The Wikipedia page is changed from active to down:
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=SciVee&diff=prev&oldid=723161154
Some other interesting bits:
$ nslookup www.scivee.tv
Server: 8.8.8.8
Address: 8.8.8.8#53
Non-authoritative answer:
www.scivee.tv canonical name = scivee.rcsb.org.
Name: scivee.rcsb.org
Address: 132.249.231.211
$ nslookup rcsb.org
Server: 8.8.8.8
Address: 8.8.8.8#53
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: rcsb.org
Address: 132.249.231.77
Both IPs are from UCSD. I guess it's maintained by a lab and they don't
maintain it anymore.
[test_download] Print test names in case of network errors
[test_download] Add comments for nose parameters
[test_download] Modify outtmpl to prevent info JSON filename conflicts
Thanks @jaimeMF for the idea.
[travis] Only download tests should be run in parallel
Since Python 3.6, invalid escape sequences are deprecated. It's likely
that there are invalid escape sequences somewhere on the webpage, so
instead of unescaping the whole webpage, just unescape the URL.
See https://bugs.python.org/issue27364. That change was designed for
string literals, while it affects the 'unicode_escape' encoding as well.
The code path is:
str.decode('unicode_escape')
codecs.unicode_escape_decode()
PyUnicode_DecodeUnicodeEscape()
Closes#11924
The API with `page` is no longer used in browsers, and YouTube always
returns {'reload': 'now'} when cookies are provided.
See http://youtube.github.io/spfjs/documentation/start/ for how SPF
works. Basically appending static link with a `spf` parameter yields the
corresponding dynamic link.
To reduce complexity, I don't support old Bangumi URLs directly via
_VALID_URL. Instead, I choose to let it go to generic redirection. An
example can be found in #10190:
http://bangumi.bilibili.com/anime/v/40062
HTMLParser, which is used by extract_attributes, already unescapes
attribute values with HTMLParser.unescape. They shouldn't be unescaped
again, to there may be parsing errors.
Ref: #11219, #11522
1. ProxyError now inherits from socket.error instead of IOError
The only functions socks.py overrides are connect and connect_ex. In
Python 2.x and Python <= 3.2, socket functions raises socket.error. In
newer Python versions, those functions raises OSError instead. The name
socket.error is preserved as an alias of OSError for backward
compability. To keep socks.py compatible with Python's standard library,
it should raise the same exception as raw sockets.
See PEP 3151 (https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3151/) for more
information about the change in Python 3.3.
2. Raise EOFError instead of IOError when the socket receives less data
than it expects
There's no common convention, but both ftplib and telnetlib raises
EOFError for similar situations. socks.py follows them.
Closes#11355
In #11355, only Python 2 is affected. In Python 3, both socket.error and
IOError are alias of OSError, so AbstractHTTPHandler.do_open correctly
catches the error and thus InfoExtractor._is_valid_url works fine.
In pycodestyle 2.1.0, E305 was introduced, which requires two blank
lines after top level declarations, too.
See https://github.com/PyCQA/pycodestyle/issues/400
See also #10689; thanks @stepshal for first mentioning this issue and
initial patches
Closes#11073
In the provided link, SWF params give up to 720P, and VideoConfig
gives 1080P for both best and bestvideo. I guess all Facebook videos
supports HTML5 now, so I remove the old detection for SWF params
This reverts commit 7360db05b4.
This commit was added as an attempt to fix#6046. Unfortunately, the fix
is completely wrong. As reported on #10359, embedded thumbnails are not
displayed in VLC, and Se7en on IRC reports that the embedded thumbnail
misleads mpv as well.
The correct way is using -attachment of ffmpeg, while the current
run_ffmpeg_multiple_files API can't handle it cleanly.
Yen Chi Hsuan