How about explicity defining the directory? You have used '~' to pull
from home.
Does: ("/user/home/pls/christmas", mode="random")) work?
How about trying with a defined list of files first in an m3u and
working out from there? Its leaves less room to assume functions are
being performed to get it working / connecting to begin.
p.s. apologies if this information doesnt help, ive only picked out your
thread for the first time in a couple of days.
Dane
Sarah k Alawami <mailto:[email protected]>
6 December 2014 00:20
I can't. According to the manual the playlist can be a directory it
scans. It loads the playlist fine and starts to load the tracks, which
it does, but my mount points are all showing an http1.1 error or
something like that.
My playlist is a folder which is constantly being updated with stuff.
a quote from the quick start.
"Instead of giving the filename of a playlist, you can also use a
directory name, and liquidsoap will recursively look for audio files
in it."
Which I did and it works, but my mounts are not loading at all which
is odd. Why would they show a 404 not found if icecast is capable of
generating on the fly mounts like this. I even tried adding my mounts
to the xml of my icecast but that did not work either.
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Dane Streeter <mailto:[email protected]>
5 December 2014 23:40
Should this not read:
playlist = mksafe(playlist("~/pls/christmas.m3u", mode="random"))
You haven't specified a playlist format.
Dane
Sarah k Alawami <mailto:[email protected]>
3 December 2014 20:00
Hello to all. Ok. I did a restart and got this.
Starting liquidsoap channels: christmaslive.liq Line 6, char 2 before
"~": Parse error!
OK
here is the line to which the error refers to I think.
playlist = mksafe(playlist("~/pls/christmas", mode="random"))
which checked out fine until I added the ip address I do want the
mode="random" in there as I have a lot of stuff. Lol!
blessikngs.
On Dec 2, 2014, at 1:17 PM, John Plsek <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
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2 December 2014 21:17
make the playlist safe
playlist = mksafe(playlist("~/pls/christmas"))
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Sarah k Alawami <mailto:[email protected]>
2 December 2014 18:47
Well, I checked it and got this.
Invalid value at line 11 char 17 - line 12 char 33: That source is
fallible.
I thought I included the mksafe function somewhere but I guess I
forgot. In the script I pasted in to yall where woudl I include that?
I don't want to brake this anymore then necessary. Lol! or I could
include the other one, falable="true" I think is how that goes. I'm
going off of a very bad memmory today. It's the command that
disconnects the source if something should go wrong.
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