mudcrow, entere a bug and assign it to me. I'll bug mip about it.
2008-04-15 10649, 2008
mudcrow
ok
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adhawkins
Anyone know much about the client library? I'm finding that after several requests I start getting a 503 error, which it never seems to recover from
2008-04-15 10641, 2008
BrianFreud
you requesting too quickly?
2008-04-15 10655, 2008
adhawkins
Quite possibly, is there some sort of rate limiting going on?
2008-04-15 10606, 2008
FauxFaux
1/s is enforced, yes.
2008-04-15 10607, 2008
BrianFreud
max 1 req/sec
2008-04-15 10611, 2008
adhawkins
Aha.
2008-04-15 10623, 2008
adhawkins
And once the rate limit kicks in, is there anything I can do to 'reset' it?
2008-04-15 10629, 2008
BrianFreud
stop?
2008-04-15 10632, 2008
adhawkins
:)
2008-04-15 10656, 2008
FauxFaux
It's a standard perl module (iirc), I'm betting it's reset after n minutes.
2008-04-15 10607, 2008
adhawkins
Basically what I'm doing is going through all my albums regularly, downloading tags for them and comparing them with tags in my files
2008-04-15 10611, 2008
BrianFreud
unless you eventually perma-ban yourself
2008-04-15 10624, 2008
ruaok
FauxFaux: no, its piece of custom work by out wizard behind the scenes.
2008-04-15 10629, 2008
adhawkins
So I need to make sure I only make a request every couple of seconds?
2008-04-15 10636, 2008
BrianFreud
just 1/sec
2008-04-15 10643, 2008
FauxFaux
Heh, ruaok, I'd only seen the public interface, cool. :)
2008-04-15 10644, 2008
ruaok
adhawkins: are you scanning for updates against the DB?
2008-04-15 10659, 2008
adhawkins
Not sure what you mean ruaok?
2008-04-15 10617, 2008
adhawkins
I'm using MusicBrainz::Query to return releases for a disc ID
2008-04-15 10618, 2008
FauxFaux
adhawkins: I was thinking of offering a way (via. my server) to grab all the data for a submitted list of album mbids, probably in a simpler format than the xml the webservice dumps, thoughts?
2008-04-15 10618, 2008
ruaok
periodically check to see if metadata has been updated?
2008-04-15 10619, 2008
BrianFreud
"going through all my albums regularly, downloading tags for them and comparing them with tags in my files" sounds like it, yes ru
2008-04-15 10641, 2008
ruaok
BrianFreud: just checking. :)
2008-04-15 10642, 2008
adhawkins
ruaok, yes, that's exactly what I'm doing
2008-04-15 10647, 2008
ruaok
adhawkins: ok, please stop.
2008-04-15 10652, 2008
adhawkins
Oh :(
2008-04-15 10602, 2008
ruaok
a scan like that will likely give you less than 5% hits.
2008-04-15 10608, 2008
ruaok
and just put dumbass loads on our server.
2008-04-15 10622, 2008
ruaok
please download and host the data yourself if you'd like to do that.
2008-04-15 10635, 2008
adhawkins
Ok. How much data are we talking?
2008-04-15 10639, 2008
warp
FauxFaux: i'd be interested in any kind of feed of updates to my collection of musicbrainz release ids
2008-04-15 10646, 2008
ruaok
on disk 3-4gb
2008-04-15 10601, 2008
adhawkins
Right, what's the database format? Postgres? Mysql?
2008-04-15 10610, 2008
FauxFaux
It can be coerced into postgres format.
2008-04-15 10618, 2008
adhawkins
I want MySQL ideally :)
2008-04-15 10629, 2008
FauxFaux
The replication needs perl+postgres+lunix stuff, which is almost certainly pain to change. :)
2008-04-15 10643, 2008
BrianFreud
and MySQL will run screaming from the db size
2008-04-15 10653, 2008
ruaok should add mysql has one of the bot hot buttons.
2008-04-15 10658, 2008
adhawkins
Would downloading the whole 3-4 Gig of data really be less load than making a request for each album?
2008-04-15 10602, 2008
ruaok
BrianFreud: naw, its not that bad.
2008-04-15 10617, 2008
ruaok
adhawkins: yes. we don't pay for that bandwidth or the hosting :-)
2008-04-15 10624, 2008
adhawkins
Ok.
2008-04-15 10627, 2008
FauxFaux
warp: Mmm, yeah. I have a local db and I haven't managed anything clever yet. Best is probably submitting a releaseid/hash of what you think is the data, or something like that?
2008-04-15 10631, 2008
ruaok
and its only 700 MB compressed.
2008-04-15 10637, 2008
BrianFreud
I'
2008-04-15 10650, 2008
BrianFreud
I'd guess, too, it's more the server load than the bandwidth that's problematic?
2008-04-15 10652, 2008
FauxFaux
Of course, it breaks horribly if you lack the complete metadata set (ie. you have a track missing from an album).
2008-04-15 10607, 2008
ruaok
BrianFreud: yes.
2008-04-15 10616, 2008
adhawkins
ruaok, is there any better way to do what I want to do?
2008-04-15 10618, 2008
ruaok
we're good within our bandwidth allottment right now.
2008-04-15 10625, 2008
ruaok
not right now.
2008-04-15 10629, 2008
adhawkins
I want to periodically make sure all the tags in my music is up to date.
2008-04-15 10635, 2008
ruaok
we're hoping to get RSS feeds for each artist before too long.
