Have at 'em.
.docker/es_sync_config.json
.docker/nyaa-config-partial.py
config.example.py
migrations/versions/2bceb2cb4d7c_add_comment_count_to_torrent.py
nyaa/api_handler.py
nyaa/static/search-sukebei.xml
nyaa/templates/home.html
nyaa/torrents.py
utils/api_info.py
utils/api_uploader_v2.py TRACKER_API_AUTH = 'topsecret'
TRACKER_API_URL = 'http://127.0.0.1:6881/api'The real damning thing in that repository are the few lines that play Toy Story 2 if you run them.
It connects with a tracker, which might be used to help distribute copyrighted works illegally, but also any other types of files.
It's possible I'm not getting your sarcasm.
Really the most suspicious ones are the python scripts in utils, which connect to the api on https://nyaa.si by default. Although those also only seem to allow you to upload torrents (not an infrinfing activity) and download the info of a single entry on nyaa (possibly infringing?).
Also they curiously left out sync_es.py, not that that one does anything too interesting (it synchronizes a elasticsearch database with a MySql database) but it is the script that actually uses those configuration files they picked out.
Which would effectively give any copyright holder carte blanche to censor any information that can be used to infringe their copyright.
>> The identified files and code are preconfigured to find and provide infringing copies of our Members’ film and tv content to Nyaa.si users in violation of copyright law.
It's one thing to host software that can be used for this. It's another to host software specifically configured for it. Still might be legal. I wanted to see what the linked configuration files actually contain, but they've been taken down.
It still smacks of going after the tools rather than the infringers.