mayhem: So, aerozol and I noticed yesterday the site owner of our blog is still warp - I talked to him and he's happy to transfer it, but where to? Should we have an alias account?
bitmap: this was originally your choice ^ so see what you think. If you think we do certainly need some limit for the subqueries, we could have a higher one, 250 or so for all or whatnot, to have a more realistic count still while having some limits.
Is there anything against doing burst requests on MB's API (but still 1/req per second on average)? I thinking about changing mine so I can load a page of results quicker than 5 secs
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mayhem[m]
in theory not, no.
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rustynova[m]
Neat. Better to have asked first than sorry
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mayhem[m]
zas: ping
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mayhem[m]
or atj
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zas[m]
Pong
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mayhem[m]
hey!
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zas[m]
Hey
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mayhem[m]
I have an nginx reverse proxy question you might be able to help me with.
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mayhem[m]
lb-local is a webapp that wants to play a track from a subsonic API. However, the lb-local app is served from a different endpoint from the subsonic API. thus the webbrowser cannot stream from subsonic API, because of CORS restrictions.
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mayhem[m]
I would like to make a call to the reverse proxy in front of lb-local and say:
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mayhem[m]
mylblocal.com/stream/adjflhadfljhadf should send the request to the backend. the backend then sees that this needs to be internally redirected to an upstream server with a rewritten URL. Nginx should then serve the contents of that new URL to the user without the user knowning about the redirect.
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zas[m]
to me, the simplest be to have lb-local app talking proxy protocol (on both sides), and receives/decode proxy headers, and also talking proxy protocol to 192.168.1.5 (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP…)
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zas[m]
atj: bitmap any idea about this? I'm not totally sure because streams are involved.
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zas[m]
mayhem: I have to go right now, I'll be around this evening.
<zas[m]> "atj: bitmap any idea about this?..." <- not sure, IIUC it can't use proxy_pass because the backend has to inject the user/password first? can those be returned to or obtained by nginx in some other way (like via headers) so that it can just use proxy_pass?
<rustynova[m]> "Oh hey, that's my bug report" <- I started commenting on the ticket why it was somehow a more complicated issue that it first appears, and found the solution as I wrote it 😆
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rustynova[m]
me_irl
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rustynova[m]
But mostly made the ticket to have it in writing really low priority bug
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monkey[m]
Yeah, since that code is so new and fresh in my mind I'd rather fix it now.
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Are the differences between picard's scripting language and foobar2000 documented anywhere? Also, does anyone happen to know how boolean values in foobar2000 are supposed to work? I have been looking at it but I can't make sense of it, and picard uses a different system so I can't use it as a reference.
