I have the following command line :
liquidsoap -c "output.dummy(audio_to_stereo(single('avicii.mp3')))"
and simple c program that uses inotify to monitor accesses to a directory
(available here:
http://darkeside.blogspot.ca/2007/12/linux-inotify-example.html)
This is all a very simple test environment set up to recreate what we are
currently experiencing.
So whenever I run the above Liquidsoap command, the inotify program reports
the file was opened in read/write mode. If I take away write permissions on
this file, then Liquidsoap opens it in read mode.
This opening in write mode is a problem for us, because we are listening
for these events with our media-monitor to ensure the file's metadata are
in sync with Airtime's database, and introduces a few complications (
http://dev.sourcefabric.org/browse/CC-4343).
Is there a reason for this behaviour, or can we change it?
Martin
P.S. Sorry for the possibly overly-verbose email :)
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Martin Konecny
Software Developer, Sourcefabric
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