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IRC Channel

The current official Archive Team IRC Channel is #archiveteam @ irc.hackint.org.
Starring:
*Jscott as @SketchCow!
*LesOrchard as @lmorchard!
*Morbus_Iff as @MorbusIff!
*bbot as bierwagen, since EFnet services stole "bbot"!
*Cassilda as Cassilda!
*Liam as Inky!
*Scumola as swebb*!
*Soult as soultcer!
*Mattl as mattl!
*geneb as geneb!
*Sevenspade as Sevens!
*emijrp as emijrp
*chronomex as himself
*DJ Smiley2k as Smiley :)
A list of other Archive Team channels can be found at Archiveteam:IRC.
Category:Archive Team
ITunes U

In May 2007, Apple announced the launch of iTunes U via the iTunes Store, which delivers university lectures from top U.S. colleges. With iTunes version 12.7 in August 2017, iTunes U collections became a part of the Podcasts app.
On , Apple formally announced that iTunes U will be discontinued from the end of 2021 .
== Archiving ==
There are three main branches of iTunes U:
* Beyond Campus
* K12
* University
Each branch has a list of institutions, and each institution can have many courses. It is common for courses in the same institution to share files with other courses in the same institution.
=== URLs ===
* Get Institution with list of courses: https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/DZR.woa/wa/viewArtist?id={INSTITUTION_ID}
* Get Course Data: https://itunesu.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/LZDirectory.woa/ra/directory/courses/{COURSE_GUID}/feed
The following URL can garner more meta details for organizing, this is the URL used by iTunes U app but requires you to subscribe to the course, then use the cookie to request and get the meta.
https://p1-u.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/LZStudent.woa/ra/feed/{COURSE_GUID}
=== User Agent ===
In some cases if you want to pull data from iTunes links, you can set the following user agent in your request.
User-Agent: iTunesU/3.8 iOS/13.3 model/iPad6,7 hwp/s8001 build/17C54 (5; dt:111) iTunesU/3.8
== Archiving Status ==
Each upload contains a meta file meta.json for the course, which contains all the meta for the course description, file descriptions and course content.
=== Beyond Campus ===
https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22beyond_campus%22&and%5b%5d=subject%3A%22itunes-u%22
=== Universities ===
https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22university%22&and%5b%5d=subject%3A%22itunes-u%22
=== K12 ===
https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22K12%22&and%5b%5d=subject%3A%22itunes-u%22
== See Also ==
* UC Berkeley Course Captures#iTunes U (2017)
== References ==
Identi.ca

Identi.ca is a microblogging service based on pump.io, an open-source microblogging system.
== Platform migration ==
Identi.ca was originally based on StatusNet, but not anymore. (StatusNet is now called GNU Social.)
Identi.ca is still open, but is not accepting new registrations. In addition, only accounts that have been accessed in the past year were migrated over to the new platform.
According to the owner, the inactive accounts won't be deleted but will be backed up onto archive.org.
== Vital signs ==
Stable, but with Twitter becoming ever more popular...
== External links ==
* http://identi.ca
Category:Microblogging services
ImageBam

ImageBam is an image hosting service. A lot of adult forums use ImageBam because it permits adult content.
Unlike other image hosting services like Imgur, it may be difficult to find the URLs to the images on ImageBam. Possibly the only method to get the URLs is to scrape discussion forums that use ImageBam as its image hosting provider.
==List of websites using ImageBam==
Please list any websites using ImageBam here.
*PantyhoseXperience - Most of its images are hosted by ImageBam. Currently planned to be archived by User:DiscussionArchiver using a custom PHP script.
Category:Image hosting
ImageShack

