#musicbrainz-devel

ocharles, warp: I'm getting things back from password reset emails that are failing, so that's working :)

heh, a thousand or so of them :)

Hello, quick question guys.

I went through the install documentation

and now im trying to start the service

Watching ./lib app.psgi for file updates. Error while loading app.psgi: Can't locate Plack/Middleware/Debug/Base.pm in @INC

ever seen that before?

now im getting Couldn't construct Cache::Memcached::Fast with either list style or hash ref

Error while loading app.psgi: Couldn't construct Cache::Memcached::Fast with either list style or hash ref style param passing:

anyone here that can help with this please?

Couldn't construct Cache::Memcached::Fast

when trying to start it

Project full-import build #16: SUCCESS in 4 hr 0 min: http://ci.musicbrainz.org/job/full-import/16/

AND... nvm... that was alot of manually installing modules.. finally got it...

oh nuts

the emailer sender sent emails to people who hadn't logged in before APRIL 29th 2013

so. everyone.

poo

that said, this filter is barely taking any messages out

HELLO MB <3 I receiver a password email from MB, if I already chenged my pwsd when bolg post, do I have to change again ?

« Unfortunately logs from this server do show that this database dump was downloaded » is the IP list big ?

ocharles: ah, 2013.4.29. :D

(overcrowded)

Morning all!

ianmcorvidae: Unfortunately, redis is not available on the server, so I need to find a way to run MusicBrains server without it. I had a look through the DBDefs and couldn't see any obvious way to un-configure, so I would very much appreciate some pointers in that direction.

ianmcorvidae: As for replication patches, you are welcome! :) At the moment the priority is to get the server up and running, so I'm not going to have too much time to spend on them today. But hopefully tomorrow will be better! :)

:(

Some people are (legitimately) complaining on twitter about us taking so long to inform everyone, and that's kinda frustrating

Also, can someone answer this guy? https://twitter.com/hidgw/status/32437664620965... I don't even know what that means :)

I meant from the MB account or one of the dev accounts

(maybe ocharles)

of course :)

reosarevok: well, we acted as fast as we could :(

ocharles: I know, that doesn't make it less frustrating :p

Project musicbrainz-email build #18: SUCCESS in 59 sec: http://ci.musicbrainz.org/job/musicbrainz-email...

Oliver Charles: Don't send emails to editors who have logged in after 2013-*03*-29

But well, we did announce it elsewhere as fast as we could too

it'll die down

Yeah, I know :)

reosarevok: well handled though

heh

"Completely forgotten I had a http://musicbrainz.org account before receiving a mandatory password reset email."

ocharles: http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/MBS-6157

Who knows, it might make some people edit again :p

nikki: thanks. that'll go away when we move to bcrypt so i'll leave that open for now

at least, it should do

I thought we had done?

no, not yet

still only bcrypt hashes, we still have cleartex

ok, new emailer running which shouldn't email people who logged in recently

did you get emails?

I didn't, but I had changed my pass already so I shouldn't have anyway...

Oh, wait

I did

Why? :/

why did you get it?

because I can't type dates correctly

It was sending emails for all editors who hadn't logged in after 2013-04-29

which is yet to even pass :)

heh

Ok, back to 7dig now

JonnyJD_: the libdiscid slowdowns for picards use case occur in versions 0.3 up to 0.4.1, right?

Mineo: yes, if picard is patched for 0.5.0 and only on Linux currently

only on linux? you mean because other versions of picard include an old libdiscid version?

well, what you say is true for Windows and Mac, too; but these don't include anything higher than 0.2.2

yes

ah, ok

1.2 was also shipped with "old libdiscid"

well, I was about to merge your pull request and am adding a note about unrecommended versions to INSTALL.txt

Mineo: yes, you can do that.

so simply listing the versions with slow TOC reading should be enough :)

libdiscid 0.3.0 is shipped with openSUSE 12.3, otherwise I don't know of stable distributions that ship any of these versions.

oh, and 0.3.0 is not slow..

because 0.3.0 doesn't include linux support for ISRCs (only windows/mac 0.3.0 would be slow)

well, I don't want to add a compatibility matrix listing all versions on all operation systems, so I'll just list 0.3 - 0.4.1

yes, that is fine then.

Maybe I should put up a feature matrix for libdiscid in the wiki

ocharles, warp, ianmcorvidae: http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/MBS-6158

Guys, is master on the GitHub just a mirror of master on BitBucket?

Also, if you're submitting a PR on BB, you should probably do it against the beta branch

Thanks reosarevok!

What about if I needed the latest production copy? That would be BB master, right? Or would you recommend one of the tagged releases on GitHub?

Latest production copy is github master

Latest beta copy is probably bitbucket beta, but I'm not fully sure

Ok! Once again, thanks! :)

(we have a 2-week release cycle in which the first week we merge patches to beta, the second week we run them in our beta site for testing)

Beta runs against live data, but I imagine you want master :)

speaking of which, which week are we in right now?

freeze

"With an extreme subarctic climate (Köppen climate classification Dfd), Yakutsk has the coldest winter temperatures for any city"

:)

and how is anyone supposed to know that it's a place, let alone what the climate is like just from looking at the topci? :/

you just need to think "sounds russian, it's probably cold there!" :P

ocharles: warp: nice email :)

nikki: europeans are supposed to know.

says who? :P

Jakutsk

well, but I am from "east germany".. so maybe only there.

I hacked together a nice feature table for libdiscid: http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/libdiscid

transclusion would be nice

to be honest, I've never heard of yakutsk before either

JonnyJD_, wouldn't libdiscid 0.4.0+ be better?

(for the last line)

Or is this how a feature matrix works? (I hadn't even heard the name before :) )

well, I did put a note about only having versions where new feature support is added and I'd guess people don't get confused when not every version is listed

Ok :)

reosarevok: not sure if there is a "standard" for a feature matrix, but normally features don't get removed unless explicitely specified

Makes sense

Ok, transcluded!

thx

(and also the libcoverart page you had updated)

ah, forgot about that. But I must have thought that change isn't that urgent.

Mineo: maybe it's on the "risk" game board..

Yes, it is. A really nice board game by the way.

I didn't know about Yakutsk. I just expected someone who didn't know to enter it into google (or bing or duckduckgo).

they have to now?

Well

The UI doesn't do anything to suggest they should not :)

nikki: there's no way to *not* select a recording for a track, is there?

the closest is making a new recording

Well, yeah, because that's how the whole schema is designed