Question about srrdb.com

[Dale]

Many release groups have more than 10,000 releases in the database. If you look for www.srrdb.com in this way 'group:<name of release group>' - I can see a maximum of 200 pages of results. But how to see all the results?

 

[kyll_bil]

i don't find a way by using the site
but here is an imperfect but functional method
the site admin allows you to download the full release list (actually more than 8 millions entries) .

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you can use notepad++ ( or a database management system like MS.Access, phpmyadmin) to use it

 

[9s6YGGKbfVTZ]

There is an API that will let you display 50k results
Just call it with a Python script 50 times each time requesting the maximum 1k results and changing the offset in "skipr:" parameter
Here is example:

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If you want a script that will do that (return all the group releases, or up to 50k of them)
I can write it for you and it will get the data from srrdb and create text file.

 

[rappunzel]

There is an API that will let you display 50k results
Just call it with a Python script 50 times each time requesting the maximum 1k results and changing the offset in "skipr:" parameter
Here is example:

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If you want a script that will do that (return all the group releases, or up to 50k of them)
I can write it for you and it will get the data from srrdb and create text file.

the route parameter also works for browser

https://www.srrdb.com/browse/skipr:0.50000/1

 

[klicker]

i don't find a way by using the site
but here is an imperfect but functional method
the site admin allows you to download the full release list (actually more than 8 millions entries) .

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you can use notepad++ ( or a database management system like MS.Access, phpmyadmin) to use it

This is an absolutely spectacular share!

After losing 200TB of stuff in a house fire, starting over seemed almost too much to bother with.

Those filling requests here have been awesome! But trying to figure out the releases I liked the most from years back can be a challenge.

This glorious list is just a wealth of knowledge all laid out to read over at one's leisure. THANK YOU, kyll_bil!