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      • chrisskye
        Freso: hahahahahahah That is very capitalist/libertarian. ;) My version is more like communism/socialism.
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      • Freso
        Maybe I need to re-read your document, but I don't recall seeing anything about how that would work. From where I'm sitting right now, your system seems kind of... the opposite of transparent.
      • 2016-06-06 15826, 2016

      • Freso
        I forget the word.
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      • Freso
        Libertarianism *is* socialism.
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      • Freso
        Don't let the cappies take over our word.
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      • chrisskye
        ^depends on who’s definition.
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      • Freso is a proud libertarian socialist
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      • chrisskye
        Freso: I agree it has to be transparent. That is possible.
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      • LordSputnik
        Freso: are you serious there? :P
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      • Freso
        LordSputnik: Tes.
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      • Freso
        *Yes
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      • LordSputnik
        Libertarianism isn't really socialism
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      • chrisskye
        me/ I’m pretty left-libertarian
      • 2016-06-06 15834, 2016

      • Freso
        LordSputnik: It was before US right-wing nutters took over the word.
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      • Freso
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      • chrisskye :)
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      • LordSputnik
        Libertarianism is trying to minimize state intervention in people's lives and let them be as free as possible to make their own decisions, socialism is about putting the state in charge of ensuring that people are looked after
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      • Freso
        LordSputnik: No. No no no.
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      • Freso
        *Communism* is about "putting the state in charge".
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      • chrisskye
        philosophically...libertarianism is extreme liberalism or belief in liberty/freedom without government intervention
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      • Freso
        Socialism has two primary forks - the authoritarian one (communism) and the libertarian/anti-authoritarian one (anarchism).
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      • LordSputnik
        what about social democracy?
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      • Freso
        It's not socialism.
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      • chrisskye
        left libertarianism questions property rights.
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      • Freso
        Socialism is fundamentally about the right to property.
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      • Freso
        Social democracy does not question this right.
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      • chrisskye
        I was trying to tease...and have opened up a political discussion
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      • LordSputnik
        Yeah I guess so, social democracy is sort of like socialism-lite :P
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      • chrisskye
        Freso: I think we’re on the same political page. ;) So hopefully you understood...
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      • Freso
        (Also, the end-goal of communism is actually anarchism, communists just hold a believe that the only way to reach this, is through a "transition period" with a strong state taking over. The classical anarchist critique is that the state's primary purpose is to keep the state alive ("power corrupts" - but someone in a position of power, and they'll want to stay in that position).)
      • 2016-06-06 15835, 2016

      • chrisskye
        Freso: I will give the whole commentary thought...I like to think they can co-exist...
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      • Freso
        (This is what happened in Russia, China, and pretty much everywhere a "communist" revolution has taken place. None of those "communist" states have actually been communist.)
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      • Freso
        chrisskye: 👍
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      • Freso
        chrisskye: And yes, I also think we're on the same political page. :)
      • 2016-06-06 15815, 2016