ImageShack is an image hosting service. 
Sometime in 2014 the service deleted many, many images which had been stored on its servers for years. A lot of websites around the Internet are now pockmarked with Imageshack's logo in place of former images. Any images not saved previously are presumably permanently lost. 
== Email sent out on 2015-10-30==
Dear ImageShack Users,
This is a reminder email - if you are free ImageShack account user,
your images will no longer work on websites other than imageshack.com.
This change is going to be implemented this weekend. In order for
your images to work, if you have a free account, it must be brought to
"paid" status. We understand that some of you are not interested in
upgrading your accounts, in which case you can bulk download your
images by using our Skypath desktop application that can be downloaded
for Mac or Windows here: https://imageshack.us/pages/skypath
For those people who are still considering to upgrade, we are now
offering deeply discounted yearly subscription of only $18.99/year,
thats less than $2/month. To take advantage of this offer, and to
bring your free ImageShack account to "paid" status, please follow
this link (while being logged in to your account):
https://imageshack.com/my/images?sub=1
We are not planning to remove or delete any images from your
imageshack.com account, even if your account remains free until
January 31st, of 2016, so you have ample time to download your images.
Thank you,
ImageShack Team
== Backup tools ==
* Wget
== Vital signs ==
Stable. Probably worth keeping an eye on.
== External links ==
* http://imageshack.us
Category:Image hosting
Imgh.us

Imgh.us was an image hoster since at least June 2007http://www.inkscapeforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=7. One particular feature that distinguished it from other hosters was that it allowed the upload of Scalable Vector Graphics (.svg/.svgz).
As of 2017-09-08 11:10 UTC, there were 699927 images hosted on imgh.us according to the homepage.
== Shutdown ==
On 2017-07-21, an announcement was posted on the website that the service would close on 2017-09-08.
7/21/17 - Due to things that happened in recent months this site is shutting down and the domain will expire on September 8th, you have until then to download your images that are hosted on here and find them a different host. Uploading will be taken down 2 weeks prior on August 25th. Please download your images while you still can.
As of 2017-09-08 11:10 UTC, however, the domain was not expiring anytime soon based on WHOIS datahttps://gist.github.com/anonymous/1880fec14c1a92395716f8e60430ee16:
 Domain Registration Date: Tue Sep 09 01:14:44 GMT 2008
 Domain Expiration Date: Sat Sep 08 23:59:59 GMT 2018
 Domain Last Updated Date: Fri Sep 01 00:00:45 GMT 2017
In the early hours of 2017-09-09 (UTC), the server first responded with 404 Not Found, but this was quickly replaced with the following message:
Imgh.us is no longer an image hosting website. If you are coming here because your images don't work anymore, you can still download your images from http://thevid9.com/img_hoster/images2/[image_name] for the next week, folder will be gone on September 16th.
On 2017-09-14, the website came back online, and images were accessible again. This made proper archival possible (see below). The server stopped serving content at some point and returns an empty directory listing as of 2017-12-25.
== Archival ==
Images were served using the original filename provided by the uploader, and no gallery was available, so it was impossible to find all images hosted on the site. We were provided with a list of all existing images some days after the website was online again and were able to archive all (or almost all) images through ArchiveBot ().
== References ==
Imgsrc.ru

Imgsrc.ru is a simple photo sharing website which is especially popular in East Europe and Germany (Alexa rank ~1000) and has around a million registered users with 50 millions claimed uploads.
Registered users can upload photos and organise them in simple albums, which can also be password protected. Albums are categorised by theme, for instance travel (http://imgsrc.ru/cat/18-puteshestviya.html), and each photo can be commented.
The website is funded by ads which open in new tabs/pop-ups when opening an album (unless blocked); the only mention of financials from the owners was .
Category:Image hosting
Imzy

