They come from our AMR-100 ( http://www.amb-os.com/ambos.html ) which is
an SFTP receiver. the program amb-ux transfers them from the amr-100 to
/var/amb-ux. I have contacted the person who wrote amb-ux to find out
more about how often the files are transferred and whether they are one
a day or will always come in a group....
Nathaniel C. Steele
Assistant Chief Engineer/Technical Director
WTRM-FM / TheCrossFM
On 2/1/2013 4:52 PM, Geoff Barkman wrote:
Hi Nathan
How did you get the weeks worth of files initially?
Are they produced at your station or do you download them yourself?
I'm looking at the date format in the file name. If I interpret it
correctly it is
HCJB_BTC5_01-30-13_01-01
HCJB_BTC5_Month-Date-2DigitYear_RandomNumbers.MP2?
So you need to set up a script that runs 1 minute after midnight...
Probably using crontab...
#!/bin/bash
#Find out current date and make a variable
CURRENTDATE=`date +%m-%d-%g`
#Move file to the dropbox
mv /downloadedlocation/HCJB_BTC5_$CURRENTDATE_*.MP2
/yourdropboxlocation/HCJB_BTC5_$CURRENTDATE_*.MP2
#end script
Have the dropbox set to delete the contents and replace with todays
audio and that should work.
Many Thanks
Geoff Barkman
On Feb 2, 2013 8:24 AM, "Nathan Steele" <nathan.ste...@thecrossfm.com
<mailto:nathan.ste...@thecrossfm.com>> wrote:
OK, so I set this up with dropboxes, but the files come in with a
start
and end date that allows for three days to play, I need it to only
play
on one day and that day should be the date in the filename, but
looking
in the ROG it doesn't seem like there is a metadata pattern for the
start/end date. I looked at a file in Adobe audition and can't see
that
range in any of the cart chunk or other data. where are these dates
coming from and how do I fix them?
My dropbox path looks like this: /var/amb-ux/HCJB_BTC5*.MP2
The files are named like this HCJB_BTC5_01-30-13_01-01 and upon
creation
of the dropbox. there were 5 days worth of files in there.
Having looked at the wiki it seems to suggest using rdcatch
instead. how
do I use rdcatch to get a file from a local directory? really
seems like
dropbox would be the more appropriate tool? Did I miss the medata
pattern for start end date?
Nathaniel C. Steele
Assistant Chief Engineer/Technical Director
WTRM-FM / TheCrossFM
On 1/29/2013 5:15 PM, Nathan Steele wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> So I have amb-ux configured and running and all of my ambos
recievers
> files are showing up in /var/amb-ux. Can someone recommend to me the
> best way to go about getting them into the appropriate carts?
RDCATCH or
> Dropbox? Previously I was using a dropbox, which had the files
put into
> it from a windows systemk running the ambos ui. Ambos UI would
rename
> the files and put them into a directory that was used by another
> automation system for our other station. then we used an ftp
program to
> log into the rivendell server and put the ones we needed into the
> dropbox, which would import them and overwrite the previous days
cut.
> Now we are adding more programs that will not be used by the other
> station and personally I would like to take the windows box in the
> middle out of the equation. The nice thing was that the ambos UI
would
> handle sending the correct days program, now I am faced with the
task of
> getting the correct program out of a folder with several days
worth of
> them in it, I know it can be done, just have to get there. any
> suggestions the files are named like this:
>
> "HCJB_BTC5_01_29_13_more numbers_maybe some version number_not sure"
>
> Thanks!
>
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