I don't like keeping duplicate files, especially in my main drive where I don't store media. If I didn't mind duplicate files, it wouldn't be an issue.
If the files are literally duplicated (exact same bytes in the files, so matching md5sums) then maybe you could just delete the duplicates and maybe replace them with links.
If it was only a handful of ebooks I'd consider using symlinks but with a large collection that seems daunting, unless there is a simple way to automate that?
Automatically sorting books by category isn’t so easy. Is the metadata any good? Are there categories already? ISBN’s? Even titles and authors? It starts to be kind of a project but you could possibly import MARC records (library metadata) which have some of thatinfo in them, if you can match up the books to library records. I expect that the openlibrary.org API still works but I haven’t used it in ages.
If there's still no simple way to get the metadata based on the file hashes, I'll just wait until AI becomes intelligent enough to retrieve the metadata. I’m looking for a solution that doesn’t require manual organization or spending too much time. I’m wondering if there’s a way to extract metadata based on file hashes or any other method that doesn’t involve manual work. Most of the files should have title and author metadata, but some won’t. I’m not in a rush to solve this issue, and I can still find most ebooks by their title without any organization after all.
How can I organize my ebook collection without file duplication?
I am seeking advice regarding my ebook collection on a Linux system, which is stored on an external drive and sorted into categories. However, there are still many unsorted ebooks. I have tried using Calibre for organization, but it creates duplicate files during import on my main drive where I don't want to keep any media. I would like to:
- Use Calibre's automatic organization (tags, etc.) without duplicating files
- Maintain my existing folder structure while using Calibre
- Automatically sort the remaining ebooks into my existing categories/folder structure
I am considering the use of symlinks to maintain the existing folder structure if there is a simple way to automate the process due to my very large collection.
Regarding automatic sorting by category, I am looking for a solution that doesn't require manual organization or a significant time investment. I'm wondering if there's a way to extract metadata based on file hashes or any other method that doesn't involve manual work. Most of the files should have title and author metadata, but some won't.
Has anyone encountered a similar problem and found a solution? I would appreciate any suggestions for tools, scripts, or workflows that might help. Thank you in advance for any advice!
Why did the Lemmy instances stopped upgrading the version they use?
It seems most instances still use version 0.19.3 and the only one using the up-to-date version is lemmy.ml. They used to update relatively fast. What's changed?
Yes, they are all media but they are not specific to a single type of media. Today I may want to find a book and tomorrow a song with the same program. So the files can be literature, audio, movies, series, etc.
File indexing and search tool with specific features?
Hey Linux community,
I'm struggling with a file management issue and hoping you can help. I have a large media collection spread across multiple external hard drives. Often, when I'm looking for a specific file, I can't remember which drive it's on.
I'm looking for a file indexing and search tool that meets the following requirements:
- Ability to scan multiple locations
- Option to exclude specific folders or subfolders from both scan and search
- File indexing for quicker searches
- Capability to search indexed files even when the original drive is disconnected
- Real-time updates as files change
Any recommendations for tools that meet most or all of these criteria? It would be a huge help in organizing and finding my media files.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
It isn't, the open source ones that I now are Llama, Mistral and Grok
How to manage contact information between Android and Linux without any Big Tech software?
I used Google before, but since I degoogled, I only have my contacts on my Android phone. However, I would like to be able to access them on Linux too and have them synced.
There's also an open issue to add this to lemmy-ui
Take a look at Chocolate, perhaps already fills the role of the program you want to make, it gets metadata from different endpoints for Movies, TV Shows, Games, Books, Music, and Live TV.
I'm very interested in this kind of project, I'm specifically looking for something like this that helps me automatically tag all my media content.
Oh right I forgot, then I only have to check that the instance federates with the others I want.
