acoustid / acoustid-server

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Missing 'requirements.txt' in pip install #36

Closed PeterCodar closed 7 years ago

PeterCodar commented 7 years ago

Executing (e) acoustid@ubuntu:~$ pip install -r requirements.txt results in this error: Could not open requirements file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'requirements.txt'

Where can we get this missing file?

lalinsky commented 7 years ago

You are running this from the wrong directory.

PeterCodar commented 7 years ago

I just try to follow your https://github.com/acoustid/acoustid-server/blob/master/README.md .-)

lalinsky commented 7 years ago

Btw, may I ask for the reason you are installing acoustid-server? I'm asking because unless you want to do some development on the server, I think you are going to be disappointed.

PeterCodar commented 7 years ago

Sure. I try to get a local running copy of your acoustid-server for some test with a new developed fingerprinting client. I don't want to be banned from your official server because of mistakes in my code.

lalinsky commented 7 years ago

I really wouldn't do this if it's just that. It's going to be hard and it will not work well in the end. The code was never meant to be running anywhere but on acoustid.org. You might get it working, but you really need to know what you are doing. And in that case, you should just use the included Vagrantfile which will setup most things for you.

However, unless you are doing something very special, you are better off using acoustid.org.

PeterCodar commented 7 years ago

Thank you for that hints! Maybe it is really better to try the official acoustid.org.

I hope that I don't have to bother you with 'unbanning' my ip or account in some days. .-)

lalinsky commented 7 years ago

Well, if you are going to do something crazy that might result in that, please let me know in advance. :)

PeterCodar commented 7 years ago

I have absolutely no malicious intent. Really.

lalinsky commented 7 years ago

Nothing to worry about then. :)

I'll close this issue.