Re: [RDD] Linker-error when building caed

[Marius Wikstøl]

Hi,

Yes, the --sysconfdir isn't included in the configure-line, but luckily 
it places the rd-bin.conf-file in the debian-default apache path on 
install. (/etc/apache2/conf-enabled/). :-)
I have another linux-box running an older version of Rivendell, so I'll 
try to compile the source on that.


Thanks for your help.

Marius

On 06/10/2016 12:36 AM, Fred Gleason wrote:
On Jun 9, 2016, at 15:56, Marius Wikstøl > wrote:


I've been struggling with compiling since v2.11.0. I think I might 
have messed up my environment somehow. I don't remember how I 
resolved it, but the problem seems to still be present.


I'm running Debian stable.


One immediate observation: looks like your configure line was:

 $ ./configure --prefix=/usr/local --libexecdir=/var/www/html/rd-bin 
--with-Qt-dir=/usr/local


You’re going to want to add a ‘--sysconfdir=’ switch to 
that.  This tells the build system where to install the Apache httpd 
configuration snippet.  The specific value is very distro specific; on 
CentOS 6/7, the correct abracadabra is ‘--sysconfdir=/etc/httpd/conf.d’.


That said, I think it’s unlikely that this was the specific cause of 
the linker error that you report.  The component reported as missing 
is shipped as part of the Rivendell source code 
(in ‘lib/rdwavefile.cpp’), so I tend to agree with your hypothesis 
that your build environment is borked somehow.


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[RDD] RDCatch Server Error: Invalid User

[Mark Murdock]

I'm testing Rivendell to see if it will be a suitable replacement for our old 
Scott Studios system, and so far I like what I see. I've gotten RDCatch to work 
well when it comes to downloading files from ftp sites, but when I try to 
transfer files from /var/amb-ux (following the instructions here: 
http://rivendell.tryphon.org/wiki/How_to_setup_downloads_and_dayparting_for_prerecorded_daily_programs_in_RDCatch)
 I always get the Status error message "Server Error: Invalid user". I've tried 
the default user, tried creating a new user and password with full permissions, 
but can't seem to get it to transfer files. What am I missing?

Mark Murdock
Production Director
KAMB
90 E. 16th St.
Merced, CA 95340
(209) 723-1015
www.celebrationradio.com
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Re: [RDD] Linker-error when building caed

[Fred Gleason]

On Jun 9, 2016, at 15:56, Marius Wikstøl  wrote:

> I've been struggling with compiling since v2.11.0. I think I might have 
> messed up my environment somehow. I don't remember how I resolved it, but the 
> problem seems to still be present.
> 
> I'm running Debian stable.

One immediate observation: looks like your configure line was:

 $ ./configure --prefix=/usr/local --libexecdir=/var/www/html/rd-bin 
--with-Qt-dir=/usr/local

You’re going to want to add a ‘--sysconfdir=’ switch to that.  This 
tells the build system where to install the Apache httpd configuration snippet. 
 The specific value is very distro specific; on CentOS 6/7, the correct 
abracadabra is ‘--sysconfdir=/etc/httpd/conf.d’.

That said, I think it’s unlikely that this was the specific cause of the linker 
error that you report.  The component reported as missing is shipped as part of 
the Rivendell source code (in ‘lib/rdwavefile.cpp’), so I tend to agree with 
your hypothesis that your build environment is borked somehow.

Cheers!


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Re: [RDD] Automatically deleting carts

[Robert Jeffares]

If you generate the logs on one machine and play them on another, the 
Source Host you select is the one on which the logs were generated.
Column STATION_NAME in _SRT retains the name of the host 
on which the logs were generated.

This will get you there:

mysql -u root Rivendell -e 'select STATION_NAME, CART_NUMBER, TITLE, 
EVENT_DATETIME, SCHEDULED_TIME from _SRT where 
CART_NUMBER=xx '


regards

Robert


On 10/06/16 03:00, Fred Gleason wrote:
On Jun 8, 2016, at 23:18, Rob Landry <41001...@interpring.com 
> wrote:


Is there a Rivendell table that records airplay history, i.e. the 
dates/times that a particular cart is played?


I know I can get rdairplay to log this information to a text file, 
but there are times when it would be useful to be able to query the 
database by cart number.


