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Extraction of wiki.bash-hackers.org from the Wayback Machine
This is targeting pages that have been captured by the Wayback Machine that specifically have `'?do=edit'` on the end of their URL. These pages give us the Dokuwiki Markup source, relatively unmolested.
This is targeting pages that have been captured by the Wayback Machine that specifically have `?do=edit` on the end of their URL. These pages give us the Dokuwiki Markup source, relatively unmolested.
See the incomplete script "archive_crawler" to see my working. I would not recommend blindly running it - it's beta quality at best. Just read it and this page to follow the logic... or just fork this repo... or whatever, I'm not your Dad.
- TODO: Markdown linting and transformations
- TODO: Perhaps add a "This was downloaded from [wayback url here] on [date]" to each page...
- TODO: Import page-edit history as git log entries? `?do=revisions` is the secret sauce there...
## Getting the latest capture URL from archive.org

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## General
A simplified version of \`man bash' and interesting bash tricks.:-)
A simplified version of `man bash` and interesting bash tricks.:-)
> The whole site is meant to be like that: a simplified or better
> human-readable collection of manpage snipplets. Maybe a page with the
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**hmm maybe some of this stuff could make it somewhere to the
wiki...:)**
- an article about how to do ksh coprocess in bash (:V4: may be
obsolete regarding [Bash 4 features](bash4))
1. single way -\> process substitution
- an article about how to do ksh coprocess in bash
(:V4: may be obsolete regarding [Bash 4 features](bash4))
1. single way -> process substitution
2. 2 way name pipes
- let's write a interactive tutorial script that teaches readline/bash
(like C-h t in emacs, or vimtutor or vilearn)