Hi Kris,
> Yup config file in /etc/liquidsoap.
Make sure that config file ends in .liq otherwise the
/etc/init.d/liquidsoap script won't pick it up, e.g:
for liq in *.liq ; do
if test $liq != '*.liq' ; then
echo -n "$liq "
start-stop-daemon --start --quiet --pidfile $rundir/${liq%.liq}.pid \
--chuid $user:$group --exec $liquidsoap -- -d $confdir/$liq
fi
done
> It runs fine if I run it by invoking
> liquidsoap from the command line, rather than from the service.
Do you get logs generated that way? Try running the start-stop-daemon
command above without --quiet (substituting the variables appropriately,
of course) to see what output you get.
> You can find up-to-date Liquidsoap binaries for Debian and Ubuntu in the
> Sourcefabric repo:
>
> http://apt.sourcefabric.org/
> The problem is that under Ubuntu these were having issues with linking
> (as I understand it) meaning the modules weren't being loaded in.
The Sourcefabric build doesn't use Ubuntu's liquidsoap modules, it just
depends on the relevant libraries for FLAC etc.
> For
> example the 1.0.1 package won't take alsa inputs on Ubuntu.
That's probably because Airtime doesn't use Liquidsoap's alsa inputs at
present, it currently launches a separate Ecasound process to record
live shows. I'll open a ticket to get that fixed.
Cheers!
Daniel
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