Configuration Problem #131

techtron79 · 2021-07-02T12:02:07Z

techtron79
Jul 2, 2021

First, thanks to the authors for a great program!

I am hoping for some help getting started. Here is my situation:

fresh install of Raspberry Pi OS on a Pi 3 Model B Rev 1.2
installed picframe per the instructions at thedigitalpictureframe.com
placed 5 test jpg files at ~Pictures
modified configuration.yaml only to adjust:
time_delay: 15.0
fade_time: 5.0

The program worked as expected. The matte looks great, but I want to experiment without mattes and with changing the fit. I modified configuration.yaml as follows:
mat_images: False
fit: True

When I then run picframe from SSH, I get various errors:

First attempt - no images are rendered, but the screen text info cycles (Title Caption Date, etc):

INFO:start.py:starting ['/home/pi/.local/bin/picframe']
INFO:model.Model:Open config file: /home/pi/picframe_data/config/configuration.yaml:
glGetError 0x501
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Can't create tex from file: "/home/pi/Pictures/Lake Mascoma NH.jpg" or "None"
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Cause: name 'new_x' is not defined
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Can't create tex from file: "/home/pi/Pictures/IMG_20180127_113333.jpg" or "None"
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Cause: name 'new_x' is not defined
glGetError 0x501
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Can't create tex from file: "/home/pi/Pictures/IMG_20180128_221054.jpg" or "None"
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Cause: name 'new_x' is not defined
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Can't create tex from file: "/home/pi/Pictures/IMG_0159.jpg" or "None"
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Cause: name 'new_x' is not defined

Another attempt - the program stops with no images rendered and no screen text:

INFO:start.py:starting ['/home/pi/.local/bin/picframe']
INFO:model.Model:Open config file: /home/pi/picframe_data/config/configuration.yaml:
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Can't create tex from file: "/home/pi/Pictures/IMG_0159.jpg" or "None"
WARNING:viewer_display.ViewerDisplay:Cause: name 'new_x' is not defined
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/pi/.local/bin/picframe", line 10, in
sys.exit(main())
File "/home/pi/.local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/picframe/start.py", line 157, in main
c.loop()
File "/home/pi/.local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/picframe/controller.py", line 296, in loop
(loop_running, skip_image) = self.__viewer.slideshow_is_running(pics, time_delay, fade_time, self.__paused)
File "/home/pi/.local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/picframe/viewer_display.py", line 435, in slideshow_is_running
wh_rat = (self.__display.width * self.__sfg.iy) / (self.__display.height * self.__sfg.ix)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'iy'

Do I have a setup problem or am I misunderstanding how to use configuration.yaml?

Any help would be most appreciated.

helgeerbe · 2021-07-02T12:39:54Z

helgeerbe
Jul 2, 2021
Maintainer

Hm. Can't tell right now. You just modified your configuration.yaml? Can you upload your file?

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jgodfrey · 2021-07-02T13:02:30Z

jgodfrey
Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

Does undoing your simple config changes allow the app to work again or is it still broken in that case (trying to see if you may have inadvertently changed something else)?

And, as @helgeerbe mentioned, having access to your modified config might be helpful.

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techtron79 Jul 2, 2021
Author

Thanks for the replies.

I confirmed that I can turn the problem on and off with the following files. I did a file comparison between them (with a Windows tool), and the only differences I can see are with the "fit" and "mat_images" options.

This file works:

