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Some gutenberg books have not been updated for a while and have bad names #841
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These are the single book languages in PG. They're still there. |
Oh great, thank you! Then it is just a matter of changing the ZIM metadata? Why are these ZIMs not updated by openZIM while all other are? |
maybe a zero-index bug? |
@Popolechien why do you want to remove these files? did we made a decision in the past to not publish them anymore? If @eshellman is right (and I know he probably is right), I see no reason to not publish these ZIMs, we "just" have to fix the scraper Is it correct to say that all these books are referenced as having multiple languages? I'm quite inclined to believe this might be the issue, I don't think Gutenberg is capable to support multiple languages per book nicely. |
@benoit74 I just saw the word "delete" and mindlessly hit the 'assign' button 😁 More seriously, the question stands as to why these are not being updated: the last run occured 11 hours ago and the latest |
If everytime a random contributor (no offense @B-root74) states that something has to be deleted we delete it, we might have run into troubles 🤪 Anyway, we are all aligned, there is probably an issue in the scraper. openzim/gutenberg#218 |
Oh, but the |
Nevermind, it's on me. Should teach me not to check new issues on a Sunday ^^ |
Some gutenberg books have not been updated for a while (somewhere in 2022) and have bad names (with a
period
at the end).It looks like these languages are not available anymore at Gutenberg project, so I think these files might securely be deleted.
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