts associated with a release to ensure it is uploaded completely. At that point a NZB file is generated and stored within its library for users to download and use. If your index has the NZB and only displays completed releases, then at the time the index updated that group it successfully fetched all of the binaries associated with the release. When you use that NZB and try to download the release, if you get corrupted binaries, this post is out of your servers retention, it is because it was likely DMCA'd by the copyright holder and your provider made the binaries unavailable. This process has absolutely nothing to do with your indexer. Specifically, about our indexer we scan all of our newsgroups for changes every 10-35 seconds. Coupled with the fact that we utilize two 1Gbps connections and are just a few hops from our primary provider means we get releases extremely fast. Typically, we get releases faster than the automatic DMCA tools get them to remove them. Astraweb is notorious for having tons of takedowns. It had become an unstable provider for newer releases, but is still an absolutely great provider for older releases and as a backup. Many users feel as though they didn't have these issues with NZBmatrix and Newzbin. This is true. I am not saying it didn't happen, it just didn't happen as often. Those providers both shutdown because of varying circumstsnces. Both believed that too much material was being DMCA'd, leaving very little to index. Without content to index, their model of business and service offering became irrelevant to them. There is still plenty of room for adequate indexing services and we all have what we do better than the others. So, next time you find yourself wishing to blame your indexer for the issues you experience while downloading, remember it is only one piece of the puzzle.

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Explaining An Epic Failure

Today we experienced an epic failure.  It came down to poor judgement and just not paying attention.  Our /tmp partition became 100% used and therefore mysql had no where to write cache.

Basically, we stopped processing indexes around 4:00AM CST (-6:00GMT) on December 17, 2012.  It was a nightmare.  Unfortunately, I do not have any alerts notifying me of downtime or maintenance, because this is not an urgent service.

Because so many of us rely on our indexing services to provide us with an easy method of accessing desired files, having that index offline becomes a problem.  Around noon, I started exporting the massive database of NZB files.  It is a huge quantity of files and a very large set of data.  I moved mysql from /var/lib/mysql to another partition with plenty of free space.  Updated my.cnf, Ubuntu's App Armor and I created symbolic link between the old database and the new location and started to fire everything back up.

Things appeared to be okay, until I realized that some where down that path the entire database had become corrupt.  I exhausted every resource available to recover as much of the data as possible.  In the end, I salvaged the database as a backup for reference and started over again.

Luckily, we have all the NZBs exported and ready for import.  I have all the user information necessary to recreate new accounts for everyone.  In the end, we started a bit fresh.  

Now we have a much larger stream of usenet service providers for indexing.  These are listed in no particular order:

giganews

newshosting

tweaknews.eu

euroaccess

astraweb

usenetserver

Basically, I have discovered flaws and stability issues with every single one of them.  Giganews has an extraordinary retention rate.  Newshosting is always available and has proven to be a solid USP for downloading the binaries a nzb file points to.  Tweaknews and EuroAccess were recommended to me from another fellow index operator and I believe they provide excellent service, but the overall throughput loss from moving the source overseas has proven to be a challenge in keeping everything updated.  Astraweb is absolutely phenomenal for performance, because their compressed header support is solid.  However, I have been experiencing endless problems with their authentication servers and the fact that tons of binaries belonging to a release are missing.

Right now, I am using usenetserver as the primary source with tweaknews.eu as the backup for it.  Seems to be running pretty solid at the moment.  Usenetserver also seems to be highly recommended and the price for access is extremely competitive.

Currently importing the old nzb database, which is proving to take quite a while.  Additionally, we are indexing current releases.  At this exact moment there are 5,469 nfo files to be processed in addition to releases without nfos.

Will update as we progress.

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An Homage to Usenet

The last few months have been a rollercoaster ride for the Usenet ecosystem. Under heavy pressure from Hollywood lobbyists and the promulgation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) in the United States, two of the largest Usenet archives, NZBMatrix and Newbin, have been shut down. Perhaps this isn’t a surprise to many since these archives have been under pressure from the Motion Picture Association among other entertainment organizations for several years now. Nevertheless, their closure symbolizes a drastic change in the way we share data and collaborate. Without Usenet archiving services, much of the data and content that circulates through the Usenet ecosystem can, and probably will be lost forever.

Usenet was created in 1979, well before the rise of the World Wide Web. It was largely used to circulate news in an era of slow Internet connectivity, and served as the predecessor to online public forums. It’s historical value may appear to be insignificant today, but much of what became standard on the World Wide Web, particularly in its earlier years, was actually based on Usenet features - think of threads, FAQs, discussions, etc.

One of the major advantages of Usenet to more sophisticated users includes the free or paid access to information via archive services including text, documents, entertainment, etc. through a decentralized system. We lament what may be the decline of such a historically important technology, but as is the case with most web-based tools, paradigm shifts in usage are inevitable, regardless of how they are brought on. In the case of Usenet, the end result is that by removing archiving services, the system has very little chance of surviving.

In recent years, piracy has been a major concern for monopolistic content creators, whose interests are advanced by governments. The vast spread of pirated content across the Usenet ecosystem and its retention by searchable archive services like Newzbin has only aggravated the situation. Many questions can be raised regarding how owners of these services handled content, as well as how governments and judicial systems treated the demands of content creators. One thing is sure – net neutrality is still far from being actualized. Money and power still have a significant influence on internet policy and internet freedom.

Yet, there is light at the end of the tunnel. In a world where innovation outpaces the reactivity of politicians and special interest groups, new technologies that are able to circumvent government oversight and intrusion will be developed – not out of interest in accessing pirated content, but rather to provide a secure and free forum for the exchange of all information. Already, many companies have launched products that may prove to be the ‘Usenets’ of tomorrow and there is more reason to think that the decline of Usenet will lead to a new, more powerful ecosystem, than a complete lack of one. Infinit is just one of the companies providing secure, private and collaborative peer-to-peer experiences. We’re not alone, and despite what politics and money attempt to control, innovation is moving far too fast for governments and special interests to keep up.

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they've moved off of .com domains to avoid any issues with US seizure.

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