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The instance where I was using it changed it's rules to prevent bots from posting in it and I didn't care enough to search for another instance.
https://lemm.ee/c/issue_tracker?dataType=Post&page=1&sort=Active
`config_template.py
py LEMMY_INSTANCE_URL = "" LEMMY_COMMUNITY_NAME = "" LEMMY_USERNAME = "" LEMMY_PASSWORD = "" GITHUB_API_BASE = "https://api.github.com" GITHUB_URL_BASE = "https://github.com" REPOSITORIES = ["LemmyNet/lemmy", "LemmyNet/lemmy-ui"] DB_FILE = "lemmy_github.db" DELAY = 1 MAX_BACKOFF_TIME = 300 PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN = ""
github_lemmy_issue_reposter.py
```py
import backoff
import datetime
import logging
import requests
import schedule
import sqlite3
import time
from config import * from pythorhead import Lemmy from typing import Any, Dict, Generator, List, Optional, Tuple, Callable, TypeVar
T = TypeVar('T')
"[%(levelname)s]:%(asctime)s:%(name)s [%(filename)s:%(lineno)s - %(funcName)s()] %(message)s"
FORMAT = "%(message)s" logging.basicConfig( level=logging.INFO, format=FORMAT, handlers=[logging.FileHandler("debug.log", mode="w"), logging.StreamHandler()], )
def on_giveup(details: Dict[str, int]) -> None: logging.error(f"Failed to fetch issues after {details['tries']} attempts", exc_info=True)
def handle_errors(message: Optional[str] = None) -> Callable[[Callable[..., T]], Callable[..., T]]: def decorator(function: Callable[..., T]) -> Callable[..., T]: def wrapper(*args: Tuple[Any], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]) -> T: try: return function(*args, **kwargs) except Exception as e: if message: logging.exception(f"{message} - Error in {function.name}:\n{e}") else: logging.exception(f"Error in {function.name}:\n{e}") raise
return wrapper
return decorator
class GitHubIssue: def init(self, issue_dict: dict[str, Any], github_repo: str) -> None: try: self.url = issue_dict["html_url"] logging.info(f"Creating issue {self.url}") self.state = issue_dict["state"] self.state_fmt = "[Closed]" if issue_dict["state"] == "closed" else "" self.repo_abbr = "[UI]" if "lemmy-ui" in github_repo else "[BE]" self.title = f"{self.state_fmt}{self.repo_abbr} {issue_dict['title']} #{issue_dict['number']}" self.title = self.title[:200] self.body = issue_dict["body"] if self.body is not None: self.body = self.body[:30000] self.user = issue_dict["user"]["login"] self.user_url = issue_dict["user"]["html_url"] self.updated_at = datetime.datetime.strptime(issue_dict["updated_at"], '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ') except Exception as e: log_message: str = ( f"Formatted issue:\n" f" - Repo: {github_repo}\n" f" - Issue State: {self.state}\n" f" - Repo Abbreviation: {self.repo_abbr}\n" f" - Title: {self.title}\n" f" - URL: {self.url}\n" f" - User: {self.user}\n" f" - User URL: {self.user_url}\n" f" - Updated At: {self.updated_at}\n" ) logging.exception(log_message) logging.exception(e)
@property def formatted_body(self) -> str: formatted_body: str = self.body try: if self.body is not None: formatted_body = self.body.replace("\n", "\n> ") formatted_body = f"> {formatted_body}\n> \n> Originally posted by {self.user} in #{self.number}" except Exception as e: logging.exception(f"Error formatting body for {self.url}\n{e}") return formatted_body
@property def number(self) -> int: return int(self.url.split("/")[-1])
class GitHubComment: def init(self, comment_dict: dict[str, Any], issue_number: int) -> None: self.id = comment_dict["id"] self.body = comment_dict["body"] self.user = comment_dict["user"]["login"] self.user_url = comment_dict["user"]["html_url"] self.url = comment_dict["html_url"] self.issue_number = issue_number
@property def formatted_comment(self) -> str: formatted_body:str = self.body.replace("\n", "\n> ") formatted_body = f"> {formatted_body}\n> \n> Originally posted by {self.user} in #{self.issue_number}" return formatted_body
