I took the same list provided by this post and added a few more extensions to the search. In doing so I was able to successfully download 2327/2542 NATIVE files. I performed this search by making HEAD requests for each URL before trying to download them with a GET request. This search method resulted in me finding an additional 3 files that gave Content-Type and Content-Length in the HEAD response but ultimately "disappeared" and gave a 404 when performing a GET response.
NOTE:
All MS office files (.doc(x), .xls(x), .ppt(x)) are exactly ZERO bytes long.
There are two sqlite .db files which are password protected and I have not yet tried to crack.
Lots of jail footage
I think very small .avi videos which many sequential Bates numbers are actually single frames that need to be recombined into the original video. I have not done so.
I found this in a random doc today. I’ll add it to your list and give it a shot tonight. It’ll be slow going so I don’t get rate limited again. I think if you hit too many 404’s in a row the CDN locks you out for a bit.
I could only grab ~44 of the NATIVEs you’ve listed and they total up to a tiny portion of the expected 80GB remaining. The hard part is guessing what file extension these files will have without getting rate limited by DOJ. I was hoping to get a copy of the zip file’s EOCD but it’s still down.
If anyone ever sees that zip come back please try and download the last 150-200MB. That’s where the zip archive’s table of contents is gonna live.
You rock. I didn’t realize NATIVEs had a placeholder PDF. I’ll try and scrape the media files tonight to add to the existing dataset 9 more complete archive.
At the moment this is the source I’ve been relying on. Not an exact file list per se but a comprehensive list of dataset magnets:
https://github.com/yung-megafone/Epstein-Files
I took the same list provided by this post and added a few more extensions to the search. In doing so I was able to successfully download 2327/2542 NATIVE files. I performed this search by making HEAD requests for each URL before trying to download them with a GET request. This search method resulted in me finding an additional 3 files that gave Content-Type and Content-Length in the HEAD response but ultimately "disappeared" and gave a 404 when performing a GET response.
NOTE:
All MS office files (.doc(x), .xls(x), .ppt(x)) are exactly ZERO bytes long.
There are two sqlite .db files which are password protected and I have not yet tried to crack.
Lots of jail footage
I think very small .avi videos which many sequential Bates numbers are actually single frames that need to be recombined into the original video. I have not done so.
Extensions I tried:
Torrent file: https://archive.org/details/data-set-9-native.tar.xz
NOTE: See INFO folder for more information.
For anyone watching this post, I just dropped an update on that issue. Will be posting a new magnet link for the 84GB I was able to download soon.
Can you also check and see if dataset 8/10/11 have all the native files they should based on the presence of these placeholders?
I found this in a random doc today. I’ll add it to your list and give it a shot tonight. It’ll be slow going so I don’t get rate limited again. I think if you hit too many 404’s in a row the CDN locks you out for a bit.
I could only grab ~44 of the NATIVEs you’ve listed and they total up to a tiny portion of the expected 80GB remaining. The hard part is guessing what file extension these files will have without getting rate limited by DOJ. I was hoping to get a copy of the zip file’s EOCD but it’s still down.
If anyone ever sees that zip come back please try and download the last 150-200MB. That’s where the zip archive’s table of contents is gonna live.
You rock. I didn’t realize NATIVEs had a placeholder PDF. I’ll try and scrape the media files tonight to add to the existing dataset 9 more complete archive.
What’s your method for getting the zip file without being cut off by the CDN?
Hi, OG 101GB dataset uploaded here. The DAT/OPT files are exactly what I used to fetch the files for this dataset.
I want to go through the other partial dataset 9 zips and check for deltas in the contents of the DAT/OPT files but haven’t had the time yet.