viewer:
  blur_amount: 12                         # default=12,  larger values than 12 will increase processing load quite a bit
  blur_zoom: 1.0                          # default=1.0, must be >= 1.0 which expands the backgorund to just fill the space around the image
  blur_edges: False                       # default=False, use blurred version of image to fill edges - will override FIT = False
  edge_alpha: 0.5                         # default=0.5, background colour at edge. 1.0 would show reflection of image
  fps: 20.0                               # default=20.0
  background: [0.2, 0.2, 0.3, 1.0]        # default=[0.2, 0.2, 0.3, 1.0], RGBA to fill edges when fitting
  blend_type: "blend"                     # default="blend", choices={"blend", "burn", "bump"}, type of blend the shader can do
  font_file: "~/picframe_data/data/fonts/NotoSans-Regular.ttf"
  shader: "~/picframe_data/data/shaders/blend_new"
  show_text_fm: "%b %d, %Y"               # default "%b %d, %Y", format to show date over the image
  show_text_tm: 20.0                      # default=20.0, time to show text over image with file name
  show_text_sz: 40                        # default=40, text character size
  show_text: "title caption name date folder location"  # default="title caption name date folder location", show text, include combination of words: title, caption name, date, location, folder
  text_justify: "L"                       # text justification L, C or R
  fit: False                              # default=False, True => scale image so all visible and leave 'gaps'
                                          #                False => crop image so no 'gaps'
  kenburns: False                         # default=False, will set fit->False and blur_edges->False
  display_x: 0                            # offset from left of screen (can be negative)
  display_y: 0                            # offset from top of screen (can be negative)
  display_w: null                         # width of display surface (null->None will use max returned by hardware)
  display_h: null                         # height of display surface
  use_glx: False                          # default=False. Set to True on linux with xserver running

  mat_images: True                        # default=0.01, True, automatically mat all images. False, don't automatically mat any images. Real value, auto-mat all images with aspect ratio difference > than value
  mat_type: null                          # default=null, A string containing the mat types to choose from when matting images. It can consist of any or
                                          # all of 'float float_polaroid float_color_wrap single_bevel double_bevel double_flat' (null or '' will use all mat types)
  outer_mat_color: null                   # default=null, Color of the outer mat as an RGB list. null will auto-select a reasonable color based on the image.
  inner_mat_color: null                   # default=null, Color of the inner mat as an RGB list. null will auto-select a reasonable color based on the image.
  outer_mat_border: 75                    # default=75, Minimum outer mat border in pixels
  inner_mat_border: 40                    # default=40, Minimum inner mat border in pixels (for styles that use it)
  outer_mat_use_texture: True             # default=True, True uses a texture for the outer mat. False creates a solid-color outer mat.
  inner_mat_use_texture: False            # default=False, True uses a texture for the inner mat. False creates a solid-color inner mat.
  mat_resource_folder: "~/picframe_data/data/mat" # Folder containing mat image files

model:
  pic_dir: "~/Pictures"                   # default="~/Pictures", root folder for images
  deleted_pictures: "~/DeletedPictures"   # move deleted pictures here
  no_files_img: "~/picframe_data/data/no_pictures.jpg" # default="PictureFrame2020img.jpg", image to show if none selected
  subdirectory: ""                        # default="", subdir of pic_dir - can be changed by MQTT"
  recent_n: 7                             # default=7 (days), when shuffling file change date more recent than this number of days play before the rest
  reshuffle_num: 1                        # default=1, times through before reshuffling
  time_delay: 15.0                        # default=200.0, time between consecutive slide starts - can be changed by MQTT
  fade_time: 5.0                          # default=10.0, change time during which slides overlap - can be changed by MQTT"
  shuffle: True                           # default=True, shuffle on reloading image files - can be changed by MQTT"
  sort_cols: 'fname ASC'                  # default='fname ASC' can be any columns in the table with optional ASC or DESC separated by commas
                                          # fname, last_modified, file_id, orientation, exif_datetime, f_number,
                                          # exposure_time, iso, focal_length, make, model, lens, rating,
                                          # latitude, longitude, width, height, title, caption, tags,
                                          # is_portrait, location
  image_attr: [                           # image attributes send by MQTT, Keys are taken from exifread library, "PICFRAME GPS" is special to retrieve GPS lon/lat, "PICFRAME LOCATION" is special to retrieve geo reverse (load_geoloc hast to be True)
    "PICFRAME GPS",
    "PICFRAME LOCATION",
    "EXIF FNumber",
    "EXIF ExposureTime",
    "EXIF ISOSpeedRatings",
    "EXIF FocalLength",
    "EXIF DateTimeOriginal",
    "Image Model",
    "IPTC Caption/Abstract",
    "IPTC Object Name",
    "IPTC Keywords"]
  load_geoloc: False                      # get location information from open street map NB if you switch this on (recommended)
  geo_key: "this_needs_to@be_changed"     # then you **MUST** change the geo_key to something unique to you
                                          # i.e. use your email address
  locale: "en_US.utf8"                    # "locale -a" shows the installed locales which could used
  key_list: [
    ["tourism","amenity","isolated_dwelling"],
    ["suburb","village"],
    ["city","county"],
    ["region","state","province"],
    ["country"]]
  db_file: "~/picframe_data/data/pictureframe.db3" # database used by PictureFrame
  portrait_pairs: False
  log_level: "WARNING"                    # default=WARNING, could beDEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL
  log_file: ""                            # default="" for debugging set this to the path to a file. NB logging messages will
                                          # appended indefinitely so don't forget this. You will need to tidy it up later
  use_kbd: False                          # default=False, just for debug or console start. Crashing when started with systemd

