There is a problem with the german umlaut ß (all the others, ä, ö and ü, work), the pictures aren't downloaded. I don't have the time to look into that now, so I keep downloading all the others and will try to find a solution tomorrow (and then download the ß-ones).
So if your language has some special characters that are accepted on commons and widely used (unfortunately, the german word for street is Straße ;) ) you should test that first. Once I have a workaround, I'll let you know. On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 10:37 PM, elya <[email protected]> wrote: > ...and here comes the documentation for the file list script, my > gratitude goes to DerHexer: > > 0) replace one line in the python script: > > old: liste = inhalt.split() > new: liste = inhalt.split(",") > > 1) add this line to your personal vector.js on Commons: > > importScript('Commons:Wiki Loves Monuments 2011/filelistpercountry.js'); > > 2) Trigger with this URL: > > http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2011/TriggerFileList&action=edit > > > 3) Input the country (spelling like in the WLM category, e.g. "the > Netherlands") and click "OK" > > 3a) Have a coffee or two, depending on the number of images ... > > 4) Get your list :) > > > > Regards, > > elya > > Am 01.10.11 21:41, schrieb Kilian Kluge: > > Since the question was just raised on the IRC channel, I thought I'd > share > > our procedure with everybody. > > > > First, some background information: We have nine jurors in Germany, eight > of > > them being Wikipedians from various fields and backgrounds and one > expert. > > The jury will meet at the end of October for two days and will compile a > top > > 100. > > > > To prepare this weekend (they have to reach a decision then no matter > what > > ;) ) it's obviously necessary to previously review all the pictures, > there > > shouldn't be more than say 600-900 pictures to judge from. So we decided > to > > do the following: Each of the eight Wikipedians will get his or her share > of > > the almost 30000 uploads and will have to select at most 100 to bring to > the > > final round. > > > > Each juror receives his or her 3750 pictures on a usb flash drive. This > > allows me to "randomize" what each juror gets and is also very convenient > > for the jurors since they don't have to download anything. On the flash > > drive, each juror can handle the pictures in whatever way they like. They > > can delete some, create folders, use the image viewer of their choice, > tag > > the pictures etc. For the final meeting, they can just bring the flash > drive > > with them and the jury can quickly and easily create a shortlist. > > > > The files still have their original name, so after the jury made their > > decision, they can go to commons and check whether each selected picture > > really fulfills all requirements. > > > > So how does it work exactly? > > > > I got a chronological list from the commons API with all files uploaded > for > > WLM in Germany. I asked german Wikipedian DerHexer for the list, he > claims > > it's quite easy to do, we already asked him to provide examples or - even > > better - a small form. > > > > The list comes as one long line separated by spaces (which in my opinion > is > > weird ;) ) and I wrote a short python script to handle it: > > > > print "importing modules" > > import os > > print "reading monument list" > > file = open("komplett.txt","r") > > inhalt = file.read() > > liste = inhalt.split() > > print "starting download" > > juror = 1 > > counter = 0 > > for monument in liste: > > print counter > > # going to destination > > os.chdir(str(juror)) > > # preparing wget > > call = "wget " + monument > > # call wget > > os.system(call) > > # mess with jurors > > juror = juror + 1 > > if juror > 8: juror = 1 > > counter = counter + 1 > > os.chdir("..") > > print "Done. " + str(counter) + " files processed." > > > > It's a little messed up in terms of language, but I guess you can see > what > > it does. komplett.txt is the file with all the urls in it, i split it up > and > > process each url. As I already mentioned, we have eight jurors, so I > created > > eight folders named "1", "2", ..., "8" and the script walks through these > > folders. It works quite well, currently I'm at number 1600 ;) > > > > So if there are any questions, let me know, I'll try to answer them. > > > > Best regards, > > > > Kilian > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Wiki Loves Monuments mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikilovesmonuments > http://www.wikilovesmonuments.eu >
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