ArchiveBox is evolving: the future of self-hosted internet archives

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663 points nikisweeting | 2 comments | 16 Oct 24 16:18 UTC | HN request time: 0.507s | source

We've been pushing really hard over the last 6mo to develop this release. I'd love to hear feedback from people who've worked on big plugin systems in the past, or anyone who's tried our betas!

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dark-star ◴[16 Oct 24 21:28 UTC] No.41864022[source]▶

>>41860909 (OP) #

Some time ago I installed ArchiveBox on a RaspberryPi 4 running k3s (a lightweight Kubernetes distro).

I have documented that here: https://darkstar.github.io/2022/02/07/k3s-on-raspberrypi-at-...

Note that this was a rather old version and some things have probably changed compared to now, so YMMV, but it might still provide a good reference for those who want to try

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1. nikisweeting ◴[16 Oct 24 21:58 UTC] No.41864258[source]▶

>>41864022 #

Thanks for making that tutorial!

Happy to report that most of the quirks you cover have been improved:

- uid 999 is no longer just enforced, you can pass any PUID:GUID now (like Linuxserver.io containers)

- it now accepts ADMIN_USERNAME + ADMIN_PASSWORD env vars to create an initial admin user on first start without having to exec

- archivebox/archivebox:latest is 0.7.2 (yearly stable release) and :dev is the 0.8.x pre-release updated daily. All Images are all amd64 & arm64 compatible.

- singlefile and sonic are now included in all images & available on all platforms amd64/arm64

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2. dark-star ◴[16 Oct 24 22:19 UTC] No.41864417[source]▶

>>41864258 (TP) #

yeah I really need to update that guide. Since I published it I have updated ArchiveBox locally to a newer version but never bothered to update the guide :)

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