      • chrisskye
        Freso: I like to think that extreme libertarianism also ends at anarchy...I would go at it from there. Communism...no matter the intent...leads to something else...
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      • LordSputnik
        Freso: but can anarchism exist when other states are not anarchist?
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      • Freso
        chrisskye: Anarchy != chaos
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      • Freso
        LordSputnik: That's a good question. If you find the definitive answer, a lot of scholars around the world would love for you to get in touch. :)
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      • chrisskye
        Freso: not if we all chill...
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      • chrisskye
        LordSputnik: I think that anarchists would have to respect the those state’s choice not to be anarchist within the overall universal anarchy...
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      • Freso
        One of primary tenets of anarchism is organisation. Right-wing libertarinism seems to be mostly "each man to their own". (Which is also why anarcho-capitalism is an entirely self-opposing term.)
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      • LordSputnik
        chrisskye: I mean in terms of the countries with powerful states being able to act more quickly and take advantage of the stateless anarchist country
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      • chrisskye
        LordSputnik: I think that happened in Catalunya...Spain just shot all the anarchists...
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      • Freso
        R.I.P.
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      • Freso
        :(
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      • chrisskye
        ok...off to do other work. :)
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      • Freso
        Yeah... I never got around to getting food. :|
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      • kartikgupta0909
        Freso: Could you guide me on how to make wiki under metbrainz/acousticbrainz
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      • fc7
        iggleby: did you manage to build and use the indexes with the search server?
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      • fc7
        I build everyting again using java 1.7 same error while trying to load the indexes
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      • fc7
        here is my log and exceptions pastebin.com/W7efDEJz
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      • fc7
        I tried with jetty and tomcat, same behavior
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      • fc7
        :(
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      • fc7
        tried to troubleshoot it myself but I'm a java ignorant and even with the help of Zastai I wasn't able to solve it
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      • fc7
        ruaok: if you are around and can have a look too I would really appreciate it :)
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      • iggleby
        Yeah, a few combos worked...... right now I'm using 5b0fc2a from mmd-schema, and e2c77b9 from search-server, and not building the events index since it was breaking
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      • iggleby
        That works for me for now
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      • iggleby
        But ruaok posted an update on the blog with a war file that works too
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      • iggleby
        it's e2c77b9 as well
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      • fc7
        wow
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      • fc7
        coool
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      • fc7
        let me check that
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      • iggleby
        I think you might need the jar also to build the indexes
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      • iggleby
        But not 100% sure
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      • fc7
        what was the problem?
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      • iggleby
        That might be the way to go until this issue is fixed
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      • iggleby
        Not sure
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      • fc7
        ok
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      • fc7
        will go now and check the blog
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      • iggleby
        Put "--test" at the end of the index building command to just build a small subset so you can see if it all works
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      • iggleby
        Oh and I'm not building the freedb index either
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      • iggleby
        Which saves time
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      • fc7
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      • fc7
        did you checked that?
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      • fc7
        a few minutes ago i did that modification to the pom file
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      • fc7
        change provided to compile
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      • fc7
        and recompile
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      • iggleby
        Oh yeah someone mentioned that earlier but I didn't try it
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      • fc7
        now it seems to work???
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      • iggleby
        Oh awesome
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      • fc7
        let me test it and come back
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      • iggleby
        I'll switch to that
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      • iggleby
        I'll give it a shot too
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      • fc7
        yeap
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      • fc7
        just change the pom file
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      • fc7
        mvn clean
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      • fc7
        and then mvn package
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      • fc7
        be right back gonna test it
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      • fc7
        but no more exceptions in jetty
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      • fc7
        let me try an actual query
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      • fc7
        it worked!!!
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      • fc7
        @_@
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      • fc7
        what the......
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      • iggleby
        oh awesome
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      • fc7
        as simple as that?
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      • fc7
        will try it from tomcat now
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      • fc7
        be right back
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      • iggleby
        what version of mmd-schema are you using?
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      • fc7
        4f677727e8e
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      • fc7
        just did a git clone and then a git checkout
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      • fc7
        since ruaok told me that there was a problem with the latest code a few days ago and told me to use that commit
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      • fc7
        without checking that out the search-server will not even build
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      • fc7
        wow man
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      • fc7
        tomcat is also working
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      • fc7
        so using schema 4f677727e8e and changing the pom file seems to solve all the problems
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      • iggleby
        Nice. Yeah it would make sense since it looks like only the url changed in that commit
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      • Freso
        kartikgupta0909: I don't know how. If you don't see an option, you're probably not high enough user level. Make the post and let me know you want it wikified.
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      • fc7
        ok team to cleanup
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      • kartikgupta0909
        oh cool. While registering it asked for an authentication and when I type my username and password id just pops out again
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      • fc7
        i will restore the VM snapshot, rebuild everything (indexes included) with this changes and hopefully that would be all
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      • fc7
        iggleby: is the index updater working for you?
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      • fc7
        i tried a couple of times but it will always tell that there are no updates....weird
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      • iggleby
        Yeah I get the same, but maybe there really are no updates?
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      • ruaok returns
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      • iggleby
        Like nothing that needs to be indexed?
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      • ruaok
        I'm happy to see the fix... awesome. I'll merge it tomorrow.
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      • fc7
        ruaok: which one? the fix in the pom file?
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      • ruaok
        iggleby: fc7 : the index builder doesn't check to see if anything needs updating, it just builds...
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      • ruaok
        Yeah, pom
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      • fc7
        excellent
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      • fc7
        ruaok: the updater isn't using some live feed package like the db replication?
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      • ruaok
        The updater uses the db. How the db gets updated matters not to the indexer.
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      • ruaok
        If the replication updater says there are no packets, that is s different system.
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      • fc7
        so in a "all-in-one" system do we need to run both cron jobs?
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      • fc7
        one for /home/search/search-server/updater/updateindex.sh
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      • fc7
        and another for /home/musicbrainz/musicbrainz-server/admin/cron/slave.sh
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      • ruaok
        Yes, both
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      • fc7
        excellent
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      • ruaok
        Slave hourly. Update index as often as you want.
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      • fc7
        slave.sh as a hourly job
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      • fc7
        hahahah
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      • fc7
        you read my mind
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      • fc7
        thanks!
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      • ruaok
        Np
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      • fc7
        so it's ok to run both hourly for instance? or we should try not to make them run at the same time
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      • fc7
        let's say one running on every 0 minute
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      • fc7
        and the other on every 30 minute?
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      • ruaok
        The index building takes hours. Running it hourly is... a bad idea.
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      • ruaok
        A slave.sh should run ten minutes after each hour