David Baelde wrote: >> $ liquidsoap myscript.liq >> Thread 1 killed on uncaught exception Unix.Unix_error(1, "bind", "") >> init: exception encountered during stop phase: >> Unix.Unix_error(20, "unlink", >> "/usr/local/var/run/liquidsoap/myscript.sock") > > Here liquidsoap accepts its script, and starts, but dies when trying > to open its socket, because the directory doesn't exist. This socket > is here for interacting with liquidsoap while it is running. You can > simply disable it by adding "set socket = false", or create the socket > directory manually or by installing liquidsoap, or set it manually to > something else (set socket.dir = "somethingelse").
Maybe should we disable the socket by default? Not that many users are likely to need this... Cheers, Samuel.