As of DB schema 255, each service gets a table named 
'_SRT’ that holds that information.  This will likely 
change at some point in future, mostly because the name mapping 
between service and table names has proven to be somewhat fragile.


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Re: [RDD] music log files

[jorge soto]

thank you.

2016-06-09 13:30 GMT-07:00 Cowboy :

> On Thursday 09 June 2016 03:04:34 pm jorge soto wrote:
> > Does any one know where the actual file of the daily music log is
> located?
>
>  There isn't one.
>
>  The display is constructed dynamically from database queries.
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Re: [RDD] music log files

[Cowboy]

On Thursday 09 June 2016 03:04:34 pm jorge soto wrote:
> Does any one know where the actual file of the daily music log is located?

 There isn't one.

 The display is constructed dynamically from database queries.

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Re: [RDD] Linker-error when building caed

[Marius Wikstøl]

Here is the config.log.

http://pastebin.com/m8qbgktD

I've been struggling with compiling since v2.11.0. I think I might have 
messed up my environment somehow. I don't remember how I resolved it, 
but the problem seems to still be present.


I'm running Debian stable.

Thanks!

Marius

On 06/09/2016 04:48 PM, Fred Gleason wrote:
On Jun 8, 2016, at 21:25, Marius Wikstøl > wrote:



Any suggestions?


What’s your environment?  What is the output from ./configure?

Cheers!


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[RDD] music log files

[jorge soto]

Does any one know where the actual file of the daily music log is located?
If I want to print the log and leave in the studio, where do I find the
file on Ubuntu 14?
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Re: [RDD] Automatically deleting carts

[Fred Gleason]

On Jun 8, 2016, at 23:18, Rob Landry <41001...@interpring.com> wrote:

> Is there a Rivendell table that records airplay history, i.e. the dates/times 
> that a particular cart is played?
> 
> I know I can get rdairplay to log this information to a text file, but there 
> are times when it would be useful to be able to query the database by cart 
> number.

As of DB schema 255, each service gets a table named '_SRT’ that 
holds that information.  This will likely change at some point in future, 
mostly because the name mapping between service and table names has proven to 
be somewhat fragile.

Cheers!


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Re: [RDD] Automatically deleting carts

[Rob Landry]

On Thu, 9 Jun 2016, John Anderson wrote:


Question -- Do you really want a radio playback system to automatically delete 
carts?... Is that really a good idea?


Yes. This morning WCRI aired yesterday's news because an Internet outage 
prevented the news person from uploading today's news to the system.


He could have marked the cuts to run only yesterday, but that would have 
required him to log into the Rivendell system instead of just leaving the 
news cuts in a dropbox.



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Re: [RDD] Centos 6 ALSA Updates

[Wayne Merricks]

Just as an FYI to any Ubuntu server users, I had to go through the pain 
of updating a web server to Ubuntu 16.04.  16.04 really should not be 
used in production unless you're willing to work around breakages during 
the upgrade.


I've had minor issues in the past with obscure bits but MySQL, PHP and 
Apache all breaking/not installing properly on the update is something 
obvious I think should have been fixed before release. Hopefully it will 
change with the first point release as previously I've updated various 
machines as far back as 10.04 over the years without issue so this break 
was completely unexpected.


On 09/06/16 12:00, Cowboy wrote:

On Thursday 09 June 2016 06:30:44 am Robert Jeffares wrote:

run updates on a non essential machine, then
others one by one. Generally I don't make any changes until they have
been out for a month or so.

  Same here, ever since the notorious WinNT SP2 update which broke
  NT hopelessly on many mission critical machines world wide, and was
  almost immediately recalled, but not before much damage was done.

  Now, it's very true, that *was* Micro$oft, but these days when too many
  "programmers" have a Micro$oft mentality, automatic updates has
  proven too often to be a very bad thing !

  I've had some trouble with all versions of anyone's distro, no matter the OS,
  including CentOS 7, which most recently broke the stock included e-mail
  client, while fixing the Vbox DKMS which the previous update broke.
  M$ recently seems to be deliberately breaking everything by putting
  a forced update to the seriously flawed Win10 into everything.

  Bottom line : If you're going to assume the responsibility of being
  or acting like a sysadmin, then it's YOUR responsibility to test and
  re-test any and everything deployed into the revenue stream.
  "Automatic updates" is just irresponsible, almost to a criminally negligent 
level.