mqtt:
  use_mqtt: False                         # default=False. Set True true, to enable mqtt
  server: "your_mqtt_broker"              # No defaults for server
  port: 8883                              # default=8883 for tls, 1883 else (tls must be "" then !!!!!)
  login: "name"                           # your mqtt user
  password: "your_password"               # password for mqtt user
  tls: "/path/to/your/ca.crt"             # filename including path to your ca.crt. If not used, must be set to "" !!!!
  device_id: "picframe"                   # default="picframe" unique id of device. change if there is more than one PictureFrame

http:
  use_http: False                         # default=False. Set True to enable http NB THIS SERVER IS FOR LOCAL NETWORK AND SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED TO EXTERNAL ACCESS
  path: "~/picframe_data/html"            # path to where html files are located
  port: 9000                              # port used to serve pages by http server < 1024 requires root which is *bad* idea
  use_ssl: False
  keyfile: "path/to/key.pem"              # private-key
  certfile: "path/to/cert.pem"            # server certificate

This file causes glgeterror 0x501 and other errors:

viewer:
  blur_amount: 12                         # default=12,  larger values than 12 will increase processing load quite a bit
  blur_zoom: 1.0                          # default=1.0, must be >= 1.0 which expands the backgorund to just fill the space around the image
  blur_edges: False                       # default=False, use blurred version of image to fill edges - will override FIT = False
  edge_alpha: 0.5                         # default=0.5, background colour at edge. 1.0 would show reflection of image
  fps: 20.0                               # default=20.0
  background: [0.2, 0.2, 0.3, 1.0]        # default=[0.2, 0.2, 0.3, 1.0], RGBA to fill edges when fitting
  blend_type: "blend"                     # default="blend", choices={"blend", "burn", "bump"}, type of blend the shader can do
  font_file: "~/picframe_data/data/fonts/NotoSans-Regular.ttf"
  shader: "~/picframe_data/data/shaders/blend_new"
  show_text_fm: "%b %d, %Y"               # default "%b %d, %Y", format to show date over the image
  show_text_tm: 20.0                      # default=20.0, time to show text over image with file name
  show_text_sz: 40                        # default=40, text character size
  show_text: "title caption name date folder location"  # default="title caption name date folder location", show text, include combination of words: title, caption name, date, location, folder
  text_justify: "L"                       # text justification L, C or R
  fit: True                               # default=False, True => scale image so all visible and leave 'gaps'
                                          #                False => crop image so no 'gaps'
  kenburns: False                         # default=False, will set fit->False and blur_edges->False
  display_x: 0                            # offset from left of screen (can be negative)
  display_y: 0                            # offset from top of screen (can be negative)
  display_w: null                         # width of display surface (null->None will use max returned by hardware)
  display_h: null                         # height of display surface
  use_glx: False                          # default=False. Set to True on linux with xserver running