2008-04-15 10646, 2008
ruaok
and then tools can scan RSS feeds for changes.
2008-04-15 10648, 2008
FauxFaux
Actually, I'm not sure I want to know how out of date my collection is, or I'd go implement it right now. :p
2008-04-15 10655, 2008
ruaok
and only request the releases that have changed.
2008-04-15 10656, 2008
warp
FauxFaux: i really have no idea, i don't currently have a tool to automate tagging. i have half a tool which -- when it doesn't throw python exceptions -- renames my files based on data from the webservice looked up with the mbid from the tags.
2008-04-15 10607, 2008
FauxFaux
Python, eew. :)
2008-04-15 10615, 2008
warp
ruaok: yay!
2008-04-15 10622, 2008
Kerensky97
nikki: do you know any other minidiscs which are 8?
2008-04-15 10625, 2008
adhawkins
Just FYI, the tool I'm using is flactag, something I knocked up mself.
2008-04-15 10627, 2008
FauxFaux thinks.
2008-04-15 10628, 2008
Kerensky97
Which digit?
2008-04-15 10621, 2008
adhawkins
Is it an option to run a local server and for me to query that rather than the 'master'?
2008-04-15 10635, 2008
BrianFreud
Kerensky97: 2nd to last
2008-04-15 10609, 2008
ruaok
adhawkins: that's what we're saying.
2008-04-15 10617, 2008
ruaok
but, run postgres.
2008-04-15 10634, 2008
ruaok
be a grown up and use a grown up database!
2008-04-15 10634, 2008
adhawkins
So how easy is it to set up a local server and have it mirror data from the master?
2008-04-15 10648, 2008
ruaok
without the WS, its postgres, 4 perl modules.
2008-04-15 10651, 2008
Kerensky97
nope, third to last. 49424631000827
2008-04-15 10604, 2008
ruaok
with the WS its apache1 + mod_perl and a boat load of perl modules.
2008-04-15 10607, 2008
warp
what's this about numbers and minidisc?
2008-04-15 10619, 2008
adhawkins
Is the setup of a 'local' mirror documented anywhere?
if you want to just query PG, a db only install will do.
2008-04-15 10604, 2008
adhawkins
Does it have to be Apache1?
2008-04-15 10624, 2008
adhawkins
Actually, I run Debian, I see there's instructions for doing that
2008-04-15 10640, 2008
adhawkins
Are they up to date?
2008-04-15 10644, 2008
ruaok
apache-perl
2008-04-15 10652, 2008
ruaok
yes. yes.
2008-04-15 10600, 2008
ruaok
oh wait.
2008-04-15 10608, 2008
ruaok
the deb instructions are a little out of date.
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ruaok
follow INSTALL
2008-04-15 10619, 2008
ruaok
its kept up to date.
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adhawkins
Ok
2008-04-15 10636, 2008
ruaok
if you can find an apache-perl install target its pretty easy
2008-04-15 10608, 2008
adhawkins
apache-perl is still available in Debian
2008-04-15 10630, 2008
adhawkins
Appears to be based on 1.3.34
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MClemo
hidden track after a minute of silence (all in one track): "track name / [silence] / name of hidden track" or "track name / name of hidden track"?
2008-04-15 10652, 2008
ruaok
killer.
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BrianFreud
the latter
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petros_
latter
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Freso
Is Paul Taylor here?
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BrianFreud
don't think he normally hangs out in here
2008-04-15 10613, 2008
Freso
Hm.
2008-04-15 10628, 2008
Freso
Everyone contributing to MB should be here!!
2008-04-15 10629, 2008
Freso
Dammit.
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Clint
offer better refreshments
2008-04-15 10604, 2008
BrianFreud logs into channel, sees 382,334 people in channel :D
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Freso
Hehe.
2008-04-15 10601, 2008
BrianFreud
One site I use tried that - they put a challenge up to see how many users they could get into IRC all at the same time
2008-04-15 10635, 2008
BrianFreud
They got to around 10k, then the IRC server had to go offline, wasn't compiled to handle that many at the same time in one channel
2008-04-15 10606, 2008
BrianFreud
you basically had to read the channel via logs, text moved by just insanely fast
2008-04-15 10625, 2008
Freso
Haha.
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Freso
That's awesome.
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Freso
Only, I can't handle channels like that.
2008-04-15 10657, 2008
Freso
That's why I'm not on #gentoo, #python, and so on :p
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warp wouldn't survive either.
2008-04-15 10639, 2008
BrianFreud
yeah, it was really annoying, but fun for a short time, seeing how high the numbers would go
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nikki
warp: I was doing barcodes for h!p stuff, couldn't find two of the minidisc ones, but I think I know what they should be, only I'm not sure if the second to last digit is 8 or not
2008-04-15 10621, 2008
nikki
warp: it seems like for zetima the second to last is the same for each format, like all CDs have 2 there, and all vinyl has 5, the one minidisc I've seen had 8, and BrianFreud was saying that it's fairly common, so I wondered if there were others
2008-04-15 10614, 2008
Kerensky97
(12:43:50 PM) Kerensky97: nope, third to last. 49424631000827
2008-04-15 10611, 2008
Kerensky97
Wait are you walking about the recordable mini disc or mini CD discs
2008-04-15 10613, 2008
christel
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2008-04-15 10615, 2008
warp
heh, the only minidisc i have has a barcode, but no numbers. (so i'd need a scanner).