#metabrainz

moooin!

zas: docker daemon on gaga restarted

and gaga's disk space:

> /dev/md4 690G 233G 422G 36% /

with 187GB+ of data, it is not much more on disk.

moooin

everything on gaga is as I had hoped. phew.

:)

just ensure limits are applied (your container log file should grow over 10M now)

should *not*, right?

*not* ofc, lack of coffee

Project bookbrainz-site build #2697: passed in 2 min 8 sec: https://travis-ci.org/bookbrainz/bookbrainz-sit...

yvanzo: I need advice on this. For an application that uses postgres, I'm creating a container for postgres so the main container can simply do `psql` to access it. Im confused as to why do I need all this ```POSTGRES_VERSION=9.5

sudo apt-get install \

postgresql-${POSTGRES_VERSION} \

postgresql-contrib-${POSTGRES_VERSION} \

postgresql-server-dev-${POSTGRES_VERSION}``` instead of simply just installing the psql binary

can I simply remove both postgresql-contrib and postgresql-server-dev

and just install postgresql-9.5 on my main machine just for the purpose of psql

Cyna: yes, other packages are needed by MBS to compile extensions, use perl modules, and some scripts.

is there any way I can do echo `'eval $( perl -Mlocal::lib )' >> ~/.bashrc` without using .bashrc cause its not persistent among containers during build

no but building image with custom entrypoint i guess

we should probably just create .bashrc in Dockerfile

Yea we could most probably as it has no container specific function and running source would create the local::lib finally

I'll give it a shot tomorrow after my exams.. Gotta go prepare now

Thanks :)

does perl -Mlocal::lib just export a bunch of env vars? You could also do that directly in the Dockerfile with ENV, though it's not sustainable (if locallib changes the way it works we might not know until something breaks)

alastairp: no because it sets PATH among other variables

right, you could just `ENV PATH=/everything/you:/need`, but I agree that this could cause problems

better to just create a bashrc file

plus in dev setup I set local::lib from ${MUSICBRAINZ_PERL_LOCAL_LIB}

does anyone here fully understand passwords in postgres? this keeps tripping me over and over again.

especially since psycopg2 always needs a password. but the the default postgres user has no DB, so it can't log in to create new dbs.

yvanzo: alastairp : bitmap ^^

> sqlalchemy.exc.OperationalError: (psycopg2.OperationalError) fe_sendauth: no password supplied

ruaok i remember having such issues long time ago while working on a college project, see if this helps https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27107557/wh...

this worked back then,like long time ago

yeah, this is not about access to pg, but about how psyocpog2 interacts with postgres.

oh,maybe this might help https://www.psycopg.org/docs/extensions.html#ps...

but imo this has got to do with the pg_hb.conf file,changing the type from peer to trust worked for me as far as a i remember,imo give it a shot

and i was accessing pg through psyocpog2

my DB is all trust all the way. this is not the problem.

oh,

ah. unix socket connections need no password. tcp connections do.

Hey everyone, wanted to brainstorm about LB-489 a little bit.

LB-489: Add support for like/hate on a listen https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/LB-489

more specifically Freso's comment about how we can integrate it with the MusicBrainz's and CB's rating system, if we even should

unnecessary to say, 1 like = 5 star and a hate = 0 star seems to harsh in either direction

interesting,can you share what fixed it ? simply removing the host from the dsn ?

*Rather changing what in config to use unix sockets rather than tcp fixed it ?

ruaok: fully, no. what does your stack look like? docker? running on the same machine? over network?

hi gr0uch0mars

Hi _lucifer !