  mat_images: False                       # default=0.01, True, automatically mat all images. False, don't automatically mat any images. Real value, auto-mat all images with aspect ratio difference > than value
  mat_type: null                          # default=null, A string containing the mat types to choose from when matting images. It can consist of any or
                                          # all of 'float float_polaroid float_color_wrap single_bevel double_bevel double_flat' (null or '' will use all mat types)
  outer_mat_color: null                   # default=null, Color of the outer mat as an RGB list. null will auto-select a reasonable color based on the image.
  inner_mat_color: null                   # default=null, Color of the inner mat as an RGB list. null will auto-select a reasonable color based on the image.
  outer_mat_border: 75                    # default=75, Minimum outer mat border in pixels
  inner_mat_border: 40                    # default=40, Minimum inner mat border in pixels (for styles that use it)
  outer_mat_use_texture: True             # default=True, True uses a texture for the outer mat. False creates a solid-color outer mat.
  inner_mat_use_texture: False            # default=False, True uses a texture for the inner mat. False creates a solid-color inner mat.
  mat_resource_folder: "~/picframe_data/data/mat" # Folder containing mat image files

model:
  pic_dir: "~/Pictures"                   # default="~/Pictures", root folder for images
  deleted_pictures: "~/DeletedPictures"   # move deleted pictures here
  no_files_img: "~/picframe_data/data/no_pictures.jpg" # default="PictureFrame2020img.jpg", image to show if none selected
  subdirectory: ""                        # default="", subdir of pic_dir - can be changed by MQTT"
  recent_n: 7                             # default=7 (days), when shuffling file change date more recent than this number of days play before the rest
  reshuffle_num: 1                        # default=1, times through before reshuffling
  time_delay: 15.0                        # default=200.0, time between consecutive slide starts - can be changed by MQTT
  fade_time: 5.0                          # default=10.0, change time during which slides overlap - can be changed by MQTT"
  shuffle: True                           # default=True, shuffle on reloading image files - can be changed by MQTT"
  sort_cols: 'fname ASC'                  # default='fname ASC' can be any columns in the table with optional ASC or DESC separated by commas
                                          # fname, last_modified, file_id, orientation, exif_datetime, f_number,
                                          # exposure_time, iso, focal_length, make, model, lens, rating,
                                          # latitude, longitude, width, height, title, caption, tags,
                                          # is_portrait, location
  image_attr: [                           # image attributes send by MQTT, Keys are taken from exifread library, "PICFRAME GPS" is special to retrieve GPS lon/lat, "PICFRAME LOCATION" is special to retrieve geo reverse (load_geoloc hast to be True)
    "PICFRAME GPS",
    "PICFRAME LOCATION",
    "EXIF FNumber",
    "EXIF ExposureTime",
    "EXIF ISOSpeedRatings",
    "EXIF FocalLength",
    "EXIF DateTimeOriginal",
    "Image Model",
    "IPTC Caption/Abstract",
    "IPTC Object Name",
    "IPTC Keywords"]
  load_geoloc: False                      # get location information from open street map NB if you switch this on (recommended)
  geo_key: "this_needs_to@be_changed"     # then you **MUST** change the geo_key to something unique to you
                                          # i.e. use your email address
  locale: "en_US.utf8"                    # "locale -a" shows the installed locales which could used
  key_list: [
    ["tourism","amenity","isolated_dwelling"],
    ["suburb","village"],
    ["city","county"],
    ["region","state","province"],
    ["country"]]
  db_file: "~/picframe_data/data/pictureframe.db3" # database used by PictureFrame
  portrait_pairs: False
  log_level: "WARNING"                    # default=WARNING, could beDEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL
  log_file: ""                            # default="" for debugging set this to the path to a file. NB logging messages will
                                          # appended indefinitely so don't forget this. You will need to tidy it up later
  use_kbd: False                          # default=False, just for debug or console start. Crashing when started with systemd