@handle_errors("Error initializing database") def initialize_database() -> sqlite3.Connection: logging.info("Initializing database") conn: sqlite3.Connection = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor: sqlite3.Cursor = conn.cursor() cursor.execute( """ CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS posts ( issue_number INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, lemmy_post_id INTEGER NOT NULL UNIQUE, issue_title TEXT, issue_body TEXT, updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT NULL ) """ ) cursor.execute( """ CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS comments ( github_comment_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, lemmy_comment_id INTEGER NOT NULL UNIQUE, comment_user TEXT, comment_body TEXT updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT NULL ) """ ) cursor.execute( """ CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS last_updated ( id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, last_updated_time TIMESTAMP ); """ ) conn.commit() return conn
def get_last_updated_time() -> str: conn = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor = conn.cursor() cursor.execute("SELECT last_updated_time FROM last_updated WHERE id = 1") last_updated_time: str = cursor.fetchone()[0] conn.close()
return last_updated_time
def update_last_updated_time() -> None: conn = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor = conn.cursor() current_time = datetime.datetime.utcnow().isoformat()
cursor.execute("UPDATE last_updated SET last_updated_time = ? WHERE id = 1", (current_time,)) if cursor.rowcount == 0: cursor.execute("INSERT INTO last_updated (id, last_updated_time) VALUES (1, ?)", (current_time,))
conn.commit() conn.close() logging.info("Updated last updated time")
def update_post_time(post_id: int, updated_at: datetime.datetime) -> None: conn: sqlite3.Connection = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor: sqlite3.Cursor = conn.cursor() time_formatted = updated_at.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') SQL = "UPDATE posts SET updated_at = ? WHERE lemmy_post_id = ?" cursor.execute(SQL, (time_formatted, post_id)) conn.commit() conn.close()
def check_updated_at(issue_number: int) -> Optional[Tuple[int, str, str, Optional[str]]]: logging.info(f"Checking last post update for {issue_number}") conn: sqlite3.Connection = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor: sqlite3.Cursor = conn.cursor() SQL = "SELECT lemmy_post_id, issue_title, issue_body, updated_at FROM posts WHERE issue_number = ?" cursor.execute(SQL, (issue_number,)) result: Tuple[int, str, str, Optional[str]] = cursor.fetchone() conn.close()
if result is None: logging.info(f"No post found for {issue_number}") return None else: logging.info(f"Found post for {issue_number}") return result
@handle_errors("Error initializing Lemmy instance") def initialize_lemmy_instance() -> Lemmy: logging.info("Initializing Lemmy instance") lemmy = Lemmy(LEMMY_INSTANCE_URL) logging.info(f"Initialized Lemmy instance in {LEMMY_INSTANCE_URL}") lemmy.log_in(LEMMY_USERNAME, LEMMY_PASSWORD) logging.info(f"Logged in to Lemmy instance with user {LEMMY_USERNAME}") return lemmy
@backoff.on_exception( backoff.expo, (requests.exceptions.RequestException, TypeError), max_time=MAX_BACKOFF_TIME, on_giveup=on_giveup, ) def fetch_github_data(url: str) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: global LAST_REQUEST_TIME try: headers = { "Accept": "application/vnd.github+json", "Authorization": f"Bearer {PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN}", "X-GitHub-Api-Version": "2022-11-28", } time_elapsed = time.time() - LAST_REQUEST_TIME required_delay = max(0, DELAY - time_elapsed) time.sleep(required_delay) response = requests.get(url, headers=headers) LAST_REQUEST_TIME = time.time() logging.info(f"Fetched data from {url}") res: List[Dict[str, Any]] = response.json() return res except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e: logging.exception(f"Error fetching data from {url}\n{e}") raise
