Hello - still getting used to the musicbrainz api - I'm using a browse request to grab all releases-groups by a given artist. There are some release groups that have _only_ bootleg releases, for example. Is there a way to filter these out of the request? I'm really looking for all release-groups that have at least one official release.
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yvanzo[m]
Hi mightytyguy. Not currently. Releases can be filtered by status, not release groups. This improvement suggestion is tracked through the ticket MBS-8548 which you can vote/watch.
If wikidata-bot starts automatically after migration, please hand-stop it (or well, I guess I can go in and do it myself but i will need the access of course)
Not urgent, it can run for a bit, but there's some bug where it starts doing weird stuff if it runs for days
yvanzo[m]
reosarevok: Do you run it manually from time to time? Or is it not working anymore?
reosarevok[m]
I run it manually once a week or so
(an hour or two a week is enough to link all new stuff)
Well, I just open it, let it do its thing, check on it a few times, then turn it off again when done, it's not like I sit there looking at it for an hour or two š
(every few weeks I look through the stuff that it hasn't managed to match and fix it by hand, it's usually just a few entries)
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yvanzo[m]
reosarevok: Ok, it just started, you have access to it.
reosarevok[m]
Ok, let's see
Hmm, generate_ssh_config.sh in docker-server-configs doesn't seem to know the new server yet, right?
Deezer are clearly using the Songkick API feed for their live listings. The documentation makes it look like an MBID is required in the artist response object, so maybe the API feed doesn't return data without it?
mayhem[m]
and songkick is owned by WMG. So WMG and Deezer both go on the "hunted" list.
Songkick clearly uses MusicBrainz data but I still don't think Deezer does - it seems to me that they're just telling people they need an MBID because otherwise they won't appear in their Songkick API feed.
mayhem[m]
I think deezer uses our data, but is smart enough to not leave fingerprints. there have been so many signs over the years, but nothing conclusive ever.
yes, let it stabilize, I'll adjust, it is already around as much as 3 previous servers, but I need to check response times & load to set correct weight
selda load is around 2, it handles 30% more hits than the 3 old servers together, and response time on ws decreased by 40%
for website, response time is divided by 2
I'll get better numbers after few hours, but so far it matches our calculations
tomorrow, if everything is ok, I'll order another AX102 and retire zappa, so we can proceed with 3 next (old) servers. We have to think about what to do with freed rack space (reservations = cost) too.