mqtt:
  use_mqtt: False                         # default=False. Set True true, to enable mqtt
  server: "your_mqtt_broker"              # No defaults for server
  port: 8883                              # default=8883 for tls, 1883 else (tls must be "" then !!!!!)
  login: "name"                           # your mqtt user
  password: "your_password"               # password for mqtt user
  tls: "/path/to/your/ca.crt"             # filename including path to your ca.crt. If not used, must be set to "" !!!!
  device_id: "picframe"                   # default="picframe" unique id of device. change if there is more than one PictureFrame

http:
  use_http: False                         # default=False. Set True to enable http NB THIS SERVER IS FOR LOCAL NETWORK AND SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED TO EXTERNAL ACCESS
  path: "~/picframe_data/html"            # path to where html files are located
  port: 9000                              # port used to serve pages by http server < 1024 requires root which is *bad* idea
  use_ssl: False
  keyfile: "path/to/key.pem"              # private-key
  certfile: "path/to/cert.pem"            # server certificate

techtron79 Jul 2, 2021
Author

I see that the formatting of the files may be corrupted when I paste into the message. I will try to provide as attachments here.
configuration_works.yaml.txt
configuration_broken.yaml.txt

jgodfrey Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

I see that the formatting of the files may be corrupted

@techtron79 - FYI, I edited your above message and wrapped the file text in code markup to fix the formatting. But, the attachments are better anyway... :)

jgodfrey Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

Just guessing, but I assume this is being caused by the fit option (due to the openGL error). Can you verify that by changing only one of the two options at a time and seeing which is the root cause?

paddywwoof · 2021-07-02T15:48:22Z

paddywwoof
Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

This does seem an odd error. I can't see anything wrong with the configuration usage: I just tried all four permutations [[True, False], [True, 0.1], [False, 0.1], [False, False]] on this laptop with the latest 'main' branch and they all seem to run OK as far as I can tell (each time the same pictures appear). I'm not really sure setting fit: True does very much at all related to the image loading (which is where the errors appear) it just changes the position of a few floats passed as arguments to the shader.

PS there did used to be a perennial glGetError 501 but I thought that had been patched up now.

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jgodfrey · 2021-07-02T16:03:36Z

jgodfrey
Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

I'm curious... What are the resolutions of the failing images and maybe the resolution of your frame's display panel?

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techtron79 Jul 2, 2021
Author

There are six total images in the directory:
3 are 3036x4048
2 are 4032x3024
1 is 3024x4032

My display is an ASUS desktop monitor at 1920x1080.

Also, not sure it is relevant to my problem, but I did set the raspi-config memory split to 128 per the setup instructions. Am I running into some memory limitation on the pi that is causing the glGetError to be thrown?

jgodfrey · 2021-07-02T16:57:47Z

jgodfrey
Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

Something else to try might be to resize the images so their longest side is 1920. While that shouldn't be required, it might give us another data point...

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techtron79 Jul 2, 2021
Author

I rescaled all of the test images so the long dimension was 1920, and it now seems to work. I had some odd behavior at first. Old file names were displayed on the screen text even though I had changed the file names and had completely removed the old files from the directory. But even this behavior was not consistent because sometimes during the cycle of 6 photos, the correct new file name would be displayed for the same image. I am pretty sure the old file names are not in the EXIF data, but I deleted the db3 file thinking it might be corrupted from the prior problems and rebooted, and it is now working as expected.

I am hoping that you can still help me get the larger resolution files working. I would like to use the program directly on my NAS repository of images without having to rescale or otherwise edit them.

Thank you again for all of the assistance.

jgodfrey Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

I'm not really sure setting fit: True does very much at all related to the image loading (which is where the errors appear) it just changes the position of a few floats passed as arguments to the shader.

@paddywwoof - I'll start by saying "I have no idea what I'm talking about once the shaders get involved", but...

I assume the __fit argument (potentially) causes some sort of OpenGl-based scaling to happen on the texture, right? Assuming that's true (and based on the @techtron79's report of the resized images (both portrait and landscape) working as expected), maybe he's running into a memory-related issue there?

That'd be different than passing the same (full-sized) images through the matting system, as they'd then be resized by PIL and wouldn't require the (potentially problematic?) OpenGl-based resize step - which would explain why the original images worked when matted...