def check_existing_post(issue_number: str) -> Optional[int]: conn: sqlite3.Connection = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor: sqlite3.Cursor = conn.cursor() SQL = "SELECT lemmy_post_id FROM posts WHERE issue_number=?" cursor.execute(SQL, (issue_number,)) post_id: Optional[tuple[int]] = cursor.fetchone() if post_id: return post_id[0] return None
def insert_post_to_db(issue: GitHubIssue, lemmy_post_id: Optional[int]) -> None: try: conn: sqlite3.Connection = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor: sqlite3.Cursor = conn.cursor() SQL = "INSERT INTO posts (issue_number, lemmy_post_id, issue_title, issue_body, updated_at) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?)" cursor.execute(SQL, (issue.number, lemmy_post_id, issue.title, issue.formatted_body, issue.updated_at)) conn.commit() logging.info(f"Inserted new Lemmy post {lemmy_post_id} into the database") except sqlite3.Error as e: logging.exception(f"Error inserting post into the database for issue {issue.title} with url {issue.url}\n{e}") raise
def insert_comment_to_database(cursor: sqlite3.Cursor, github_comment_id: int, lemmy_comment_id: int, comment: GitHubComment) -> None: try: SQL = "INSERT INTO comments (github_comment_id, lemmy_comment_id, comment_user, comment_body) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)" cursor.execute(SQL, (github_comment_id, lemmy_comment_id, comment.user, comment.formatted_comment,)) logging.info(f"Inserted comment {github_comment_id} into the database") except Exception as e: logging.exception(f"Error encountered while inserting comment {github_comment_id} to database\n{e}")
@backoff.on_exception( backoff.expo, (requests.exceptions.RequestException, TypeError), max_time=MAX_BACKOFF_TIME, on_giveup=on_giveup, ) def create_lemmy_post(lemmy: Any, community_id: int, issue: GitHubIssue) -> Optional[int]: lemmy_post_id: Optional[int] = None lemmy_post_id = lemmy.post.create(community_id, issue.title, url=issue.url, body=issue.body)["post_view"]["post"]["id"] lemmy_url = f"{LEMMY_INSTANCE_URL}/post/{lemmy_post_id}" logging.info(f"Posted issue {lemmy_url}")
return lemmy_post_id
@backoff.on_exception( backoff.expo, (requests.exceptions.RequestException, TypeError), max_time=MAX_BACKOFF_TIME, on_giveup=on_giveup, ) def create_lemmy_comment(lemmy: Any, post_id: Optional[int], comment: GitHubComment) -> Optional[int]: logging.info(f"Creating new Lemmy comment in {LEMMY_INSTANCE_URL}/post/{post_id}")
if not post_id: logging.warning("Post ID is empty. Skipping comment creation") return None
response = lemmy.comment.create(post_id, comment.formatted_comment) lemmy_comment_id:int = response["comment_view"]["comment"]["id"] logging.info(f"Successfully created Lemmy comment {LEMMY_INSTANCE_URL}/comment/{lemmy_comment_id}")
return lemmy_comment_id
def get_total_issues(github_repo: str) -> int: url: str = f"https://api.github.com/repos/{github_repo}" data: List[Dict[str, Any]] = fetch_github_data(url) total_issues: int = data["open_issues_count"] return total_issues
def fetch_issues(github_repo: str, last_updated_time: str) -> Generator[Dict[str, Any], None, None]: page = 1 per_page = 100 issues_url = (f"{GITHUB_API_BASE}/repos/{github_repo}/issues?state=all&since={last_updated_time}&per_page={per_page}")
while True: page_url = f"{issues_url}&page={page}" issues: List[Dict[str, Any]] = fetch_github_data(page_url)
if not issues: break
for issue_dict in issues: yield issue_dict
page += 1
