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[yed]

It is probably caused by websockets.

I'm not sure what server you use, but someone had similar problem:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5695107/socket-io-how-many-concurrent-connections-can-websockets-handle/5695547

[Awaclus]

Goko staff is now actually refering people to this page: https://getsatisfaction.com/goko/topics/bureaucrat_island_bug

This is... so much, so much win. Someone else has to implement their features for them, and then they can't even type the URL correctly. 

[ragingduckd]

It is probably caused by websockets.

I'm not sure what server you use, but someone had similar problem:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5695107/socket-io-how-many-concurrent-connections-can-websockets-handle/5695547

Good call. I ran an lsof and confirmed. Very surprising, both because I wouldn't have expected websockets to use the disk at all and second because my max file limit is already absurdly high.

I suspect it's a file descriptor leak. It seems to be a semi-common problem with the Tornado, the server I'm using. I may have to try a different server package.

[GeoLib]

I was playing a game today and afterward my opponent commented that he wished he could see the trash, and I said "you can" and then realized that you actually can't.

Feature request: Would it be possible to show the trash in the log prettifier. Maybe with the deck contents at the bottom. Not a huge priority, but sometimes it can be interesting.

[sudgy]

I was playing a game today and afterward my opponent commented that he wished he could see the trash, and I said "you can" and then realized that you actually can't.

Feature request: Would it be possible to show the trash in the log prettifier. Maybe with the deck contents at the bottom. Not a huge priority, but sometimes it can be interesting.

During the game you can.  Just click on the trash pile at the bottom right.

[ragingduckd]

I was playing a game today and afterward my opponent commented that he wished he could see the trash, and I said "you can" and then realized that you actually can't.

Feature request: Would it be possible to show the trash in the log prettifier. Maybe with the deck contents at the bottom. Not a huge priority, but sometimes it can be interesting.

During the game you can.  Just click on the trash pile at the bottom right.

But it would be nice to have it while reviewing the game too. In nutki's log prettifier on retrobox. "Hey nutki..."

[michaeljb]

I was playing a game today and afterward my opponent commented that he wished he could see the trash, and I said "you can" and then realized that you actually can't.

Feature request: Would it be possible to show the trash in the log prettifier. Maybe with the deck contents at the bottom. Not a huge priority, but sometimes it can be interesting.

During the game you can.  Just click on the trash pile at the bottom right.

But it would be nice to have it while reviewing the game too. In nutki's log prettifier on retrobox. "Hey nutki..."

I think the prettifier is this, so we might be able to do something with it.

[sudgy]

Is the site being down related to automatch being down?

[ragingduckd]

Is the site being down related to automatch being down?

Yes, there's a serious bug that makes the automatch server go crazy maybe once a day or so, and it crashes everything else too. So far I've just been restarting the server process when it happens, which is a stupid solution and is why we're having these brief outages. I haven't had time to track down and fix the actual problem.

Thanks for letting me know. I've restarted it again.

[ragingduckd]

Finally fixed the bug that makes searching for losses break.

I may also have fixed the "too many open files" bug that has been making the whole server crash. We'll have to wait and see if it worked. Nope

[GeoLib]

Currently "http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/" and "http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/logsearch" are giving me blank pages, while the leaderboard and prettifier appear to be working as normal.

[flies]

it's working for me...

[ragingduckd]

Currently "http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/" and "http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/logsearch" are giving me blank pages, while the leaderboard and prettifier appear to be working as normal.

it's working for me...

I restarted it. It was throwing an I/O error while trying to print to the console (??).

[GeoLib]

Currently "http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/" and "http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/logsearch" are giving me blank pages, while the leaderboard and prettifier appear to be working as normal.

it's working for me...

I restarted it. It was throwing an I/O error while trying to print to the console (??).

It's working now. Thanks! :-)

[amalloy]

I just played this game - note the Asian characters in my opponent's name. When I see it in the log-search page, it comes out garbled. I haven't dug into the details, but the log viewer sets charset=UTF-8, and the log search doesn't set a charset at all, so I assume my browser is interpreting it as Latin-1 or some similarly silly thing.

[GwinnR]

Is there any possibility to search for an exact card-name? If I search for Count, it finds Count, Counting House, Counterfeit and Count. Searching for "Count" like I would do in google doesn't work.

[Emeric]

Is it possible to add an option, the setting of my timezone, and like that to display the time of the game in my local time ?

[flies]

Yesterday i was searching logs and found that http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/ would only show games prior to mid april whereas http://www.andrewiannaccone.com/ was up to date.  Can anyone explain this?  What's the relationship between these two addresses anyway?  (sorry if the answer to the last question is explained above.)

[ragingduckd]

Yesterday i was searching logs and found that http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/ would only show games prior to mid april whereas http://www.andrewiannaccone.com/ was up to date.  Can anyone explain this?  What's the relationship between these two addresses anyway?  (sorry if the answer to the last question is explained above.)

I have no idea why this should be the case. I was certain they linked to the same page. Can you post or PM me two search links that show different results?

[flies]

Yesterday i was searching logs and found that http://gokologs.drunkensailor.org/ would only show games prior to mid april whereas http://www.andrewiannaccone.com/ was up to date.  Can anyone explain this?  What's the relationship between these two addresses anyway?  (sorry if the answer to the last question is explained above.)

I have no idea why this should be the case. I was certain they linked to the same page. Can you post or PM me two search links that show different results?

I can't duplicate the bug.  I would have thought they were just pointing to the same page, but I can describe how I produced the error.

I just put in a player name and made damn sure I wasn't just setting the dates wrong, and it would stop in mid-April.

[SirPeebles]

Am I the only person who thinks that this is a topic about O(log n) search algorithms every time?

[flies]

Am I the only person who thinks that this is a topic about O(log n) search algorithms every time?

those exist?  or did you mean O(n log n)?

[soulnet]

those exist?  or did you mean O(n log n)?

You are confusing searching with sorting. Most sorted structures, including sorted arrays, search in O(log n).

[SirPeebles]

Am I the only person who thinks that this is a topic about O(log n) search algorithms every time?

those exist?  or did you mean O(n log n)?

Well, it depends on what you are searching and whether there is known structure.  If you an ordered list of names and you are searching for which position Karen is in, then it would be a O(log n) search, right?  You'd query the name in the middle, and determine whether Karen is before or after it, and continue in this manner.

[GeoLib]

Am I the only person who thinks that this is a topic about O(log n) search algorithms every time?

those exist?  or did you mean O(n log n)?

Well, it depends on what you are searching and whether there is known structure.  If you an ordered list of names and you are searching for which position Karen is in, then it would be a O(log n) search, right?  You'd query the name in the middle, and determine whether Karen is before or after it, and continue in this manner.

Even if it's unsorted you can get at worst O(n) by just traversing the entire array. Sounds like he's thinking of sorting