Again, just guessing...

paddywwoof · 2021-07-02T21:19:01Z

paddywwoof
Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

Well I'm not really sure what causes the problem but __fit doesn't do any resizing. All it does is switch the horiz/vert sizes and offsets here these are just float values sent to the shader used to look up pixel RGB from exactly the same texture2d samplers used when __fit`` is False```. They're picked up here basically the linear array in python is a 2d array in GLSL so sz as [42:44] becomes unif[14][0:2] (or can use .xy notation)

texture2d lookup basically uses the UV coordinates which map 0.0 to 1.0 across the texture. The behaviour at the edges can be either clamp, wrap or reflect but it's not changed by changing __fit and it ought to be able to cope with anything from -211 to 211 (or something like that, but the values are always going to be -2 to 2)

So I'm wondering if it's the resizing done by the mat system that was stopping the error. The latest version of pi3d checkes for max texture size here and this should be used to resize the texture, or if the dimensions are not a multiple of 4... but looking at the code here I think the max_size value isn't actually being used (expect where the image is in portrait orientation).

I will fix the code and test and re-issue it tomorrow.

PS - you can probably tell by the thread of this post that I gradually worked my way through the code and found things as I went!

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jgodfrey Jul 2, 2021
Collaborator

Again, I have no idea what I'm talking about when it comes to pi3d... :)

Well I'm not really sure what causes the problem but __fit doesn't do any resizing

Hmmm... Maybe resize isn't the correct term. Perhaps texture scaling is better (maybe not?). Since __fit doesn't do anything at the python app level except swap around some matrix values ultimately passed to pi3d, but it results in the texture being fitted to the display, I assumed that something was resizing / rescaling the texture in the pi3d code base based on those swapped values. But, I certainly didn't look in the pi3d code... I guess it's not clear to me how the process of fitting the image works in this case then, but that's no matter right now (I'll poke around in the pi3d code if I want to know more).

So I'm wondering if it's the resizing done by the mat system that was stopping the error.

Yeah, this is my assumption too. Since the matting system would have returned an image that already fits the screen, wh_rat should be 1.0 and hit the else here...

Anyway, curious what you find @paddywwoof.

paddywwoof Jul 3, 2021
Collaborator

The process of mapping an image to an OpenGL triangle is actually very simple: Each vertex can have a (u,v) coordinate which represents (0,0) at bottom left and (1,1) at top right of the Texture. In picframe there are two big triangles filling the screen and vertices have UVs ((0,0),(0,1),(1,1)) and ((1,1),(1,0),(0,0)) the GPU looks up the UV value for a given pixel by interpolating between the vertices. That UV coordinate is then used to look up RBGA values from the texture2d sampler.

In picframe the uniform values passed to the shader just increase or decrease the UV numbers i.e. the "vanilla" coordinates might be (0.0123,0.987) and I multiply them by (1.02,0.501), say, if __fit is True or (1.01,0.499) if fit is False. So it's really hard to imagine how that would be causing the issue.

Paddy

paddywwoof · 2021-07-03T09:09:57Z

paddywwoof
Jul 3, 2021
Collaborator

Hopefully tipam/pi3d@77b0920 will have fixed this. You should be able to

$ pip3 install pi3d --upgrade

Let me know if there are any untoward consequences - or if it doesn't fix the actual problem here.

Paddy

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techtron79 Jul 3, 2021
Author

The new build worked! I ran it with the original test images and configuration file that caused the problem before, and all seems to work as expected. I will continue to tinker and will let you know of anything untoward.

Thanks very much for the fix and the explanations.

paddywwoof Jul 3, 2021
Collaborator

@techtron79 well thanks to you for raising the issue and to Jeff for narrowing it down to image dimensions so quickly - the actual fix was very simple. The more feedback (+ve or -ve) we get, the better!

helgeerbe · 2021-07-05T07:51:47Z

helgeerbe
Jul 5, 2021
Maintainer

I updated the dependency to pi3d to version > 2.46

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