I am testing the aws-lambda function locally with my own input and the function runs perfectly, but when I attach the docker image to the function it quits with this import error. I have seen other questions about not finding the handler function, but I am successfully finding that.
Docker File:
'''
FROM public.ecr.aws/lambda/python:3.8.2021.09.13.11
ADD lambda_function.py . ADD getEmail.py . ADD site-packages .
CMD ["lambda_function.handler"]
'''
Error Json:
{
"errorMessage": "Unable to import module
'lambda_function': cannot import name 'etree' from
'lxml' (/var/task/lxml/__init__.py)"
"errorType": "Runtime.ImportModuleError",
"stackTrace": []
}
Any help would be appreciated
As the title says, I'm looking to put together a grateful dead media center to plug directly into my audio receiver in the living room. I see that Etree has a torrent available for each show, but do they have a torrent somewhere than collects them all into one magnet link?
I've been having some concerns lately over the amount of space log files are taking up on my Redmi Note 4, so I deleted all the old log files from my phone. When I rebooted my phone, I checked files to see numerous new log.txt files and one that was dated to Monday called etree.txt. Does anybody know what this file is for and if it's safe to delete? And did I mess up by deleting those log files? Thanks!
Does anyone else use the Etree music app to listen to tapes? I always have and noticed the GD tapes are missing :( anyone else notice this?
I have been using Etree Mobile for years and I have all of my favorite shows saved as my favorites. This past week it has crashed every time I try to open the app on my iPhone and I can’t get it to load. I hope that I don’t lose all those shows, I should have written them down somewhere but I didn’t. Wondering if anyone else is having the same issue or if anyone knows what I can do? Thanks.
I've seen in mentioned a handful of times here, but not I can't find it for any amount of searching. What app/site am I looking for?
Thanks in advance!
Is there a resource for finding out how many shows can be collected. Im working on collecting all of 1968 and i have about 70 somethings shows out of the 117 played. But not all 117 are actually available so im curious if anyone bwfore me has figured it out already. How many shows actually have recoverable aud or sbd
Just downloaded this show from Knucklehorn. Band from Colorado. Pretty jamming show.
I’m not sure how many still frequent bt with Archive and Spotify/AppleMusic keeping things saturated, but there are some fantastic shows that have had work done and they sound really great. 89-90 stuff mostly. Good amount of seeders too!
It's a large data file that I need to go through and have not had any luck opening it in any app. Figured I could cut it down with Python. Any thoughts? Thank you
listened to the under the scales with andy gadiel last night. loved him talking about the end of 1.0 hiatus and gadiel's page having this huge "HIATUS OVER" font because I remember all that very vividly.
spent a lot of the last 24 hours thinking about how influential some of the OG phish internet communities were pre-social media, starting with the alt.phish list serve and phish.net and gadiel's page.
I was super active trading mailer shows on the livephish.org forums and etree. Pretty weird teenage hobby but getting those burnt discs in bubble mailers was a huge thing that got me into the band.
anyone else really active in trading and all that back in the day?
[edit: livephish.org, not .net]
Does anyone know of a script that can scrape setlists from phish.net or wherever, and add tags to FLAC files? I have been downloading some shows from etree, but a lot of them aren't tagged with the track name, and to do that manually would take forever.
Thanks, phriends!
Hey all! So I'm looking for someone who has experience using etree or another in the lxml module, and scraping web elements using it. I need someone who has a portfolio with similar python projects for credibility. It's not a hard project by any means, just not super interested in sifting through fakes.
This would need to be added to an existing python script on github. The goal is to use etree (from lxml) to scrape particular info from webpages. The info to be scraped is on a similar place in every webpage, and the url is given as part of the program. You will need to embed the scraped into picture metadata - preferably tagged so it can be viewed via Exiftool, the details tab in properties (on Windows) or similar.
If you are interested, I will send you a sample link and ask if the scraping can be done for similar webpages. If so, I will send the link to the github program and ask if embedding the scraping, as well fusing into picture metadata into the existing python script can be done. Finish this and I'll pay you $10 via paypal.
Sounds good? Let me know if you have any questions. I have trades on /r/avexchange and /r/hardwareswap, though the last time I posted here no one was able to take on that (separate) project successfully.
I've been monitoring the status of bt.etree.org for the last month or so, since it's been my go-to for shows for a long time. Supposedly the site is in bad need of a code upgrade.
Please don't go!
