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Monthly Archives: October 2009
TagLib 1.6.1
TagLib 1.6.1 has been released. It’s a minor bug-fix release. Main changes are content-based detection of .oga files, saving Vorbis Comments to Ogg FLAC files and support for cover art in MP4 files. Tarball is available here for now, later … Continue reading
Working with branches in Bazaar
Many people dislike the directory-per-branch concept that Bazaar uses. What they don’t realize though, is that this doesn’t mean you need to have a working tree for each branch. You can very easily simulate cheap Git-style branches, but with some … Continue reading
SSH to a machine behind firewall
(This post is mostly for myself, because I know I’ll forget the exact syntax next I need it) I’ve recently discovered that instead of ssh to one machine and then ssh to another machine in the local network, I can … Continue reading
UUID generator in PL/pgSQL
While writing an SQL script to upgrade the MusicBrainz database for the last release, I needed a way to generate new UUIDs from SQL. PostgreSQL has a native UUID data type and a contrib module for generating UUIDs since version … Continue reading
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Tagged Database, plpgsql, postgresql, sql, uuid
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