  Red Hat does a pretty good job, but you have to remember who they
  are doing it for, and it's not you !
  Debian is much better, but they do have their political agenda.
  Ubuntu, well, not even worth mentioning.



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Re: [RDD] Centos 6 ALSA Updates

[Cowboy]

On Thursday 09 June 2016 06:30:44 am Robert Jeffares wrote:
> run updates on a non essential machine, then 
> others one by one. Generally I don't make any changes until they have 
> been out for a month or so.

 Same here, ever since the notorious WinNT SP2 update which broke
 NT hopelessly on many mission critical machines world wide, and was
 almost immediately recalled, but not before much damage was done.

 Now, it's very true, that *was* Micro$oft, but these days when too many
 "programmers" have a Micro$oft mentality, automatic updates has
 proven too often to be a very bad thing !

 I've had some trouble with all versions of anyone's distro, no matter the OS,
 including CentOS 7, which most recently broke the stock included e-mail
 client, while fixing the Vbox DKMS which the previous update broke.
 M$ recently seems to be deliberately breaking everything by putting
 a forced update to the seriously flawed Win10 into everything.

 Bottom line : If you're going to assume the responsibility of being
 or acting like a sysadmin, then it's YOUR responsibility to test and
 re-test any and everything deployed into the revenue stream.
 "Automatic updates" is just irresponsible, almost to a criminally negligent 
level.

 Red Hat does a pretty good job, but you have to remember who they
 are doing it for, and it's not you !
 Debian is much better, but they do have their political agenda.
 Ubuntu, well, not even worth mentioning.

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Re: [RDD] Centos 6 ALSA Updates

[Robert Jeffares]

Rick,
As Fred says it's an Alsa thing which comes in an update you can 
de-select but has nothing to do with Rivendell.


The update is not going to cause a problem until you re boot. I only 
picked it up when I re booted an off line machine.


If you run all the updates check alsamixer settings run alsactrl store 
and create the file you are prompted for then  edit rc.local nothing 
will change, but if/when you eventually reboot everything will work as 
it should.


In time Centos will sort this out, but it's not a Rivendell issue. 
Unusual for a settings file to be relocated in a minor release, but it 
can and does happen.


You can switch off the Centos updates and just install the Rivendell ones.

My practice is to run with Centos updates as they often improve the 
operation of things. Centos has been quite stable, but I still maintain 
4 copies of everything and run updates on a non essential machine, then 
others one by one. Generally I don't make any changes until they have 
been out for a month or so. I do look closely at mysql updates.


regrds

Robert

On 09/06/16 21:10, Rick Thomas wrote:

We’re holding off on doing this update until we know it’s not going to take us 
off the air.

Is this the recommended fix?

Are there any plans to incorporate this fix (or some other) into a Rivendell 
update, so we can do the update without having to manually edit rc.local?

Thanks
Rick Thomas
IT geek
KPTZ 91.9 FM Port Townsend, WA USA


On Jun 2, 2016, at 9:19 PM, Robert Jeffares  wrote:


I put  'alsactl restore' in rc.local. QED

now to run around the other locations and do the same.

R

On 02/06/16 23:54, Fred Gleason wrote:

On Jun 1, 2016, at 22:13, Robert Jeffares  wrote:


Not sure if this is Alsa Centos or Rivendell.

ALSA, completely.  Rivendell doesn’t touch this.

Thanks for the heads-up.

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Re: [RDD] Centos 6 ALSA Updates

[Rick Thomas]

We’re holding off on doing this update until we know it’s not going to take us 
off the air.

Is this the recommended fix?

Are there any plans to incorporate this fix (or some other) into a Rivendell 
update, so we can do the update without having to manually edit rc.local?

Thanks
Rick Thomas
IT geek
KPTZ 91.9 FM Port Townsend, WA USA


On Jun 2, 2016, at 9:19 PM, Robert Jeffares  wrote:

> I put  'alsactl restore' in rc.local. QED
> 
> now to run around the other locations and do the same.
> 
> R
> 
> On 02/06/16 23:54, Fred Gleason wrote:
>> On Jun 1, 2016, at 22:13, Robert Jeffares  wrote:
>> 
>>> Not sure if this is Alsa Centos or Rivendell.
>> 
>> ALSA, completely.  Rivendell doesn’t touch this.
>> 
>> Thanks for the heads-up.
>> 
>> Cheers!
>> 
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