Hi,
I'm going to finish that function before releasing a first version of
the software :)
Here is my problem: as you know I am using a custom
dynamic_playlist.[start/stop] param|paramX|UUID to add and remove stream
links from liquidsoap.
Each stream link / playlist is identified by a UUID both side.
An example from the telnet interface:
list
57bcca44-b217-47c0-ae83-f701b0c44f20 : output.icecast
320b0179-2db0-4a58-8d5e-d97c5448624e : output.icecast
When the user wants to update server properties, he highlight a link and
hit "edit...". Then he makes his changes and click ok.
At this point the software sends "dynamic_playlist.stop
param|paramX|UUID" then "dynamic_playlist.start newparam|newparamX|UUID"
then the XML file and the GUI is updated if the telnet command has
returned successfully -- means wait for the string "Done!". "Done!"
string print instruction comes for the liquidsoap script:
# We stop all sources
list.iter(source.shutdown, matching_sources)
# And return
"Done!"
Then problem is if I use the same UUID (because more logical ?), the
check "wait for "Done!" doesn't seems a reliable check: if I insert a
new playlist with the same UUID just right after, liquidsoap create a
some "UUID.1".
three way to go:
- wait for X seconds before inserting again (but it's really not
reliable).
- create the updated link as another UUID
- determine what "Done!" means or should return and when. (seems
asynchronous to me ?).
Any advice ?
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