Hi! If I recall correctly, it looks like the amount of listens has gone down. I assume that's from the cleaning done in database change. How can I get a JSON export of the previous version? Want to make sure I've got a copy of everything. Thanks!
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iliekcomputers
goldenshimmer: I do not think that is easily possible. You could download one of the older data dumps from ftp but they'll contain ALL listens, not just yours.
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iliekcomputers
We only removed listens that were very obvious duplicates.
Wr can have it tomorrow if you are busy. No issues. I will try to get BP desktop done too
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ruaok
lets play it by ear -- I may have sufficient connectivity on the train -- I'll have to see. if we can't today, lets do it tomorrow.
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shivam-kapila
sure sure
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jmp_music_
mooooin!
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ruaok
iliekcomputers: remind me, how does the entry point for the listenbrainz-cron container work? I see the "touch cron down" in the Dockerfile, but what code turns on cron for that container? is there an entrypoint?
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iliekcomputers
ruaok: for a few days, sure.
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ruaok
iliekcomputers: I'm not keen to do that, TBH.
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ruaok
enough things on my plate.
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iliekcomputers
yeah, and maintaining it might be painful.
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iliekcomputers
i'm hesitant too
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iliekcomputers
the cron stuff is slightly confusing, the rest of the services work out of uwsgi.service, but i couldn't get cron to work like that. so i took the AB way and started it out of rc.local https://github.com/metabrainz/listenbrainz-server…
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iliekcomputers
i have a ticket for moving all of the services to rc.local like AB but haven't gotten the time to actually do it.
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ruaok
ahhh, I remember seeing rc.local and being confused by it a while ago. I should've looked in it.
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alastairp
rc.local is automatically run by runnit
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alastairp
before it starts services
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ruaok
perfect that puts all the pieces in clear reach -- I can copy the rest as needed.
yeah, just like uwsgi.service, but not tied to a web server, which makes more general sense
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ruaok
alastairp: yeah, exactly. those were the bits I was referring to that need copying.
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alastairp
(y)
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ruaok
hopefully I can part out the messybrainz-labs repo today and retire it.
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ruaok
I'll make a new repo for the stuff running on bono:8000 -- the unproven stuff.
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ruaok
ok, check out time has arrived. back in a couple of hours, hopefully.
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alastairp
just an additional thing there - look at the syntax of the acousticbrainz crontab file, it has a 'user' column. there's some weird magic happening in listenbrainz to install the crontab because it's missing that column
yes, but files in /etc/cron.d/ should have a user column, and cron will automatically pick up changes and reload them
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alastairp
if you want to install a file to a _user's_ crontab, you don't need the user column, then you can use `crontab -u user [file]` to install it
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alastairp
but you shouldn't put the file in /etc/cron.d/ to install it. that file is invalid for the location
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iliekcomputers
hmm, that makes sense.
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alastairp
so either: 1) add a user column and put them in /etc/cron.d and don't run `crontab`, or 2) don't have user column, install them, but copy to /tmp or something for the installation instead of /etc/cron.d
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iliekcomputers
i'll move them. i did try option 1 last time i was mucking around with cron, but the jobs weren't getting triggered for some reason that i couldn't debug.
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alastairp
I bet they weren't getting triggered because they didn't have the user column :)
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iliekcomputers
i added that
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alastairp
ah, right. who knows then
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alastairp
AB works properly
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ruaok
alastairp: we spent a lot of time messing with this. This was the only thing we got to work.
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alastairp
ruaok: and then I messed with it a bit more and got it working in acousticbrainz
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ruaok
Ah, ok. Then I'll copy the AB way. (And pester you for Debug help)
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alastairp
great, it'll be good to get everything consistent
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jmp_music_
@alastairp: Hey Alastair! Do you have any free time for meeting later today?
