#musicbrainz-devel

but I have a VM that will have full indexes in a minute.

after that I will make a clean one and import data into it.

and then I'll ship that.

the crontab is installed as root, is that intentional?

I was wondering about that.

its your recipe. :)

user musicbrainz would make more sense

we should probably put that in musicbrainz'

I'll do it.

~search/bin/reindex looks fine, but i'm not familiar with search server

should we not stop jetty before removing indexes?

it doesn't really matter, but I see what you're saying.

order fixed. cron fixed. investigating java_home

ocharles: do me a quick favor?

edit /etc/default/jetty and set java_home=/usr

then stop jetty and see if it starts again

just /usr?

yeah

one stackoverflow page suggested using 'which java' and using the path from it.

which is /usr and it worked. :)

yea, I was about to suggest that to you

though I was going to suggest using readlink to resolve the symlinks

but given how ubuntu deals with installing things you can pretty much assume that /usr is going to work

did you look at pg_tune.py ?

not exactly pretty, but it does a decent job.

btw

Cannot find any VM in Java Home /usr

feck. why did it work on my machine.

well, then neither of our approaches work

JAVA_HOME=/usr

oh wait.

is that right?

ya

what does your readlink command give you?

vagrant [at musicbrainzvm]:~$ readlink -f $( dirname $( readlink -f $( which java ) ) )/../..

/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-i386

ok, that works.

thanks.

I dont see a cookbook for readlink. :(

oh yea, you'll just want to script that

I doubt the above will nicely encode to cookbooks :) Maybe some Ruby would be nicer, but I don't know Ruby well enough

echo "JAVA_HOME="`readlink -f $( dirname $( readlink -f $( which java ) ) )/../..`

>> /dev/default/jetty

and its done.

and you removed the JAVA_HOME from the cookbook_file I take it?

and redirect to /etc/, not /dev :)

heh

I will in just a sec

Wed Jul 31 08:40:36 PDT 2013: Building indexes complete

I <3 SSDs

is there a reason why mb runs on port 5000 on the VM?

why not 80?

wow, seaching works. :)

because it's not running under nginx or anything

so I just went with the default

it uses the built in dev server, so we might want to consider switching that to nginx

but it does the job

oh crap, I have an invoice to get to you. I just realised the date

HA!

you're not done here yet, buster!

can we at least switch it to port 80 for niceness?

You can do it in the vagrant stuff if you want

Host port 80 forwards to guest port 5000

oh!

clever.

config.vm.network :forwarded_port, guest: 5000, host: 80

?

that sounds right to me

provision didn't fix it.

I'm guessing this a reload.

Yea, because it's not a provisioning

k.

man, chef and vagrant are fun to work with

though googling things for chef is dumb sometimes.

chef java

brings up nothing even closely relevant

and I've had a few other searches that went about the same way.

t help either

hmm

what about vagrant halt and vagrant up?

ultimately, you may have to change your VMWare configuration

as that's what that command boils down to

well, I dont care that much.

the VM I provision to ship will be done from scratch.

let me commit and then start that

sure thing

both repos committed and pushed

ocharles: do you know if the base-box gets cached somewhere?

it does

in ~/.vagrant.d/boxes

perfect.

then this next redeploy will be fast

the initial provision is a lot slower because of all the apt-get installs, but yea - that speeds things up

vagrant destroy is oddly satisfying

:D

damn. base box was NOT cached.

futh

ocharles: does http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/MBS-6591 also fix the work-url relationships?

it might

but I'm not sure

there's a good chance it will, as the solution is quite a general one

well, something like https://beta.musicbrainz.org/ws/2/release/ef3a9... should include the lyrics relationship, if you feel like testing it :P

not now, but I will try and have a look tomorrow

>:)

provisioned, data import started.

so far, so good.

ruaok: ok, invoice typed, now to get the fucking scanner working

ruaok: scanner is bust, snail mail it is

Take a picture with your phone, fix rotation, convert to pdf, done :)

ocharles: navap is right.

navap: screw that noise

I've done that tons of times.

convert things to pdf.

then sign using Preview's signature feature.

works great.

then Aleta's bank required her to sign a document 5 times in the margin.

they wanted her to do it by hand then scan it in.

so she made 5 different signatures for Preview and added them on.

then ran the image though a "photocopy" filter in photoshop.

it looked fucking real.

and the bank gladly accepted it.

no stamps ocharles??

not good enough.

nice penmanship though.

back when I was still using the netbook with the touchscreen I'd usually just use that; nowadays I just tend to use snail mail though :P

(well, not for invoices, since I just send those as emails, but :P)

..why doesn’t http://musicbrainz.org/release/add redirect me to beta when I have 'use beta site' preference checked?

As an extra bonus, clicking 'use beta site' there actually *unsets* the beta preference.

heh

well, it doesn't redirect because it's often POST, and redirects don't preserve data on POST

Is there no way to preserve it?

it should be doing it for the first hit when it's not a post though, I thought... unless I messed that up, hm

no, there isn't

I mean