Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Images from APC

2012-03-15 Thread Tim Starling
On 13/03/12 19:51, John Vandenberg wrote:
 The Australian Paralympic Committee has provided ~650 images to
 Wikimedia Australia that need to be uploaded to Commons.

 They are broken into four sets and they are now hosted on our server.

 663,512 Mb - New Atlanta scans 1 of 3 - 207 photographs
 480,108 Mb - New Atlanta scans 2 of 3 - 156 photographs
 470,000 Mb - New Atlanta scans 3 of 3 - 142 photographs
 531,828 Mb - New Barcelona scans - 140 photographs

 If anyone is able to download zip files that big, and reupload the
 images to Commons, let me know and I'll give you the URL of one set to
 download.

Bulk image uploads can be done on the server side using importImages.php:

http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:ImportImages.php

You just have to provide a .txt file for each image giving its image
description, i.e. 650 .txt files. Also the files have to be named
appropriately, preferably with a prefix to avoid conflicts with
existing file names.

If you have a zip file in that form, then you can file a shell request
in bugzilla.wikimedia.org for it to be imported.

Alternatively you can use Commonist or some other automated client.

-- Tim Starling

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Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Images from APC

2012-03-15 Thread Robert Myers
I'm uploading them via Commonist which I've modified for this. Just need to 
check for what have already been uploaded, trying to ident some of the athletes 
as well as getting the file names correct, after that I'll do the mass upload 
of one batch. Storms in the area are not helping ATM.

Sent from my iPhone

On 16/03/2012, at 11:47 AM, Tim Starling tstarl...@wikimedia.org wrote:

 On 13/03/12 19:51, John Vandenberg wrote:
 The Australian Paralympic Committee has provided ~650 images to
 Wikimedia Australia that need to be uploaded to Commons.
 
 They are broken into four sets and they are now hosted on our server.
 
 663,512 Mb - New Atlanta scans 1 of 3 - 207 photographs
 480,108 Mb - New Atlanta scans 2 of 3 - 156 photographs
 470,000 Mb - New Atlanta scans 3 of 3 - 142 photographs
 531,828 Mb - New Barcelona scans - 140 photographs
 
 If anyone is able to download zip files that big, and reupload the
 images to Commons, let me know and I'll give you the URL of one set to
 download.
 
 Bulk image uploads can be done on the server side using importImages.php:
 
 http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:ImportImages.php
 
 You just have to provide a .txt file for each image giving its image
 description, i.e. 650 .txt files. Also the files have to be named
 appropriately, preferably with a prefix to avoid conflicts with
 existing file names.
 
 If you have a zip file in that form, then you can file a shell request
 in bugzilla.wikimedia.org for it to be imported.
 
 Alternatively you can use Commonist or some other automated client.
 
 -- Tim Starling
 
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[Wikimediaau-l] Images from APC

2012-03-13 Thread John Vandenberg
The Australian Paralympic Committee has provided ~650 images to
Wikimedia Australia that need to be uploaded to Commons.

They are broken into four sets and they are now hosted on our server.

663,512 Mb - New Atlanta scans 1 of 3 - 207 photographs
480,108 Mb - New Atlanta scans 2 of 3 - 156 photographs
470,000 Mb - New Atlanta scans 3 of 3 - 142 photographs
531,828 Mb - New Barcelona scans - 140 photographs

If anyone is able to download zip files that big, and reupload the
images to Commons, let me know and I'll give you the URL of one set to
download.

These uploads count under the Kickstart grant, ...
http://www.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/Proposal:Camera_equipment_program#Kickstart_grant

but be warned that the photos are often unidentified people, so it may
be hard to categorise without doing a lot of research ;-)

In which case you may be interested in joining the hopau mailing list
and the Wikipedians to the Games program.

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/hopau
https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/HOPAU/W2G

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John Vandenberg

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