>>9443
>[The Danielsaur] made MLP chiptune music.
He was also interested in The Legend of Zelda.
>I'm thinking of downloading his YT channel sometime
I guess I could do that now. Oh, and this is The Legend of Zelda chiptune music (I think?):
https://milki.org/cim/CiM%20-%20Apollo%20iPod%20Video%20Converter%202.6.0%20kg.xm.mp3

>>9557
>[version 1707527605/]
>todo: make it into a shell script
"Done". Version 1707683895 - tested on "My Little Pony: Make Your Mark - TV Show Transcripts" at https://tvshowtranscripts.ourboard.org/viewforum.php?f=1987
->

#!/bin/bash
ipfs daemon & disown
read -p "Enter a URL: " url; echo
urlsafe=$(echo "$url" | sed "s/:\|\/\|?\|=\|&\|(\|)\|,\|+\|'\|*\|%\|#/-/g") # what about ! and $ ?
echo "$url" > "$urlsafe.txt"
lynx -source "$url" > "$urlsafe.htm"
ipfs add -rHQ . > "../$urlsafe.cid"; mv -n "../$urlsafe.cid" .
cat "$urlsafe.cid" | sed "s/^/ipfs:\/\//g"; ipfs dht provide $(cat "$urlsafe.cid")

-> https://ipfs.ssi.eecc.de/ipfs/QmX49raExa5w2SYMyRtN5fKDaCvCsyFZ45yF7fzCPjvmH3

>>9566
>>There should be a way to get the list of all of the files in the ZIP regardless if I have the non-metadata parts.
>That would be awesome.
As I remembered here -- >>9542 -- that's only possible if you either have the entire ZIP file or the tail bytes of it which contain the Central Directory structure. As I learned from rescening ZIP files, both 7z and exiftool provide OK file lists, but their timestamps don't match perfectly to what the timestamp bytes in the ZIP file detail. So the best ZIP file list would be something like "7z l $file" + "exiftool -a $file" + timestamp bytes from the ZIP file.