aCiD2: first thing to do: add `PerlInitHandler Apache::StatINC` to your apache config
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luks
restarting apache on every change is extremly annoying
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aCiD2
:)
2007-04-29 11924, 2007
aCiD2
I put that in the vhost, yea?
2007-04-29 11928, 2007
luks
yes
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yalaforge
hmm, didn't know that one
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Miles
i have a few cds with no tags at all
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Miles
is it actually possible to tag them?
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srotta
Sure, as long as you know what they are (or someone else knows and has submitted PUIDs for them :P)
2007-04-29 11908, 2007
Miles
i don't know what they are
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Miles
i dunno. can't work the application out >_<
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Miles
if it uses um, hash things, why do matches have a rating? o.o
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Miles
i have the right album on the screen now. i can't get it to save >_<
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Miles
the button's greyed out
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Miles
i found the cd on the website, it says the album has puids
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Miles
but if i drop the files there none match :/
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warp
Miles: are you using picard, picardqt or the classic tagger?
2007-04-29 11926, 2007
Miles
picard
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warp
ok
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warp
after you have done a lookup from picard once, will have opened a musicbrainz search in your browser.
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warp
as long as you don't close your browser, you should have green tagger icons on the site on every album. so look up the album you think it is, then click the green tagger button, which should send that information back to picard.
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Miles
yeah
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Miles
then i drag the cd from clustered albums
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Miles
onto that
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Miles
right?
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warp
yes. if it's clustered
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warp
otherwise you can drag the directory directory from the browser pane.
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warp
directly
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Miles
ill try from there
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Miles
nah still no matches
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Miles
i guess it's just odd.
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warp
good luck. you might want to try picardqt btw, it's still alpha, but most users here seem to already prefer it over the old pciard.
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warp
s/pciard/picard/
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Miles
ah
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Miles
well i run kde anyway
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Miles
so yeah, i might
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warp
luks: doesn't picard use python-musicbrainz2 ?
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luks
no, it doesn't
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BrianFreud
hi guys :)
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errorlevel
luks: What does it use?
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luks
QHttp + QXml
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luks
hi brian
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warp
so, that requires qt4?
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errorlevel
Makes sense since it uses QT.....
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luks
warp: yes
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BrianFreud
hey luks, this may sound strange, but can you think of anything that would cause a single given release to just never load right in QT?
2007-04-29 11951, 2007
BrianFreud
found one, tried from IE6, FF, regular server, uk server, etc
2007-04-29 11952, 2007
luks
BrianFreud: look at comments on the ticket :)
2007-04-29 11958, 2007
warp
luks: ok, so for my commandline mucking about i better use pymb2 then? :)
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luks
yes, for anything
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luks
picard uses pymb2 too
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warp
just wondering why picardqt doesn't.
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luks
but i rewrote to avoid threads
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warp
ah, right
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luks
er, *used
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aCiD2
Couldn't you have hacked pymb2 to be threadless or something?
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luks
no, because urllib doesn't support async sockets and the xml parser python uses can't do incremental parsing
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aCiD2
I see
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luks
python is slow enough on it's own, threads in python are even slower because you can have only one thread running python code at the same time
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luks
so async sockets are really the fastest solution
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BrianFreud
ok, found the bug ticket....
2007-04-29 11923, 2007
BrianFreud
So a merged label was blocking the release from loading properly from the server?
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BrianFreud
fun :P
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luks
no, the release points to a label which doesn't exist
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BrianFreud
gotcha
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luks
which was caused by a merge, but I don't understand how exactly did it happen :/
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BrianFreud
ok, so maybe it was a indicator of something more than the "minor" issue I thought it was :P
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luks
yep, it's pretty serious issue
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BrianFreud
glad I reported it :)
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BrianFreud
almost figured it too minor to warrent a ticket
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aCiD2
ffs, textmate keeps freezing :(
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warp
yalaforge is the guy doing pymb2 ?
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aCiD2
yup
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warp
ok :)
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aCiD2
I did a bit on it too, but not much (gonna try and squash bugs as they appear though)
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warp
ah nice. from the bits of conversation i picked up earlier, i guess yalaforge just started on the label stuff?
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aCiD2
sort of, I contributed most of the label support
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warp
oh!
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warp
how usable is that? :)
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aCiD2
he's done some unit tests, and maybe some other stuff since my code was commited, but it's still quite new (only seems to support getById, but that may be a limitation of the XML Web Service)
2007-04-29 11936, 2007
aCiD2
Usable for my needs, depends what you want to do :)
2007-04-29 11903, 2007
warp
i mostly just want to get at the catalog # when i have a release mbid
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aCiD2
You can do that
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warp
great
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warp
thanks :)
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warp continues hacking
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aCiD2
hehe
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aCiD2
I'm not sure if matt's docs are up to date, so you're best bet is to generate local docs from the source code
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warp
oh, another thing.
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warp
when i did the parsing myself in my evil php code, i stored local copies of all the xml i downloaded, as a sort of cache. I need something like that again for my tool, any idea what the best approach for that is with pymb2 ?
2007-04-29 11904, 2007
aCiD2
hmm, so instead of accessing the online data, it would access a file?
2007-04-29 11903, 2007
BrianFreud
oh, so you wrote that cue generator warp?
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warp
BrianFreud: erm.. no?
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BrianFreud
ah, thought that was the evil php code you meant :P
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warp
cue generator does sound evil though..
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warp
all of the interesting bits for which you would want a cue file have already been lost if you try to reconstruct it from other data.
