Hi. For six years I used liquisoap1.1 - an extremely stable version. You're doing a great job maintaining this project alive.
Yesterday I did a fresh install on a new installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS server. I would like to share my experience installing liquidsoap, maybe others will find it useful. 1. On Ubuntu Server 18.04.04 the opam version in the repository is 1.2. With this version, the latest version of liquidsoap can't be installed. 2. After installing from source opam 2, opam init, depext and install, the liquidsoap version to be installed was 1.3.7 because the ocaml version is 4.0.5 in Ubuntu 18.04. 3. I finally managed to upgrade ocaml using opam and the --unlock-base option and to get liquidsoap installed. 4. Running daemonize-liquidsoap.sh provided by liquidsoap-daemon package from opam generated the following errors: /home/ambrozie/.opam/default/bin/daemonize-liquidsoap.sh: 17: /home/ambrozie/.opam/default/bin/daemonize-liquidsoap.sh: [[: not found /home/ambrozie/.opam/default/bin/daemonize-liquidsoap.sh: 25: cd: can't cd to /home/ambrozie/.opam/default/bin//home/ambrozie/.opam/default/share Creating dummy file cat: liquidsoap.systemd.in: No such file or directory Changing the shell to bash in the script resolves the first error, but not the others. Also, I found no info about how to run the script. This package needs updating. Thanks again for the great work. I just wait to upgrade my script using the features added in the new version. Alex G.
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