18:58 PM
CJ_
gcilou, Agreed. I run into the same issue. :)
2016-01-13 01341, 2016
19:01 PM
Leo_Verto
Ha
2016-01-13 01345, 2016
19:01 PM
Leo_Verto
"published literature"
2016-01-13 01314, 2016
19:02 PM
Leo_Verto
If it's on YouTube, it's official. Take that, LordSputnik! :P
2016-01-13 01320, 2016
19:02 PM
ruaok
and there is also filtering to make people's voices lower.
2016-01-13 01355, 2016
19:02 PM
Leo_Verto
gcilou, what sort of microphone did you use for the video?
2016-01-13 01320, 2016
19:03 PM
gcilou
Just the built in on my computer Leo_Verto
2016-01-13 01303, 2016
19:04 PM
Leo_Verto
Mhm, I think the sound quality's pretty good considering that
2016-01-13 01305, 2016
19:04 PM
CJ_
It came out surprisingly clear.
2016-01-13 01320, 2016
19:04 PM
gcilou
Yeah...I was in my closet on the floor. lol
2016-01-13 01328, 2016
19:04 PM
CJ_
Leo_Verto, My complaint was not about the quality. Just that the volume was a bit low compared to the music. :)
2016-01-13 01329, 2016
19:04 PM
CJ_
gcilou, :D
2016-01-13 01330, 2016
19:04 PM
ruaok
creative. :)
2016-01-13 01340, 2016
19:04 PM
CJ_
gcilou, Laptop?
2016-01-13 01328, 2016
19:05 PM
gcilou
CJ_, MacBook Air
2016-01-13 01309, 2016
19:06 PM
CJ_
Understood.
2016-01-13 01309, 2016
19:06 PM
opatel99
Anyone want to test my preliminary Facebook Event Script?
2016-01-13 01321, 2016
19:06 PM
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19:11 PM
gcilou
Leo_Verto, does BB contain non-published literature then?
2016-01-13 01307, 2016
19:12 PM
Leo_Verto
No, but we had a discussion on how to describe BB
2016-01-13 01323, 2016
19:12 PM
Leo_Verto
Whether it stores literature or publications/books
2016-01-13 01358, 2016
19:12 PM
gcilou
Ah. Well I guess "officially" it has "published literature" haha
2016-01-13 01359, 2016
19:13 PM
Leo_Verto
I'm not a native English speaker but apparently a lot of people consider literature to be only high literature or something
2016-01-13 01330, 2016
19:15 PM
gcilou
Oh. I can see that, but for a database, it's not really BBs place to say what's "high" and whats "low" i guess.
2016-01-13 01334, 2016
19:16 PM
Leo_Verto
Yeah, I think that's one of the reasons why it says "every single book, magazine, journal and other publication ever written" on BB's index these days
2016-01-13 01310, 2016
19:18 PM
gcilou
I agree.
2016-01-13 01345, 2016
19:54 PM
bitmap
zas: ping
2016-01-13 01312, 2016
19:57 PM
zas
pong
2016-01-13 01317, 2016
19:57 PM
reosarevok
opatel99: sure :)
2016-01-13 01326, 2016
19:57 PM
reosarevok has some past events he hasn't added yet after all
2016-01-13 01304, 2016
19:58 PM
zas
bitmap: pingu is back, we need to plan few things about it and other servers
2016-01-13 01340, 2016
19:58 PM
bitmap
ok. I haven't fully read the chatlogs yet
2016-01-13 01345, 2016
19:58 PM
zas
first, i would like to see how you proceed for musicbrainz server updates (is this just running cookbooks)
2016-01-13 01309, 2016
19:59 PM
ruaok
zas: baron install is scheduled for midnight.
