Is there a good Archive.org/Wayback Machine website reconstructor?

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I'm looking for an app to build a PBN out of expired domains. One that would reconstruct the original URL/linterlinking/permalink structure. I don't mind paying. Does something like this exist?

thanks!

 

tazarbm

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like this?
https://archivarix.com/

 

DuckingOutstanding

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+1 for Archivarix... Does wonders, very simple to use and is totally my go-to.. first 200 pages of any site you want to reconstruct your free and it's really cheap beyond that as well if you need more pages

 

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Thank you!!!

 

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There's a project on github called "wayback-machine-downloader" which is an archive.org crawler done in Ruby. Allows you to specify date ranges (to pluck out certain versions of the site, e.g. before the domain-resellers grabbed the expired domain). Just need Ruby 1.9.2 installed, and gem does the rest.

 

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I've used VAs for this and had the content expanded. Works nicely but it does cost more than an auto system.

 

rafark

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I believe there was a member selling software that does this in the marketplace. Maybe you could do a quick search in the misc section.

 

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tazarbm said:

like this?
https://archivarix.com/

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oh that's tidy!