jacknetgb: I just made a symlink from where it expects the data to be to another drive... has been working fine for ages so far :P
2008-12-12 34737, 2008
jacknetgb
thats what the guys on postgresql told me to do also
2008-12-12 34738, 2008
Muz
Err, -lsha even for readable file sizes
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Muz
Third column is file size, if they're not the same I'd suspect you didn't download the entire file heh
2008-12-12 34749, 2008
nikki
if they are the same, do you have enough space in your /tmp directory to extract the files?
2008-12-12 34710, 2008
jacknetgb
they seem to be around the same sizes e.g. mbdump is 473M and it says 483749 KB on the ftp
2008-12-12 34747, 2008
jacknetgb
does that seem fine?
2008-12-12 34708, 2008
Muz
Yeah, what about what nikki suggested?
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jacknetgb
ive got 1.5g free in my on my / drive
2008-12-12 34747, 2008
Muz
Nowhere near enough
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jacknetgb
i shall go up it
2008-12-12 34710, 2008
Muz
About 15GB should do
2008-12-12 34721, 2008
Muz
Hmm
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jacknetgb
just for the /tmp folder that database is on the other drive now?
2008-12-12 34702, 2008
Muz
Oh, just for /tmp about 10GB free I imagine
2008-12-12 34721, 2008
Muz
Given that it's 7GB when imported or so
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nikki
you can change the location of the temporary folder it uses
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jacknetgb
its alright now ive upped the drive size
2008-12-12 34710, 2008
Muz
Is this a VM or something?
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jacknetgb
yeh
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jacknetgb
i need another computer to run mb on really
2008-12-12 34705, 2008
Muz
Depends what you're going to do with your install, if it isn't going to be public facing or under heavy useI wouldn't worry too much
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jacknetgb
hmm vm isnt picking up the change in drive size
2008-12-12 34718, 2008
Muz
Use the --tmp-dir=/alternate/place/to/unpack/tars option then
2008-12-12 34751, 2008
CatCat
according to http://www.discogs.com/release/1146793 it seems ther are two different *versions* of that release, if even the music is different, there should be different releases addet to mb
2008-12-12 34731, 2008
CatCat
eg. the regular release and the "commercial version"
2008-12-12 34753, 2008
Muz
Er, wtf?
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CatCat
uh yes?
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Muz
Bit random of you to bring it up :P
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CatCat
i just came home now, so soue me :p
2008-12-12 34736, 2008
CatCat
sue*
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brianfreud
Hi mo! :)
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CatCat
hello
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FauxFaux
Hi brianfreud!
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Muz
Hi FauxFaux!
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FauxFaux
Hi ruaok!
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CatCat
hi FauxFaux
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brianfreud
Hi FauxFaux!
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CatCat
hi brianfreud
2008-12-12 34736, 2008
brianfreud
lol, hei mo
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drsaunde
time for some french vanilla kahlua
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jacknetgb_
jacknetgb_ is now known as jacknetgb
2008-12-12 34739, 2008
jacknetgb
What would you guys say the best free IRC client for windows is?
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drsaunde Jurrasic 5 - What's Golden (Power in Numbers 2002)
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jacknetgb
?
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juhae
irssi
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jacknetgb
thanks ill take a lool
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jacknetgb
look*
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juhae
whoever he was.
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axu
hello
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axu
i am asking mysqlf how to calculate the size of an id3v2 tag. i read the http://www.id3.org/id3v2.3.0#head-697d09c50ed7fa9… ... but dont get the calculation: The ID3v2 tag size is encoded with four bytes where the most significant bit (bit 7) is set to zero in every byte, making a total of 28 bits. The zeroed bits are ignored, so a 257 bytes long tag is represented as $00 00 02 01. ...... in my calculations: hex 201 = dec 513
2008-12-12 34739, 2008
Clint
axu: try hex 102
2008-12-12 34734, 2008
axu
clint: 258
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Clint
axu: which is 1 off from your 257
2008-12-12 34719, 2008
axu
clint: yes, but one of meas i would cut a chunk of the first mp3frame if id remove the id3v2 tag accoring to my miscalculation
2008-12-12 34708, 2008
axu
mhm, some garbage above, but it should make some sense anyhow ;9
2008-12-12 34704, 2008
axu
i intend to create checksums of mp3frames only. so the checksum doesnt change if the id3v2 tag changes.
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srotta
Well, they are seven bit numbers.
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axu
srotta: yes, 4x7
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axu
srotta: got a clou how to get 257dec out of 00 00 02 01
2008-12-12 34720, 2008
axu
hex
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srotta
Yeah. 2^8 + 1
2008-12-12 34738, 2008
srotta
"Hex" is also a representation of the bytes used to encode the length.
2008-12-12 34736, 2008
axu
srotta: ok, theres 257 :) but i still dont get it :( where could i get further information on this. or. whats the searchphrae?
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srotta
"also", I meant only.
2008-12-12 34755, 2008
srotta
Since the most significant bit is always zero, in this case there's nine significant bits, so 201 => 100000001 in binary.
2008-12-12 34707, 2008
axu
srotta: sorry, but this doenst make sense to me :(
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axu
100000001 = 0101 hex
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srotta
Forget about the hex.
2008-12-12 34740, 2008
axu
ok
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axu
ill try
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srotta
You can't use straight conversion since we're talking about seven bit numbers.
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srotta
Let's do it the other way round, maybe that helps.
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srotta
8)
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srotta
So, 257 = 100000001
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axu
:)
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srotta
No divide that into seven bit groups => 10 0000001
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srotta
Add the most significant bit and padding => 00000010 00000001
2008-12-12 34734, 2008
srotta
Turn that into hex => 02 01
2008-12-12 34730, 2008
axu
srotta: mhm, ok, i think things are clearing up a bit.
2008-12-12 34721, 2008
srotta
So there's the "extra zero bit" which isn't part of the actual number.
2008-12-12 34741, 2008
axu
srotta: so for reverse calculation i convert 0201 to bin, then cut after the 7th bit and add the right 7 bits to the 2^8 calculation ?