Imzy was a social media site led by ex-Reddit employee Dan McComas, which purported to create a "friendlier" alternative to Reddit.
On 2017-05-24, Dan announced in a post on Imzy that the platform would shut down on 2017-06-23:
Hello everyone,
We are sorry to say that after nearly two years of building Imzy, it is time for us to shut down the site.
Some of you have been here since our launch into beta and some are brand new. We’ve loved getting to know all of you and seeing you build communities and make new friends. Unfortunately, we were not able to find our place in the market. We still feel that the internet deserves better and hope that we see more teams take on this challenge in the future.
Our final day of operation will be June 23rd. We want to give you time to gather any content you’ve made and exchange contact information with friends. If you have a new home for your community, I recommend creating a pinned post directing members there.
You might be wondering what’s going to happen to your data now. Well, nothing. We have always valued your privacy and we will continue to do so. You can request your data here.
The /Imzy community will open to allow everyone to post. This seems like a good place for us to gather, share memories, and say our goodbyes.
Thanks for spending your time with us. We’re really going to miss this place.
Dan
Indafotó

Indafotó is a large Hungarian image hosting service, launched in 2007, and operated by Inda-Labs, that runs quite popular services in Hungary such as Blog.hu, Indavideó, Index Fórum, and is also related to the #1 Hungarian website index.hu.
== Site reconnaissance ==
As of February 2023, according to the search page, it is hosting more than 8,900,000 photos, but according to the image ids, it is, or has hosted more than 27 million images (it might be that not all images are public).
Most of the images seem to be photos of good quality, with little sexually explicit content.
Through the search function, even the oldest pictures are available, dating back to 2007.
58,482 users belong to the above mentioned images (i.e. that many users have at least one image uploaded); some users have tens of thousands of images uploaded.
== Archiving ==
With a strong business and technological background, one would think the website is not in danger. However, user:bzc6p considers the time has arrived for archiving the content, for the following reasons:
* Technical issues (broken search not showing images since April 2019, no https on the main page etc.)
* Seems to be abandoned by staff
* The world has changed a lot in 13 years, and while back then blog.hu and index.hu themselves seem to have used Indafotó to store images, they don't any more
* There is some turmoil around the flagship service index.hu, this might have further consequences
* Image hosting services are incremental. That is, already uploaded images can be continuously saved – one day they will have to be, anyway.
User:bzc6p started archiving the 58,482 users and their corresponding 8,914,482 images in June 2023.
=== Status ===
As of 2024-12-14, approximately 96.3% of the users and 30.7% of the images have been downloaded (because users with fewer images are being archived first). 
=== Archives ===
Uploading of archived user content to the following items has been started: https://archive.org/details/@bzc6p?query=indafoto_hu_users_u1k. Items get populated with WARCs slowly (as IA upload speed permits...) throughout 2025.
Category:Image hosting
Indavideó

Indavideó is the most popular Hungarian video hosting service (that is, the most popular among ones operated in Hungary.) It was launched in 2007.
Indavideó, being a product of Indamedia Group, also hosts video content for the Index.hu news website.
Another reason for its popularity may be that they don't fight copyrighted content as much as YouTube, so episodes of many popular TV series are hosted here.
It is uncertain how many videos are hosted. There is no pager with which all videos could be discovered. In the source code of video pages, there seems to be an incremental numeric identifier, which is at 3,440,000 as of October 2020, but it seems to be incrementing not (always) by one.
Inda-Labs states that, as of this date, avg. 400 videos are uploaded each day.https://inda.hu/#indavideo
Category:Video hosting
Index.hu

Index.hu is a Hungarian news portal, and also the most popular Hungarian website (as of 2018, per ite.hu ranking). It is also one of the oldest Hungarian websites, launched in 1999.
== Losing independence? ==
In June 2020, editors of the website started to feel their independence in danger,http://web.archive.org/web/20200728093242/https://www.euronews.com/2020/06/22/hungary-s-main-online-news-site-index-hu-says-independence-in-danger and in July most of the editors resigned.http://web.archive.org/web/20200729130757/https://index.hu/english/2020/07/24/editorial_board_of_index_resigns/?token=43c55e8d226860778b4b8f73c99ad1ca
Some people fear that the news outlet now being in opposition can be taken over by government-friendly owners, and that would result in deletion of content.https://www.reddit.com/r/hungary/comments/hef5ik/le_k%C3%A9ne_menteni_az_indexet/
== Archiving ==
Archival of the website started on 2020-07-25 with ArchiveBot (). According to ArchiveBot records, the process ended on 2021-04-10, with more than 3.5 TB of content saved. It should already be available in the Wayback Machine.
== Notes ==
Category:News
Index Fórum

