ocharles: Ok, data imported, but nothing listening in the VM on port 5000. How do I start up the server?
2012-11-01 30604, 2012
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2012-11-01 30603, 2012
adhawkins
Ah, think the previous provision might actually have failed.
2012-11-01 30609, 2012
adhawkins
Will start again (again!) :)
2012-11-01 30619, 2012
warp
woah. I'm late.
2012-11-01 30604, 2012
nikki
adhawkins, ianmcorvidae: djce might know, since I'm pretty sure he's the one who created it originally
2012-11-01 30632, 2012
adhawkins
nikki: This is ocharles new fab and groovy auto-creating VM based on Vagrant and Chef...
2012-11-01 30651, 2012
nikki
adhawkins: I mean the "latest" file
2012-11-01 30655, 2012
adhawkins
Ah I see :)
2012-11-01 30607, 2012
adhawkins
Crossed conversations. Anyway, there's a ticket in place for discussion now.
2012-11-01 30616, 2012
nikki
I do remember that it's not a symlink, in case the symlink changes halfway through someone downloading
2012-11-01 30641, 2012
nikki
but I don't remember why it's latest-$timestamp and not latest containing the timestamp...
2012-11-01 30640, 2012
nikki
probably just that it was done the former way before anyone realised it wasn't the most optimal way
2012-11-01 30612, 2012
warp
it is the optimal way in the sense that you don't need to perform an extra request
2012-11-01 30653, 2012
nikki
oh?
2012-11-01 30604, 2012
warp
(ok, if you hit latest instead of the index it would be the same amount of requests :)
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nikki
hm, it looks like my code for getting the timestamp of the latest dump is 8 lines of code when I could do it in 1 if the latest file contained the timestamp (well, 9 and 2 respectively if you include including the relevant modules)
it looks like there's something wrong with the settings for the postgres user
2012-11-01 30607, 2012
nikki
but I've not seen that before, so I'm not entirely sure
2012-11-01 30612, 2012
adhawkins
Grr...it's been working before.
2012-11-01 30616, 2012
adhawkins
One thing after another! :)
2012-11-01 30656, 2012
nikki
that's odd then :/
2012-11-01 30617, 2012
adhawkins
Story of my life :)
2012-11-01 30625, 2012
adhawkins
Ok, blow the whole thing away and start again (again!)
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2012-11-01 30655, 2012
adhawkins
ocharles: When you've got a mo, I'd like to talk to you about a few ideas I've got for the VM, and discuss workflow.
2012-11-01 30626, 2012
ocharles
sure thing
2012-11-01 30627, 2012
ocharles
lets talk :)
2012-11-01 30645, 2012
ocharles
adhawkins: you don't need to start again I wouldn't have thought
2012-11-01 30652, 2012
ocharles
really 'vagrant provision' should get you to the same place
2012-11-01 30612, 2012
ocharles
it seems that you just need to restart postgresql because something in provision isn't quite doing that correctly
2012-11-01 30616, 2012
adhawkins
I think if it's already git cloned, it seems to throw an error.
2012-11-01 30626, 2012
adhawkins
Ah, restarting postgres, I'll remember that next time :)
2012-11-01 30640, 2012
adhawkins
What you want to cover first, workflow? Or ideas?
2012-11-01 30602, 2012
ocharles
whichever is easiest for you
2012-11-01 30614, 2012
adhawkins
Workflow then.
2012-11-01 30624, 2012
adhawkins
I've cloned your top level repo, and your cookbooks one.
2012-11-01 30630, 2012
adhawkins
I've also created a branch in each.
2012-11-01 30649, 2012
adhawkins
If I do any work in either, then I guess I can just submit pull requests via Github for your review.
2012-11-01 30653, 2012
adhawkins
That sounds like a good start?
2012-11-01 30604, 2012
adhawkins
Other option is for me to create branches directly in your repo, and you merge from there.
2012-11-01 30613, 2012
ocharles
nah, pull requests sound fine
2012-11-01 30626, 2012
adhawkins
Ok. Bit more hassle for me due to the submodules, but hopefully it'll work out!
2012-11-01 30631, 2012
adhawkins
We'll give that a go then.
2012-11-01 30634, 2012
ocharles
oh?
2012-11-01 30641, 2012
ocharles
because you have to bump the submodule up too?
2012-11-01 30649, 2012
ocharles
I can take care of that if you give me instructions in the cookbooks pull request
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adhawkins
You have to move the submodule in the fork to point to the forked cookbook
2012-11-01 30611, 2012
adhawkins
Does that make sense? :)
2012-11-01 30626, 2012
ocharles
yea, but as I said - I can do that juggling
2012-11-01 30646, 2012
adhawkins
But for me to work I have to do it too. Otherwise my 'master' repo would be pointing to your cookbook
2012-11-01 30635, 2012
adhawkins
Anyway, a couple of ideas to move it forward.
2012-11-01 30609, 2012
adhawkins
The first we've already talked about. Create a 'base' VM with (say) a 10G 'root' partition, and a bigger (what size?) partition for the postgres databases.
2012-11-01 30621, 2012
adhawkins
I can proceed with that if you tell me what OS you want to base it on.
2012-11-01 30645, 2012
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adhawkins
Other idea was to write a script that downloads the latest DB dumps, and include this in the VM to make it easier for people to do the initial import
2012-11-01 30607, 2012
ocharles
brb, gotta chat with last.fm
2012-11-01 30635, 2012
adhawkins
ok
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adhawkins
ocharles: On this VM, nothing appears to be listening on port 5000. What process should be running for that?
2012-11-01 30618, 2012
ocharles
hmm, plackup
2012-11-01 30632, 2012
ocharles
you should have /etc/service/musicbrainz-server
2012-11-01 30602, 2012
adhawkins
Ok, and what starts that?
2012-11-01 30612, 2012
adhawkins
I'll do a reboot after importing and see if that helps
2012-11-01 30615, 2012
reosarevok
Why are the forums a 504?
2012-11-01 30627, 2012
Freso
Sh*t'n'giggles?
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reosarevok
Has anyone seen ijabz lately?
2012-11-01 30650, 2012
ocharles
adhawkins: sudo svc -u /etc/service/musicbrainz-server should start it
2012-11-01 30601, 2012
ocharles
you can check /etc/service/musicbrainz-server/log/main/current to see what it's doing