@backoff.on_exception( backoff.expo, (requests.exceptions.RequestException, TypeError), max_time=MAX_BACKOFF_TIME, on_giveup=on_giveup, ) def edit_lemmy_post(lemmy: Any, lemmy_post_id: int, issue: GitHubIssue) -> None: lemmy.post.edit(lemmy_post_id, name=issue.title, url=issue.url, body=issue.body)
def process_issues(lemmy: Any, community_id: int, github_repo: str) -> None: last_updated_time = get_last_updated_time() update_last_updated_time() for issue_dict in fetch_issues(github_repo, last_updated_time): process_issue(lemmy, community_id, github_repo, issue_dict)
def process_issue(lemmy: Any, community_id: int, github_repo: str, issue_dict: dict[str, Any]) -> None: issue: GitHubIssue = GitHubIssue(issue_dict, github_repo) res: Optional[Tuple[int, str, str, Optional[str]]] = check_updated_at(issue.number)
if res is None: create_new_lemmy_post(lemmy, community_id, github_repo, issue) else: lemmy_post_id, existing_title, existing_body, updated_at = res if updated_at is None or has_enough_time_passed(updated_at, issue.updated_at): update_issue_if_needed(lemmy, lemmy_post_id, existing_title, existing_body, issue) process_comments(lemmy, lemmy_post_id, github_repo, issue) update_post_time(lemmy_post_id, issue.updated_at)
def has_enough_time_passed(old_updated_at_str: str, new_updated_at: datetime.datetime) -> bool: old_updated_at = datetime.datetime.strptime(old_updated_at_str, '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') time_difference: datetime.timedelta = new_updated_at - old_updated_at return time_difference >= datetime.timedelta(hours=2)
def update_issue_if_needed(lemmy: Any, lemmy_post_id: int, existing_title: str, existing_body: str, issue: GitHubIssue) -> None: if existing_title != issue.title or existing_body != issue.formatted_body: edit_lemmy_post(lemmy, lemmy_post_id, issue)
def create_new_lemmy_post(lemmy: Any, community_id: int, github_repo: str, issue: GitHubIssue) -> None: lemmy_post_id: Optional[int] = post_issue_to_lemmy(lemmy, community_id, issue) insert_post_to_db(issue, lemmy_post_id) process_comments(lemmy, lemmy_post_id, github_repo, issue)
def post_issue_to_lemmy(lemmy: Any, community_id: int, issue: GitHubIssue) -> Optional[int]: try: logging.info(f"Start posting issue {issue.title} to community {community_id}") lemmy_post_id: Optional[int] = create_lemmy_post(lemmy, community_id, issue) return lemmy_post_id except Exception as e: logging.exception(f"Error posting issue {issue.title} to community {community_id}\n{e}") return None
def process_comments(lemmy: Any, post_id: Optional[int], github_repo: str, issue: GitHubIssue) -> None: try: logging.info(f"Posting comments from issue #{issue.number} to Lemmy post {LEMMY_INSTANCE_URL}/post/{post_id}") comments_url: str = f"{GITHUB_API_BASE}/repos/{github_repo}/issues/{issue.number}/comments" comments: Dict[str, Any] = fetch_github_data(comments_url) for comment_data in comments: if isinstance(comment_data, str): logging.warning(f"Skipping comment {comment_data}") continue process_comment(lemmy, github_repo, comment_data, post_id, issue.number) except Exception as e: logging.exception(f"Error posting comments to lemmy post {post_id}\n{e}")
def process_comment(lemmy: Any, github_repo: str, comment_data: Dict[str, Any], post_id: Optional[int], issue_number: int) -> None: conn: sqlite3.Connection = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor: sqlite3.Cursor = conn.cursor() comment = GitHubComment(comment_data, issue_number)
existing_comment_id: Optional[int] = get_existing_comment_id(cursor, comment.id) if existing_comment_id: logging.info(f"Skipping existing comment with GitHub comment ID: {comment.id}") return
post_comment_to_lemmy(cursor, lemmy, github_repo, comment, post_id, issue_number) conn.commit()