As it says, looking for a FLAC of 5/31/83, bonus would be 6/1, Jerry Band from Roseland, NY NY, any help would be appreciated
Etree/Archive superhero Matt Vernon is firing up torrents for, apparently, every 1993 Phish show in order. Each torrent contains multiple sources for each show, presumably every source in open circulation? Note that your torrent client can deselect subfolders so if you don't want every source for every show you don't have to do that.
Thought at least a few folks might like to know.
It kills me that we're in the middle of the best D&C tour yet but the SBDs sound much flatter than 2017 or 2016 ones. I'm new to etree.org & uneasy about downloading massive FLAC files if it won't sound much different than SBDs I already have. (My internet provider taxes hard for exceeding data.) I know we all dig different sources; I'm just looking for clearer sound and better separation between instruments, if possible. Can anyone vouch for the quality difference & share some top recordings?
Adding metadata tags manually for every show I download is getting REALLY tedious. Wondering if there is an app out there that will do it using the txt files that list the song names.
EDIT: to be clear, these are FLAC which are already on my hard drive. I am not getting them through the Archive since there are so many SBDs that are stream-only. Plus I like to seed the FLAC torrents out there for posterity of the community should something happen with the Archive.
Hey guys
I use Etree to listen to shows on my phone. I can’t get the app to keep playing music when I leave it to do something else on my phone. This never used to happen. Anyone have the same experience?
Hi, this is my xml, i want to append to it some tags, i can write first subelement, but can't write child in this new subelement. Subelement that i created is called 'movie', i need to create another tag inside that tag
<titlovi>
<login>
<token></token>
<userid></userid>
</login>
<boris>
<movies>
<movie title="Avengers: Endgame"/>
</movies>
<tv_shows/>
</boris>
</titlovi>
parser = etree.XMLParser(remove_blank_text=True)
titlovi = etree.parse('titlovi.xml', parser).getroot()
b = etree.SubElement(titlovi[1][0], 'movie').set('title', title)
c = etree.SubElement(b, 'imdb_id').text = imdb_id
with open('titlovi.xml', 'wb') as file:
file.write(etree.tostring(titlovi, pretty_print=True))
I get error on line
c = etree.Subelement(b, 'imdb_id').text = imdb_id
and error is
typeerror: argument '_parent' has incorrect type (expected lxml.etree._Element, got NoneType)
I guess b variable is not created correctly. When i print(type(b)) i get class NonType
This was posted by mgoldey on LL in a thread about etree being down:
> There's quite a bit of misinformation here, so let me sort things out a bit. Gonna do this in the shortest way possible. > > 1) A few weeks ago, on 8/21, db.etree increased the security of logins because someone contacted us and explained a security breach he had found, and we fixed it. > > 2) This temporarily broke logins on bt.etree because the bt site never developed its own user sign up or authentication system. We told Trey, the bt admin who still runs the site, what was done and how to upgrade to bt site to use the new system, but it took something like 3 weeks until 9/14 or so. Y'all saw that, I suspect. No idea why, but Trey has a real life and we all do, too. > > 3) One side effect of being unable to log in to bt.etree is that you couldn't upload. 'Cause, you need to log in to upload, right? If you were still logged in via your browser and did upload, the torrent wouldn't seed because the site couldn't authenticate the seeder when he did the intiial download. (Or something along those lines. I don't run bt.etree and as you'll see I don't try to fix it.) > > 4) At the same time, there's something wrong with the bt site. Well, there are lots of things wrong with it, but specifically the seeder/leecher info, which was never really accurate all these years -- you've probably experienced this if you seed there -- stopped updating on the web page itself. > > 5) Even though the list of peers was being fed to the backend database from the bt tracker, when you went to bt.etree.org the website list of torrents wouldn't update properly because, by default it only shows active seeds, and the website itself couldn't find any active seeds. I don't really understand why, since the database itself works. It's probably the code on the bt.etree website, which really hasn't been meaningfully maintained or updated in 10 or 12 years. Tom and I pointed out what we could and checked with the site host that the database scripts were running with the correct user permissions, etc., but that's about all we could do. > > 6) On Friday night, 9/14, an old-time etree admin (not Trey) threw a hissy fit when he couldn't fix the bt site. He blamed Tom Anderson and me for these problems, and then decided all on his own that db.etree wouldn't be part of etree any more. Nevermind that the db has been around for 18 years and longer than the bt tracker, a
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