Archive.org Video Autouploader Script
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I want a lean, command-line script that automatically uploads videos from WWW.TVINGOLSTADT.de to Archive.org on my Linux server. The goal is to drop it into a cron job and let it run hands-free—no prompts, no GUI.
Core requirements
• Runs on Linux only, fully non-interactive so it behaves nicely under crontab.
• Accepts MP4 and AVI files and uploads them exactly as they are; no resolution changes, re-encoding, or “helper” GUIs.
• Talks directly to the Archive.org API for authentication, metadata, and file transfer.
• Can work either from a supplied list of files or by scanning a list from TVINGOLSTADT.de and upload their MEDIA-ARCHIVE as local-television-station to the ARCHIVE.org using the ARCHIVE.org API-upload information....
Deliverables
1. The complete script (bash, Python, or another common Linux-friendly language).
2. A concise README that covers prerequisites, how to generate Archive.org credentials, example cron entry, and any environment variables.
3. A sample config or template files if your approach needs them.
If you have prior experience with Archive.org’s S3-style interface, rclone, or direct API calls, please highlight it—speed and reliability matter more than fancy UI.
Core requirements
• Runs on Linux only, fully non-interactive so it behaves nicely under crontab.
• Accepts MP4 and AVI files and uploads them exactly as they are; no resolution changes, re-encoding, or “helper” GUIs.
• Talks directly to the Archive.org API for authentication, metadata, and file transfer.
• Can work either from a supplied list of files or by scanning a list from TVINGOLSTADT.de and upload their MEDIA-ARCHIVE as local-television-station to the ARCHIVE.org using the ARCHIVE.org API-upload information....
Deliverables
1. The complete script (bash, Python, or another common Linux-friendly language).
2. A concise README that covers prerequisites, how to generate Archive.org credentials, example cron entry, and any environment variables.
3. A sample config or template files if your approach needs them.
If you have prior experience with Archive.org’s S3-style interface, rclone, or direct API calls, please highlight it—speed and reliability matter more than fancy UI.