Re: Recursive scanner perl script

stephane <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.netjuke.user
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Wow, that is pretty slow... Especially when I get between  and 10 
tracks per second on a 1997 180Mhz machine (mac running linux)... What 
kind of box are you using?

Stephane

PS: nope, no released perl script yet. Some have done it, but they 
never posted them on the web for others to use.



On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 08:13  PM, Michael Strong wrote:

> I was just wondering if anyone had come up with a perl script that 
> would be able to do the job of the recursive file finder, but on the 
> command line. I have just installed Netjuke and I have about 2000 
> tracks to import, and they are in directories based on artist, so 
> there are about 250 subdirs. It is excruciatingly slow to do this from 
> the webpage, somewhere aroung 5 tracks per minute!
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