Re: Recursive scanner perl script

I can't afford to distribute it w/ the netjuke itself, because the 
scrip require some perl modules that do not come built-in to perl. Lots 
of distros include the modules as an install options (DBI/DBD + 
drivers), but I have enough stuff to support on my own without having 
to worry about this.

I would be more than happy to link to it from the site though, as long 
as I do not have to support it. I can even host it on the site and the 
cvs repository, if someone's wiling to commit to maintaining it.

Stephane



On Thursday, October 17, 2002, at 01:16  AM, Steven Adeff wrote:

> I have about 100gigs worth of mp3 albums, this should speed things up. 
> Maybe
> we could get this perl script included in the netjuke package?
> will this script update the database for changes to the directory 
> structure
> when run more than once on the same root directory?
>
>
> On Wednesday 16 October 2002 21:18, Dan Sully wrote:
>> * Michael Strong <[email protected]> shaped the electrons to 
>> say...
>>
>>> 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!
>>
>> I wrote one a while ago and posted it to the list. It's attached.
>>
>> -D
>
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