Eternity Service: submitting sites

# Submitting web sites to the Eternity Service

## Enter site URL

Site URL:

(If you want to mirror an entire site, give the site's home page: http://www.foo.null/, to mirror a particular users files use the URL that user quotes as his home page eg: http://www.foo.null/~fred/, to mirror a particular collection of files only, give the start url for that collection, eg: http://www.foo.null/widgets/ for John's collection of widget information).

## Enter URL prefix restriction

Prefix:

(If you want to mirror only Fred's files, and Fred has a link to the sites home page, this will result in the whole site being sucked up. To prevent this you can put a URL prefix which documents must have in order to be archived. eg: a prefix restriction of http://www.foo.null/~fred/ and a site URL of http://www.foo.null/~fred/ would prevent the archiving of http://www.foo.null and other links leading off from that on the same site, even if Fred has a link to it on his pages.)

## Enter maximum recursion depth

Enter maximum depth to recurse into web pages looking for further links to archive:

Depth:

(0 is only inline images of the first page, 1 will get you a copy of all links referenced from that page, plus all the inline images referenced from them. If you put in a huge value, it will explore all links subject to the restrictions on prefix. It won't get stuck in recursion, it will notice that it has "been here before".)

## Test what will be archived

Click the button to see a report of which documents are referenced from the size of each file, and a total of space that would used. You will be able to view the documents, and inline graphics and exclude files individually before submitting the site. Or, if the documents listed are not what you expected you can use the back button on your browser to return to this page, and change the restrictions (prefix, depth), and site url.

Test: