ceejay;173306 Wrote: 
> Yes, all the server-side source is available (wouldn't be much of an
> Open Source project if it wasn't!).  Start with scanner.pl
> 
> Scanner.exe, like slim.exe, is compiled for Windows users who don't
> have Perl installed.
> 
> Ceejay

Uh, yeah, I guess it wouldn't be open source if no source were
provided. :-)  I had a look through the code, which helped me
understand a bit more about how it works.  I haven't gotten around to
installing Perl yet on this box, but I guess I'll be doing that at some
point soon.

Meantime, I ran scanner.exe from the command line, --wipe --logfile
foo.log --cleanup --d_scan --d_info --d_import, and I now have a fat
15MB logfile.  Going through it has clarified a couple issues with a
couple missing files, but I am still at a loss on this artistsort
issue.  One little annoyance is that while the logging gives a nice
summary of a bunch of information for each created album record
(including titlesort and titlesearch) it doesn't record debug
information for artistsort.

Setting that aside, though, a question:  is there any way to get at
mysql and feed it sql through a command line interface?  Pardon my
ignorance, but I'm an old Oracle guy.  I might be able to shed a bit
more light on what is going on without resorting immediately to --d_sql
and getting a true monster of a logfile if I could open a mysql
equivalent of SQL*Plus and run a query or two, but I don't know much at
all about mysql.


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