I have even tried executing a simple program such as KWrite (RN kwrite!)
with out success, using Centos Rivendell install disc with all updates
applied.
Could someone else do this simple test this using this distribution?
Then at least myself and Stephan will know that it's not just us.
Thank
On Tue, 2012-07-31 at 20:38 +0200, Morten Krarup Nielsen wrote:
> Robert, I forgot to tell, that though the client machines are
> connected through the open internet, they are connected to the local
> network of the Rivendell server via VPN. So I thought that the clients
> could be connected direct
The difficulty is with the CentOS install disks from Paravel.
The original message of Stan Fotinos "[RDD] Simple Script Not Running
Using RN", he has problems with RN on CentOS5, installed from the Paravel
install disks. I have that same problem. I could not solve it.
Cheers, Stephan
>> The only
Robert, I forgot to tell, that though the client machines are
connected through the open internet, they are connected to the local
network of the Rivendell server via VPN. So I thought that the clients
could be connected direct to the server MySQL without any problems?
It's only /var/snd that needs
> The only one that doesn't work with RN properly here is my Ubuntu 10.04
> machine. As I said before, it will create a test file that shows me the
> script is being run, it just won't interact with airplay via rmlsend.
I just tried it on a Ubuntu 10.04 machine with a compiled Rivendell
2.1.5 an
Morten
It's easy enough to rsync the /var/snd from one RD system to another but
you also have to copy the MySQL database which contains all the data
other then audio.
If someone creates voice tracks on the remote system, you then need to
reverse the process and update the local system both /var/sn
Thanks for your suggestions.
I will try out GlusterFS or Csync. Someone wrote about Csync on this
list a couple of months ago, so it has been used with Rivendell. A
shame it isn't in the Centos repo.
Kind regards,
Morten
2012/7/31 Wayne Merricks :
> Hi,
>
> I assume you've got both PCs hooked up
Just to add to this, I use this via cron:
mysqldump -u root -pPASSWORD_HERE --compress Rivendell | gzip -9 -c >
/media/backup/Rivendell_Backup/db/$(date +%Y-%m-%d).sql.gz
I have a SAMBA share from another server mounted to
/media/backup/Rivendell_Backup (via /etc/fstab)
This command does th
Bill,
Try this:
mysqldump -u ** -p ** ** > dumpfilename.sql
Thanks,
Brooks
On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 12:48 PM, Bill Putney wrote:
> This has probably already been covered lots of times.
>
> I want to make a crontab entry to backup the Rivendell MySQL database.
> Anyone know what that comman
This has probably already been covered lots of times.
I want to make a crontab entry to backup the Rivendell MySQL database.
Anyone know what that command line would look like?
Thanks, Bill Putney - KPTZ Port Townsend, WA
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Hi again,
I tested out RN further. On my 3 studio machines which are a stripped
down Debian 6 (gnome-core and not much else) it works fine.
2 of the machines use JACK + Riv as the local user whereas the main
studio is plain ALSA with Riv running as root (via the +s default
permissions on /usr
Hi,
I assume you've got both PCs hooked up to the same database? Otherwise
you would get all sorts of weird stuff going on.
Anyway heres the second problem you will have, rsync is only one way (it
gets really complicated if you're trying for a two way sync and has all
sorts of problems as you'
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Have you considered a distributed filesystem that implements client-side
caching, or that just simply works better than NFS? (Not difficult to
beat NFS, mind you...)
I've never tried GlusterFS for Rivendell but it might work quite well.
I've had goo
When I discovered incomplete files on the client-pc, I was just
importing a file or two on the server via RDlibrary - nothing fancy
being done there. I guess I could add a sleep command to my script,
but eventually I would be unlucky that Rsync on the client would
conflict with some file operation
Practically, I don't think it makes sense to do this continuously. A sleep
between runs of at least 5 seconds, will unload your machine so that it can do
other things, otherwise it will be quite busy starting and stopping these
processes.
I'll let others talk about the specifics of Rivendell
Same here: RN does not work.
I also run CentOS from the install disk of Paravel. Posted about this
(http://lists.rivendellaudio.org/pipermail/rivendell-dev/2011-December/014263.html),
no solution :-(
I have to use CRON jobs, which makes the whole setup messy.
Cheers, Stephan
> Hi All
>
> I have
Hi.
I've installed the Paravel Broadcast CD on a PC which operates as a
file-server and MySQL server for my Rivendell setup. I need two client
machines to be able to voice-track. Since they're far far away, I
thought of keeping a local backup of /var/snd on both client machines.
I tried mounting th
I've been testing this out and can't find an obvious solution but I do
have some suggestions.
First your script runs excessively while inside the loop so it would be
wise to add a sleep 20 or 30 as surely you don't need to check the time
as fast as humanly possible and keep sending out LC messa
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