def post_comment_to_lemmy(cursor: sqlite3.Cursor, lemmy: Any, github_repo: str, comment: GitHubComment, post_id: Optional[int], issue_number: int) -> None: lemmy_post_url = f"{LEMMY_INSTANCE_URL}/post/{post_id}" comment_url = f"{GITHUB_URL_BASE}/{github_repo}/issues/{issue_number}#issuecomment-{comment.id}" logging.info(f"Posting comment {comment.url} to Lemmy post {lemmy_post_url}") lemmy_comment_id: Optional[int] = create_lemmy_comment(lemmy, post_id, comment)
if not lemmy_comment_id: logging.exception(f"Error creating Lemmy comment {lemmy_comment_id} to {lemmy_post_url} from Github comment {comment.url}") return
logging.info(f"Posted comment {comment_url} to Lemmy post {lemmy_post_url}") insert_comment_to_database(cursor, comment.id, lemmy_comment_id, comment)
def get_existing_comment_id(cursor: sqlite3.Cursor, github_comment_id: int) -> Optional[int]: logging.info(f"Checking if comment with GitHub comment ID: {github_comment_id} exists") cursor.execute("SELECT lemmy_comment_id FROM comments WHERE github_comment_id=?", (github_comment_id,)) existing_comment = cursor.fetchone() if existing_comment is not None: logging.info(f"Found existing comment with GitHub comment ID: {github_comment_id}") existing_comment_id: int = existing_comment[0] return existing_comment_id else: logging.info(f"No existing comment found with GitHub comment ID: {github_comment_id}") return None
def fetch_issue_data(github_repo: str) -> List[Tuple[str, Optional[int]]]: logging.info("Fetching the GitHub issue number and Lemmy post ID for all issues") conn: sqlite3.Connection = sqlite3.connect(DB_FILE) cursor: sqlite3.Cursor = conn.cursor() SQL = "SELECT issue_url, lemmy_post_id FROM posts WHERE issue_url LIKE ?" issues_url = f"https://github.com/{github_repo}/issues/%" issue_data = cursor.execute(SQL, (issues_url,)).fetchall() logging.info(f"Fetched {len(issue_data)} issues") return issue_data
def process_repo(lemmy: Any, community_id: int, github_repo: str) -> None: try: logging.info(f"Processing repository {github_repo}") process_issues(lemmy, community_id, github_repo) except Exception as e: logging.exception(f"Error occurred while processing repository {github_repo}\n{e}")
def main() -> None: logging.info("Running main function") initialize_database() lemmy = initialize_lemmy_instance() community_id = lemmy.discover_community(LEMMY_COMMUNITY_NAME)
for github_repo in REPOSITORIES: process_repo(lemmy, community_id, github_repo)
def run_periodically() -> None: logging.info("Starting periodic run") schedule.every(1).hours.do(main)
while True: try: schedule.run_pending() except Exception as e: logging.exception(f"Error occurred during scheduling\n{e}") time.sleep(60)
if name == "main": try: logging.info("Starting script") main() run_periodically() except Exception as e: logging.exception(f"Error occurred during script execution\n{e}") ```
requirements.txt
pythorhead==0.12.3 schedule==1.2.0 backoff==2.2.1 feedparser==6.0.10
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Hey everyone, I was wondering what you think about having a bot for nightly builds to test the latest changes and discover regressions. This would allow some instances to test the latest changes and discover regressions so that we don't get stuck with those until the next big release. I think this would be a great way to improve the user experience. What do you think?
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I'm looking for more cost-effective alternatives to Perplexity.ai that offer Claude 2 or similar integration along with search capabilities for factual assistance, ideally around $10/month instead of the $20/month subscription fee for Perplexity.ai. I've found Phind.com, a developer-focused search engine that uses GPT-4 to answer technical questions with code examples and detailed explanations. While it may not be as good as Perplexity.ai, it offers more free uses. Are there any other options that combine large context and search features at a lower price point?