#musicbrainz-devel

I thought we looked at it for seeding of forms and things

Otherwise it’s the params interface (params, body_params, query_params) which should be OK.

ah, okay

I see, I'd missed that it was specific to the non-pluralized version for some reason :)

params returns a hash of all parameters, which we then access like ...params->{something}.

But param('something') returns the specific parameter, or a list if it got repeated.

sorry interrupt, quick question, I not finding some script that stract audio fingerprint from a local file, with could be in C, C++, Python.. Any clue where can I find it?

So the bug is that in a hash, like { user => $user, something => ...param('something') }, the param() is in list context.

And if it returns ('foo', 'user', 'baz') because the request was something=foo&something=user&something=baz, the hash will be { something => 'foo', user => 'baz' } because later definitions overwrite earlier ones.

Douglasgimli: acoustid-fingerprinter?

yeap

Well, that’s the name. :-) https://acoustid.org/fingerprinter

You can also use Picard, for instance.

chirlu`: Though technically it isn't Picard doing the fingerprinting.

Freso: acoustid-fingerprinter doesn’t do the fingerprinting, either. :-)

The component for that is Chromaprint.

let me explain a little bit more, I already submited the song I want to acoustid database, but nwo I trying to record some audio with microfone, converting that audio to acoustid fingerprint, sent it with acoustid api and return the sound name

but the problem is in the converting part, i not findind any example of script that help me with that proccess

AcoustID isn’t suitable for that purpose.

It recognizes the same audio even if slightly altered (by lossy compression, in particular), but not a new recording of a song.

dammit, now I get it.. thanks for explanation

zas: yes, I'll work on a mac build thursday or friday once I'm home

bitmap: ty ;)

it would be great to document what exactly did you do

because I have not managed to get the build as small as the ones from you

ruaok: stickers are in the mail, should be waiting for you when you arrive.

kepstin-laptop: grand, thanks!

100 stickers enter (San Jose). How many leave?

most. scattered to the corners of the world. :)

in the end, we're all lost stickers.

ruaok: Any ETA on how soon you'll have that program ready to pour digitised music through?

Freso: tomorrow hopefully.

Roger.

ruaok: hmm. I assume your ldap username actually is rkaye, and not ryake?

correct.

I had a nice laugh over that one.

nm. I'm old. :)

heh

that counts as "long time ago"?

you were born, but probably not using computers yet.

94?

you were, 5?

if it was late in the year I was 5, yeah

heh

might have been playing a few games but not exactly a computer user, no :P

right, so that's a funny error message that their system gives if you type in a username that's not valid

gah. between MB and AB, I have no idea how I'm supposed to pull a hack outta my butt for this weekend.

so, its either the Spotify all random hack or the Leap Motion Dubstep theremin.

the latter would demo much much better.

on a different note, AdvancedTomato on an Asus N66U router is nothing short of amazing.

we were watching movies off our router last night.

in combo with a chromecast, its a great deal.

nice. might get something like that, I'm still using an old WRT54GL :)

which is fine, I have it chained into a couple of gigabit switches so all the local wired stuff is gigabit, but

WRT54G represent! ;-)

yeah, i have an older buffalo router that I've engaged as a wireless client, so my office has a wired network.

we just have ethernet cables stapled to the ceiling

but they have a N-repeater that has an ethernet output.

wireless ac :)

I'm not sure I even have any clients that support N, much less AC, so I don't care much about that, but :P

(maybe my phone?)

I don't either, really.

it's kind of weird getting 20MiB/s transfers over wireless from my laptop.

but the repeater would be on its own frequency, which is perfect.

that means I'll get more than 15mbps to the office.

and really, where do I need the bandwidth?

alastairp: still around?

* nikki: Select coordinates using a map

* Ulrich Klauer: MBS-7693: Open "edit release group" link in a new tab

* Ulrich Klauer: MBS-7831: Order "Votes by (editor)" list by time of vote

* Ulrich Klauer: Fix tests for Perl 5.20

* nikki: Use existing editor data in place tests

* nikki: Add alt tags to images which are missing them

* Ulrich Klauer: MBS-7915: Show tracklist on "Set track durations" page

* Ulrich Klauer: Get rid of an unncessary list

* Ulrich Klauer: Fix an "uninitialized value" warning

multiple hours of test fixing later :P

ianmcorvidae: Is version 1.03 of the plugin running on the production servers?

Otherwise I don’t see how to get hold of it.

lemme look, though it's whatever version is in repositories including our PPA

(for 12.04)

1.3 I guess

woot :D

:)

if you want ticket-tracker/blog credit we could post-facto make a bug that that PR fixed, incidentally, but your call of course

(git always knows the truth anyway, of course, but :P)

heh, no need :P

that's what I figured, but since you popped in I figured I should ask XD

I just need to figure out how to convince you guys to upgrade http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/Special:Version :)

heh

only ~15 security releases behind!

the easiest way would be to hire us a sysadmin :P

(probably not the cheapest way)

As a MW dev/sysadmin/etc., I'm more than willing to help out with upgrading and maintenance, but I don't really know how/where to start helping

well, I guess I can at least talk about our setup and you can advise a bit -- runs on its own VM, has a couple git checkouts (core + extensions, manually symlinking in relevant extensions); running behind nginx/php-fpm

quick, kidnap him XD

haha

should be nightly mysqldump'd backups, not sure we're doing any backup of images directories and such

do you guys have any core (or extension) hacks? or custom extensions? those are usually the biggest barrier to upgrading

I don't think so, though as you can see we do run on domain root

which has caused us annoyance in the past

(we have some sort of funny thing with a '-' directory too)

but I don't think we have anything in code

what about your customized-ish skin?

we tried to use as few extensions as possible because maintenance is hard

I think that's just common.css

yeah

yeah

that one

hm, maybe not, that looks like too little

then I dunno

yeah, that's what I was thinking

and the "mbwiki" classes don't look like they're from MediaWiki itself

the skin is just monobook too, so maybe we just dumped some css somewhere

aha

http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/User:PavanChander/m... has some stuff (I don't think that's used directly)

ah

yeah, there we go

also http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/MediaWiki:Monobook.js

the good news is that's the best way to customize skins, so nothing should break on upgrade :)

heh, I'm not sure we even use the elements with backgrounds thing on the main site any more, which is probably why it doesn't work

haha cool

our old one was much worse as I recall

what, we're doing something right for once? XD

(this setup is one I did a couple years ago, with CSS/JS stuff done by navap)

do you guys have an object cache like APC or memcache setup?

(no)

:/

IIRC I think we do