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rarbg
Backup of magnets from RARBG
Currently:
clean.py is my Python script for cleaning up magnets post-extraction. I think it might have some finnicky thing going on with the way it fixes two magnets in one line, but it works.
moviesrarbg.txt holds my original post, cleaned up a lot. (117,392)
showsother.txt holds my original post, cleaned up a little. (137,671)
showsrarbg.txt holds my original post, cleaned up a lot. (11,699)
everything.7z holds everything that i've compiled (3,468,029)
everything.7z holds everything that i compiled (3,468,029)
xrmb.7z holds all of xrmb's rarbg magnets (2,843,291)
sorted holds nicely categorized and useful magnets for shows and movies
--- everything.7z is complete ---
(and it would take a large new backup find to convince me otherwise)
(and convince me to update it)
Some of the stuff in everything.7z did not come from RARBG, and that is my next step. I'm accepting suggestions for how to filter those. My current best idea is to write something to look for commonly formatted titles, like TITLE.YEAR.RESOLUTION.SOURCE.ENCODING-GROUP, but I'll need input on what porn/music/games titles usually looked like on RARBG, I'm not familiar with them.
I'll filter everything.7z and split it into its relevant categories. For example, the one I'm most excited for is a .txt file dedicated to solely 1080p BluRay x265 -RARBG movies.
Thanks guys.
Some of the stuff in everything.7z did not come from RARBG, but I just left it all. Xrmb's database is all from RARBG.
This repository was mentioned on TorrentFreak - https://torrentfreak.com/rarbg-over-267000-movie-tv-show-magnet-links-appear-online-230601/
Much more info about this project can be found on Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/13wn554/my_rarbg_magnet_backup_268k/
More info about this project can be found on Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/13wn554/my_rarbg_magnet_backup_268k/