2016-01-13 01345, 2016
19:59 PM
zas
i think we can try uninstalling nginx from pingu, and re-run cookbooks to see if it is installed and started (trying to reproduce the dagon issue)
2016-01-13 01316, 2016
20:00 PM
zas
then in this case, pingu mb install needs to be updated anyway
2016-01-13 01335, 2016
20:00 PM
zas
since you did at least one release since it was taken out
2016-01-13 01345, 2016
20:00 PM
bitmap
I use `fab -H $server production` from my local machine, which basically just updates server-configs on $server and provisions it
2016-01-13 01350, 2016
20:00 PM
bitmap
2016-01-13 01306, 2016
20:01 PM
zas
oh, this is why i didnt find things on servers ;)
2016-01-13 01334, 2016
20:01 PM
bitmap
lately I've been taking $server out of rotation before I do that, though
2016-01-13 01319, 2016
20:02 PM
bitmap
because it does a `git pull` before it does svc -h, causing a bunch of ISEs if the .tt files reference new actions in the perl
2016-01-13 01333, 2016
20:02 PM
zas
yes, prolly safer
2016-01-13 01349, 2016
20:02 PM
zas
though fab could stop server before anything
2016-01-13 01310, 2016
20:03 PM
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20:03 PM
zas
second, it was in question to use ws servers and website server
2016-01-13 01321, 2016
20:04 PM
zas
since now we have 5 servers, we could have 4 as ws servers, and one as website-only server
2016-01-13 01348, 2016
20:04 PM
bitmap
I think it's a good idea
2016-01-13 01351, 2016
20:04 PM
zas
i wonder if playing with nginx proxy setup would be enough, or if it would require more
2016-01-13 01315, 2016
20:05 PM
zas
because in any case we still need to eventually have a backup website server
2016-01-13 01327, 2016
20:05 PM
zas
for update downtime or failure
2016-01-13 01312, 2016
20:06 PM
bitmap
right now we have separate unix sockets on each app server for the website/ws, but they don't appear to help much when the search servers freak out
2016-01-13 01348, 2016
20:07 PM
zas
what i would like is in fact to have 5 identical servers, and just route /ws/ (or not) requests to different servers
2016-01-13 01320, 2016
20:08 PM
zas
but i don't know much about mb server in fact, so it is perhaps not that easy
2016-01-13 01315, 2016
20:09 PM
bitmap
sounds easy enough, I think
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20:09 PM
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20:11 PM
reosarevok
2016-01-13 01351, 2016
20:11 PM
reosarevok
(as in "why we want to do this", for anyone who's wondering :) )
2016-01-13 01302, 2016
20:12 PM
bitmap
we'd remove this logic from the app servers:
2016-01-13 01307, 2016
20:12 PM
bitmap
2016-01-13 01330, 2016
20:12 PM
zas
for now, let's take pingu back in play and let it run a bit (new RAM) to all is working. I will first uninstall nginx to test cookbook behavior
2016-01-13 01302, 2016
20:13 PM
bitmap
okay
2016-01-13 01330, 2016
20:14 PM
zas
interesting, remove nginx with apt-get on pingu didnt stop it before...
2016-01-13 01330, 2016
20:15 PM
zas
apt-get remove --purge nginx -> not installed
2016-01-13 01358, 2016
20:15 PM
zas
2016-01-13 01329, 2016
20:16 PM
zas
ok
2016-01-13 01350, 2016
20:16 PM
zas
i execute provision.sh
2016-01-13 01357, 2016
20:17 PM
zas
2016-01-13 01356, 2016
20:18 PM
zas
it looks like the cookbook did what it is supposed to do. So the dagon issue was not from here
2016-01-13 01326, 2016
20:19 PM
zas
And /run/nginx.pid was created
2016-01-13 01331, 2016
20:19 PM
zas
No issue
2016-01-13 01326, 2016
20:20 PM
zas
bitmap: do you test the freshly update server somehow ?
