#musicbrainz

does anyone know why all the songs in the sidebar are greyed out in picard in linux?

i can't drag them to the drag here folder

popcornisgood: on ubuntu?

yes

7.10

1) don't use picard 0.7, 2) if you really must, install libtunepimp(something)-mp3

i used apt-get to install it

would that not install the latest version?

thank you very much!

:-\

E: Unable to lock the download directory

you are running apt-get twice

hehe

yea

just realized

multi-desktops are nice, but i forget what im doing on the other ones

well thank you for the help

i love picard, and would hate to go without it

CatCat: Ping? :)

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sup guys

sup

I'm tired of adding CDBaby to MB, any other projects out there ?

Vote on open edits?

already did a bit of that, I'm more of a adder than a maintainer

Have you ARed up your collection already? "So and so provided travel arrangements" etc :P

my physical collection isn't that big

I usually find plenty of edits to add while I'm voting. Adding artist homepage/MySpace/Wikipedia/IMDb/Discogs links, etc.

"Person X provided drugs for the band during the recording of album Y"

loi

Also splitting up different artists with the same name. I can probably find a few if you want.

I think I'll stick to the ARing

I just added like 40 wikipedia links for various stuff, I guess I could add more

I really just want to add more PUID's but I simply don't have enough music

zoke: Time to go to the library!

waay ahead of you

I would have gone today, but the library is closed and the librarian thinks I'm crazy for taking out 40 cds at a time

Haha. I do that all the time. :)

(Except when I'm emptying the library for books on some subject or other.)

hm, I wonder how to change the edit/add/remove track pages for TrackMerging, in such a way so that people won't kill me when the code goes live

oookay, this was highly unusual. i hacked a bit on the lucene indexing code in an attempt to speed things up a bit, although, i expected about max 10% increase in speed, not over 60% :o

Many of the current edit functions are quite different from how they started. Best idea is probably to do what seems to be the simplest (for the editor) method, adjust it after it's been tried out. Hard to say what would be best at this point, I'd think.

indexed the track index in 277:21, original code has been indexing for 566:44 minutes and still got about 40-50 minutes left

awww, come on. 94% -- 6185360 rows 52 rows/second -- 583:48 elapsed 104:22 remaining

that's not what i wanted to see now

meh, maybe there's hot water in the shower

you realize that the numbers are not really rows, but only IDs? :)

so it depends how many gaps is there...

is genpuid supposed to be really slow with files ?

It has been at Songs to be scanned:12 for 40 minutes now

luks: in this case it is, with my changes gaps are ignored. anyways, i suspect it's so slow because this method is using more memory than my method, enough to case loads of swapping

*cause

at least on my maching with 512mb ram :)

machine

sheesh

is there a guide somewhere on setting up the index server? seems like the documentation in the repository is a tad short

canidae: wimp!

:-)

meh, i just want it up, now ;)

what does the index server do ?

Index stuff.

no. serve stuff

Like apache-perl?

canidae: lemme make sure the latest stuff is at least checked in.

Oh, that's such a fail meme. Everyuone go watch Indiana Jones so we can start using memes from that.

apache2, fastcgi, python, pylucene (java via gcj)

Gcj, noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

canidae: what version of gcc/gcj did you use for compiling lucene?

i fetched a precompiled version of pylucene

smart.

then you're over the biggest hurdle

indexing works, it's just getting the index out so i can use it that's left... so far i'm stuck at "invalid command 'SetEnv'"

do you have apache2 and mod_fastcgi installed?

apache2? not apache-perl?

yep.

I got pulled away from finishing the docs after I installed cartman

lemme fix up the most rudimentary changes

meh, seems like it's up

curious just which index it's using, though

/var/index

heh, screw it. got redirected to the live server without noticing :p

:-)

svn up your codebade

base

read INSTALL for a couple of hints

let's see. i've done 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6. i did expect to get something else at http://my.local.ip/search/textsearch.html than 505

*404

hrmph, my keyboard is broken today

/search/textsearch is mb_server stuff

that page calls the search server via a WS call.

/ws/1/artist/?fmt=xml&query=foo

should work

BrianFreud: ping!

well, at least i got internal server error this time. *read logs*

yay!

g'morning brainz peoples

moin yllona

yo, lauri

yo yllona :)

ImportError: No module named flup.server.fcgi_fork

flup.server.fcgi_fork? whaaat? :p

is there a module really named that? :o

did you read README?

most of it ;)

bah, apparently documentation is overrated

then don't wail for the lack of it! :-)

it should be fairly easy to run the server without apache, flup, fastcgi, etc.

just for development purposes

I can't argue with that. :)

next time I tinker with that, I'll make that happen

even if i want picard to interact with the lucene index?

que?

something like http://rafb.net/p/mAPFm024.html

but def search(environ, start_response): should really be moved to lib/

agreed.

Should I reject a "has a wikipedia" AR if the link is a redirect?