That's strange..
Can you get a request.trace through telnet ?
Also, what OS/OCaml version are you using?
Le dim. 23 sept. 2018 à 13:23, sébastien dagnicourt <
sebastien.dagnico...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Same with 1.3.4 :(
>
> Issue is somewhere else ...
>
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 >>> LOG START
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [main:3] Liquidsoap 1.3.4
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [main:3] Using: bytes=[distributed with OCaml 4.02 or
> above] pcre=7.3.4 dtools=0.4.0 duppy=0.7.1 duppy.syntax=0.7.1 cry=0.6.2
> mm=0.4.0 ogg=0.5.2 vorbis=0.7.1 mad=0.4.5 dynlink=[distributed with Ocaml]
> lame=0.3.3 alsa=0.2.3 samplerate=0.1.4 taglib=0.3.3 camomile=1.0.1
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [dynamic.loader:3] Could not find dynamic module for
> fdkaac encoder.
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [decoder:3] Method "MAD" accepted "default/single.mp3".
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [frame:3] Using 44100Hz audio, 25Hz video, 44100Hz
> master.
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [frame:3] Frame size must be a multiple of 1764 ticks
> = 1764 audio samples = 1 video samples.
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [frame:3] Targetting 'frame.duration': 0.04s = 1764
> audio samples = 1764 ticks.
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [frame:3] Frames last 0.04s = 1764 audio samples = 1
> video samples = 1764 ticks.
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [threads:3] Created thread "generic queue #1".
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [threads:3] Created thread "generic queue #2".
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [threads:3] Created thread "non-blocking queue #1".
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [threads:3] Created thread "non-blocking queue #2".
> 2018/09/23 20:21:04 [nc::3] Loading playlist...
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [protocol.process:3] Failed to execute echo ./test.mp3
> >> "/tmp/liq-process65471a.txt": ("timeout","19.3759880066")
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [nc::2] Timeout when resolving playlist URI "nc:"!
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [nc::3] Successfully loaded a playlist of 0 tracks.
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [threads:3] Created thread "alsa_out(default)" (1
> total).
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [threads:3] Created thread "wallclock_alsa" (2 total).
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [clock.wallclock_alsa:3] Streaming loop starts,
> synchronized by active sources.
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [alsa_out(default):3] Source failed (no more tracks)
> stopping output...
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [alsa_out(default):3] Using ALSA 1.1.3.
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [alsa_out(default):2] Falling back on interleaved S16LE
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [alsa_out(default):3] Samplefreq=44100Hz,
> Bufsize=1048576B, Frame=4B, Periods=1024
> 2018/09/23 20:21:24 [threads:3] Thread "alsa_out(default)" terminated (1
> remaining).
>
>
> Le dim. 23 sept. 2018 à 20:13, sébastien dagnicourt <
> sebastien.dagnico...@gmail.com> a écrit :
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I tested something like your script, and it failed.
>>
>> def nextcloud(~rlog,~maxtime,arg) =
>> [process_uri(extname="txt","echo ./test.mp3 >> $(output)")]
>> end
>> add_protocol("nc",nextcloud,doc="Fetch files from nextcloud",
>> syntax="nc://uri")
>>
>> Salsa = playlist("nc:")
>> output.alsa(fallible=true,Salsa)
>>
>> 2018/09/23 20:08:06 [nc::3] Loading playlist...
>> 2018/09/23 20:08:26 [protocol.process:3] Failed to execute echo
>> ./test.mp3 >> "/tmp/liq-processaa631c.txt": ("timeout","19.7391860485")
>> 2018/09/23 20:08:26 [nc::2] Failed when resolving playlist URI "nc:"!
>> 2018/09/23 20:08:26 [nc::3] Successfully loaded a playlist of 0 tracks.
>>
>> If I test with a static list like this one '/tmp/liq-processaa631c.txt'
>> it works so I assume that the "echo" command is well executed and that the
>> result file is good.
>>
>> I check if I can upgrade to 1.3.4
>>
>>
>>
>> Le dim. 23 sept. 2018 à 18:27, Romain Beauxis <romain.beau...@gmail.com>
>> a écrit :
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> Le sam. 22 sept. 2018 à 13:10, sébastien dagnicourt <
>>> sebastien.dagnico...@gmail.com> a écrit :
>>> >
>>> > Hi,
>>> >
>>> > So new tests:
>>> > I create a local "radio.txt" file.
>>> > I put in in the playlist function, tracks were discovered and played.
>>> >
>>> > So, I created a simple bash file that do a "cat radio.txt >>
>>> tmp_liquidsoap_file"
>>> > Same issue, liquidsoap won't take the file.
>>> > As you suggested I put a debug echo before the exit 0, the echo is ok.
>>> The content of the tmp file is ok.
>>> > Can't do more simple than that ...
>>>
>>> That's a good start! This works for me with 1.3.4:
>>>
>>> def test(~rlog,~maxtime,arg) =
>>> [process_uri(extname="txt","echo /tmp/bla.wav >> $(output)")]
>>> end
>>> add_protocol("test",test)
>>>
>>> s = playlist("test:")
>>>
>>> output.ao(fallible=true,s)
>>>
>>> Is that similar to your test?
>>> Romain
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