2016-01-13 01332, 2016
20:20 PM
stanislas
LordSputnik: ping
2016-01-13 01343, 2016
20:20 PM
zas
updated*
2016-01-13 01310, 2016
20:21 PM
bitmap
I just fetch some pages with w3m once the mbserver service is up
2016-01-13 01321, 2016
20:21 PM
bitmap
from ernie
2016-01-13 01352, 2016
20:22 PM
bitmap
that's strange, I guess the issue may have occurred during the dist upgrade, after rebooting
2016-01-13 01340, 2016
20:23 PM
zas
bitmap: yes, prolly something we can hardly reproduce. I just wanted to be sure it wasnt a cookbook issue
2016-01-13 01352, 2016
20:23 PM
zas
Ok test with w3m, looks to work
2016-01-13 01302, 2016
20:25 PM
zas
bitmap: do you realize you are still using a text browser ... ? (nothing wrong, i'm a former ELinks dev) ;)
2016-01-13 01330, 2016
20:25 PM
bitmap
heh :)
2016-01-13 01350, 2016
20:25 PM
zas
i'll re-add pingu to the set now
2016-01-13 01353, 2016
20:25 PM
bitmap
yes, I just got used to the controls in w3m and never cared enough to use anything else
2016-01-13 01337, 2016
20:28 PM
Leo_Verto
opatel99, is your botbot-web PR ready to be merged?
2016-01-13 01342, 2016
20:30 PM
zas
pingu is handling requests, we are running on 5 servers atm
2016-01-13 01301, 2016
20:31 PM
reosarevok
Yay
2016-01-13 01310, 2016
20:31 PM
reosarevok
Now what, wait a bit and check for errors?
2016-01-13 01322, 2016
20:31 PM
zas
Yes.
2016-01-13 01347, 2016
20:31 PM
zas
Then we'll set the website/ws split
2016-01-13 01302, 2016
20:34 PM
zas
2016-01-13 01318, 2016
20:38 PM
opatel99
Leo_Verto: I don't see why not?
2016-01-13 01340, 2016
20:38 PM
Leo_Verto
just wanted to be sure :)
2016-01-13 01319, 2016
20:40 PM
opatel99
2016-01-13 01313, 2016
20:50 PM
reosarevok
2016-01-13 01324, 2016
20:50 PM
opatel99
Right above the name
2016-01-13 01349, 2016
20:50 PM
opatel99
I'll style and position it later to fit in with the other buttons
2016-01-13 01329, 2016
20:51 PM
Leo_Verto
2016-01-13 01359, 2016
20:52 PM
opatel99
reosarevok: Did you find it?
2016-01-13 01339, 2016
20:53 PM
reosarevok
Nope
2016-01-13 01329, 2016
20:54 PM
reosarevok
Which browser are you in?
2016-01-13 01343, 2016
20:54 PM
reosarevok
(I'm in Chrome with Tampermonkey in case it matters)
2016-01-13 01346, 2016
20:54 PM
stanislas
Leo_Verto: I am curious what is that. a) this commit is removed b) I am commiting only to my fork
2016-01-13 01318, 2016
20:56 PM
Leo_Verto
It also refers to parent commits that don't exist
2016-01-13 01330, 2016
20:57 PM
Leo_Verto
odd o_O
2016-01-13 01343, 2016
20:57 PM
stanislas
Leo_Verto: So you have a point then. Where did you find this commit ?
2016-01-13 01312, 2016
20:58 PM
Leo_Verto
It popped up in my GH notifications
2016-01-13 01350, 2016
20:58 PM
Leo_Verto
And it has a different commit # in your fork
2016-01-13 01338, 2016
20:59 PM
Leo_Verto
But the parent commit# remains the same
2016-01-13 01310, 2016
21:00 PM
stanislas
Leo_Verto: btw. do you know how to get the user from a request in bbws/entity.py in get ? In put and others, it is request.oauth.user, but get doesn't require authentication.