Index Fórum is inarguably the largest and oldest web forum service of Hungary. Launched in 1997, it has an uncountable number of topics (threads) in a lot of different forums and forum groups. It's still popular in 2020.
== Archiving ==
In response to the turmoil around Index.hu, the archival of Index Fórum was started on 2020-07-25, with ArchiveBot (). The archiving process was OOM-killed on 2021-12-30 after uploading several million URLs and several TB of data.
Infinite Crisis

Infinite Crisis is a multiplayer online battle arena (or MOBA) game somewhat based on the DC Comics series of the same name.
=Shutdown=
After much deliberation, we regret to announce the official shutdown of Infinite Crisis. We will end development efforts today and will close the service on August 14, 2015.
----
Between now and August 14th, the game will remain available to play completely free. If you have any questions, contact Customer Service for assistance at http://support.infinitecrisis.com.
Steam Customer Support will refund any customer who purchased either The Starter Pack or The Elite Pack. To request a refund, please follow the instructions here: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=6345-QIDX-7244.
This was an extremely difficult decision to make. On behalf of the entire Infinite Crisis team we want to thank all of you for your feedback, support and for joining together to create one of the best communities in gaming.
=References=
Ingyenweb.hu

Ingyenweb.hu is an ancient Hungarian free webhosting service. It was launched in 2001, and had popularity in the 2000s, partly because it provided many different domain names (besides ingyenweb.hu) under which the user could register his own website.
As of 2020-10-03, the search engine of ingyenweb.hu lists 24,039 registered websites.
The service and the websites seem to be working properly as of 2020, but it seems that the whole thing has not been touched since 2006. Some people are still using it, but probably a little percentage of all websites ever registered are updated today.
In fact, there are (and even were back then) several other free webhosting services in Hungary, with better options (more space, less ads, more sophisticated interface).
== History ==
::Source of information: Wayback Machine captures
The service was launched in 2001, and an owner change happened in 2003, when the interface of the service was redesigned. This design is active still as of 2020.
In 2003, they bought 20 Hungarian domain names, under which users could register their own subdomains. Among these, there were many good looking ones, e.g. doctor.hu, click.hu and general Hungarian words. At this time, they offered 50 MB disk space.
In the following years, they introduced a paid ad-free option. They also bought more domains, so that users could choose from more than 50, including ones with accents (e.g. nok.hu and nők.hu).
In 2011, the available space for a website was 200 MB, and this is the situation as of 2020.
== Owner ==
Since 2003, the service is operated by Port Kft., that runs webtar.hu paid domain registering and webhosting service. The company seems to be profitable according to balance sheets.
== Related websites ==
They seem to be running the following other community websites:
* videok.hu (video sharing)
* gyertyalang.hu (light a candle for the deceased)
* netrandi.hu (dating)
* licit.hu (auctions)
* napivicc.hu (jokes)
These are still working, but show little activity.
== Archiving ==
Ingyenweb.hu is an important source about what the Hungarian user-generated web looked like in the 2000s. It is comparable to Geocities or AOL Hometown. (Not this is the only one in Hungary, but this is probably the one that has been left on us most intact.)
Considering that it is barely used today, but old websites have not been deleted (!), and the owner may not be interested in keeping the service running (they could sell the domain names alone for a good sum), it is considered to be endangered.
user:bzc6p archived all the 24,039 websites in October 2020. The archives are sometimes incomplete, as many websites use a lot of different unknown tools, including Javascript and Java (!) based ones. (I myself saw colour-changing buttons implemented with embedded Java in 2004. --bzc6p)
The archives can be found here and here. Their total size is cca. 80 GB.
Category:Web hosting
Ini.hu

