Forked from the scripts used in ArchiveTeam's Warrior. This is intended to be somewhat of a middle ground between the Warrior and the run-pipeline script.

• Seesaw (https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/seesaw-kit)

Aside from that, you'll need whatever is required by the individual project. At present that means:

• rsync
• wget-lua

The provided script (get-wget-lua.sh) is copied from the current project, and works fine on OS X and Linux. On FreeBSD it took some poking with. Take the binary it produces it and put it in the directory you're going to use as the working directory, not somewhere in your path, as the project scripts won't look for it there. The default is ~/.archiveteam/

Building wget-lua requires:

• lua
• OpenSSL or GnuTLS

Once that's set up, execute run-autorunner. To stop gracefully, either use the web interface or touch 'STOP' in the working directory.

usage: run-autorunner [-h] [--dir DIRECTORY] [--concurrent N] [--address HOST]
                      [--port PORT]
                      DOWNLOADER

Run ArchiveTeam's choice.

positional arguments:
  DOWNLOADER       your username

optional arguments:
  -h, --help       show this help message and exit
  --dir DIRECTORY  directory for data and projects (default: ~/.archiveteam)
  --concurrent N   work on N items at a time (default: 1)
  --address HOST   the IP address of the web interface (default: 0.0.0.0)
  --port PORT      the port number for the web interface (default: 8001)