2016-01-13 01331, 2016
21:00 PM
stanislas
Leo_Verto; It doesn't appear in any bookbrainz/bookbrainz-ws branches
2016-01-13 01311, 2016
21:01 PM
stanislas
* branch
2016-01-13 01329, 2016
21:02 PM
Leo_Verto
2016-01-13 01337, 2016
21:02 PM
Leo_Verto
user.user_id
2016-01-13 01349, 2016
21:02 PM
opatel99
2016-01-13 01351, 2016
21:02 PM
Leo_Verto
Ohh
2016-01-13 01359, 2016
21:02 PM
Leo_Verto
Sorry, misunderstood your question
2016-01-13 01328, 2016
21:03 PM
reosarevok
opatel99: yup, it does :)
2016-01-13 01338, 2016
21:03 PM
reosarevok
Wonder what's the difference...
2016-01-13 01328, 2016
21:04 PM
reosarevok
Also, you want to seed the URL also to the URL list, not just the edit note :) See how the iTunes one does it for the iTunes URL I guess :)
2016-01-13 01321, 2016
21:05 PM
gcilou
2016-01-13 01311, 2016
21:07 PM
reosarevok
I can extend at least, sure!
2016-01-13 01320, 2016
21:07 PM
reosarevok
Will check it tomorrow, no school so I have time :)
2016-01-13 01324, 2016
21:07 PM
reosarevok
So extend today seems good
2016-01-13 01329, 2016
21:07 PM
stanislas
Leo_Verto: I've meant the user that is currently doing the query.
2016-01-13 01337, 2016
21:09 PM
reosarevok
gcilou: done :) Remind me to actually check the vid tomorrow too!
2016-01-13 01314, 2016
21:10 PM
gcilou
Thanks :) I'll bug you about it tomorrow..... ;)
2016-01-13 01355, 2016
21:20 PM
LordSputnik
stanislas: there's no way to get the user in GET /entity/:gid
2016-01-13 01305, 2016
21:21 PM
opatel99
reosarevok: Can I get the event that the script doesn't work on? My suspicion is that React is messing with the class names.
2016-01-13 01325, 2016
21:21 PM
LordSputnik
What you'll have to do for this feature is either take the user id as a query parameter in the URL, or a language_id
2016-01-13 01326, 2016
21:21 PM
stanislas
LordSputnik: That's what I thought actually, there's no authentication = there's no user :)
2016-01-13 01326, 2016
21:21 PM
reosarevok
2016-01-13 01331, 2016
21:21 PM
LordSputnik
Either one is acceptable to me ;)
2016-01-13 01357, 2016
21:21 PM
LordSputnik
Leo_Verto: thanks for helping :)
2016-01-13 01309, 2016
21:23 PM
LordSputnik
Leo_Verto: I think commits for forked repos may be accessible through the upstream repo URL, but I'm not sure
2016-01-13 01317, 2016
21:23 PM
stanislas
LordSputnik: How to add a query parameter ?
2016-01-13 01321, 2016
21:23 PM
LordSputnik
That's how I explained it to myself anyway :P
2016-01-13 01357, 2016
21:23 PM
opatel99
reosarevok: Suspicion confirmed.
2016-01-13 01316, 2016
21:24 PM
LordSputnik
2016-01-13 01315, 2016
21:25 PM
stanislas
LordSputnik: Ok, that looks fairly easy, thanks :)
2016-01-13 01310, 2016
21:27 PM
stanislas
LordSputnik: And how to get the value ?
2016-01-13 01305, 2016
21:28 PM
ruaok
have a good flight Leftmost
2016-01-13 01325, 2016
21:28 PM
Leftmost
Thanks, ruaok. :)
2016-01-13 01338, 2016
21:28 PM
ruaok
:)
2016-01-13 01339, 2016
21:28 PM
stanislas
LordSputnik: no question
2016-01-13 01339, 2016
21:28 PM
Leftmost is getting ready to board right now.
2016-01-13 01346, 2016
21:28 PM
ruaok knew htat
2016-01-13 01352, 2016
21:28 PM
ruaok
that even
2016-01-13 01305, 2016
21:29 PM
Leftmost
You're stalking me? :)
2016-01-13 01309, 2016
21:29 PM
LordSputnik
stanislas: check a few lines down from there - args.parse_args() parses the url, the you can access the values through the args variable
