Re: [RDD] Rivendell-dev Digest, Vol 5, Issue 9

[Jim Stewart]

The Tryphon site (http://debian.tryphon.eu/) has repositories you can add to 
your /etc/apt/sources.list file that includes qt3 libraries for later versions 
of Debian and Ubuntu versions that don't have it.  I'm on Debian Wheezy and the 
repository works fine for me (although their darkice streamer was broken last 
time I checked, in which case I simply used the one from Ubuntu on my Debian 
machine instead).



My question is that there seems to be some sort of QT3 compatibility library 
available for QT4.  Any chance that this would work for Rivendell?  It seems 
that this could be a good way to proceed forward with future Linux 
distributions.








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We have been running Rivendell 2.0.2 on several machines with Ubuntu 11.04, 
11.10 and 12.04 for almost two years and it has worked very well.  The machine 
running RdAirPlay actually ran continuously for a year and a half until there 
was an I/O error on the disk drive:



  16:23:30 up 529 days,  2:14,  1 user,  load average: 0.01, 0.16, 0.16



I did discover something last week when I tried to install Rivendell on a 
machine with Ubuntu 12.10, apparently it no longer has the qt3 libraries.


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Re: [RDD] Rivendell-dev Digest, Vol 5, Issue 9

[Pedro Picoto (TSF/tec)]

I'm a Linux noob. It's been a full week install/uninstall of Rivendell on 
several OS. The worsten, at leat for me, was Debian and CentOS, mainly due to 
hardware issues (d-link usb dongle not detected). 
Running now in an apparent stable/easy to  tweak OS: Ubuntu 12.04 lts.
 
 
 
Dear All,

Been toying around with installing the latest and greatest Rivendell 2.5.2 from 
source  and was trying to use
CentOS 6 as my OS, but have started running into a bunch of problems and issues 
(Id3lib not working for example) so cannot configure. Looking on here there 
seems to be other issues with CentOS 6 as well. Not married to CentOS but was 
looking at it since Fred was using it for development and we will need to go to 
something eventually when we upgrade (running a really old version here).

Since this isn't a 64 bit machine the Broadcast Appliance  wasn't an option 
(and I'm not sure the appliance would work for us anyway since we have some 
specific pam stuff that we run with... I supposed I could dig up a 64 bit 
machine..but anyway)

I wondered if anyone else had any experience or ideas in terms of CentOS 
installs. Better versions, fixes patches etc.

Any advice or opinions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Todd Baker
Radio Free Asia,
Washington D.C.


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