ini.hu is a Hungarian free webhosting service.
== History ==
It was launched in 1999 (or 1998), when they provided only free subdomains under ini.hu, but users had to pay for storage.
In 2008, they introduced a free (ad-supported) plan with 30 MB storage for websites. At the same time, they started to offer other domain names under which users could register their own subdomains. In 2020, users can choose from 55 different domains.
The rules and interface of the service seems to be unchanged since 2008.
A profitable software development and IT solutions company, Deltha Rendszerház Kft., is behind the service.
== Site reconnaissance ==
The Terms state that "names not used at least once for more than three months may be subject to deletion" and "names must be renewed once a year". These rules may or may not actually be imposed.
There is no public directory of registered ini.hu names.
A quick search shows that many users use only the domain name service of ini.hu, and in these cases they actually point to websites built with other – usually free – hosting services.
== Sources ==
* Wayback Machine captures
* ini.hu website (retrieved: 2020-10-11)
Category:Web hosting
Ininet.hu

ininet.hu is a Hungarian web hosting provider that offers paid and used to offer free webhosting.
The first Wayback Machine capture of ininet.hu is from 2012. Then, besides paid plans, they offered a free web hosting plan with an own subdomain under ininet.hu and 500 MB disk space. This service is not offered any more in 2017, but as of 2020, plenty of websites are hosted under an ininet.hu subdomain, so probably already registered users could continue using the service, either for free or for a discount price. Unfortunately, no information could be found about it.
This also means that there is no directory of ininet.hu websites.
Category:Web hosting
Inkblazers

Inkblazers is an art hosting website, primarily focused on comics. Running out of money, erasing everything on February 1, 2015.
== Shutdown notice ==
To the Inkblazers Community,
It is with a sad heart that we have to announce starting February 1st we will be taking down Inkblazers.com permanently. We have been trying to find a path for Inkblazers and unfortunately we have reached a point where we can no longer financially support the continuation of the site which cost us upwards of $65,000USD a month. Every single dollar earned from the subscribers went directly back to the artists and authors.
The last four years have been the most amazing journey for our entire team and very humbling to engage with this passionate and amazing community. We understand the far reaching impact this has on the numerous authors that have put their faith in us and made a living on our site over the years. We are very sorry it has come to this and we have no words for the disappointment and anger you must be experiencing.
To help ease all of the authors that have placed your faith in us and the Preview Program, any author that received a Preview Program Payment in either November or December will receive an additional three month payment in the coming weeks to help you make your transition. So if you earned $10 in either November or December, you will receive a $30 payment to help ease your transition. We wanted to make sure everybody is supported to the best of our abilities during this difficult time.
After February 1st all user and author data as well as images will be deleted permanently. To be clear, every single file, data, everything will be deleted. We will not be archiving or keeping any information or files after February 1st. All subscriptions will be refunded over the next week as well. Any orders previously placed on Inkblazers will be shipped.
Our sincerest apologies,
Victor Chu
== Site structure ==
Everything can be discovered through the sitemaps, which are updated daily.
== Archives ==
WARC files are being uploaded to the archiveteam_inkblazers collection. They will be viewable in the Wayback Machine eventually.
Category:Image hosting
Instacast

Instacast is a podcast app for iOS and Mac. Its parent company, Vemedio, ran out of money in June/July and had to close the cloud service Instacast Cloud. The app itself, stripped of the cloud features, is still available as Instacast Core as of .
== Site structure ==
* https://instacastcloud.com/shared/episode/2ix9
** 1-4 characters, lowercase alphanumeric
** Same content available at https://instacastcloud.com/b/2ix9
** MP3s are hosted externally but probably should be grabbed as well. Podcasts that aren't well-known are especially at risk of disappearing completely.
== Archiving ==
The metadata was saved through ArchiveBot in job . ( only retrieved a handful of pages linked from the homepage.) The linked podcasts themselves have not been saved yet.
For the archived version of a specific page, use the Wayback Machine. If you're looking for the bulk archive files instead, see the job links above.