I m new to Rivendell and linux but now have master and slave servers set up
with 5 clients in the studio all on CentOS 6.7 with RD ver 2.10.3-1 on 64
bit quad core AMD/ASUS machines. I put them on an internal sub network with
static IPs and constant internet access to allow several functions for
Hi Wayne,
> The code is completely re-written but appears to suffer from the same
> Cart Number only "title" separation check.
Indeed, the "Title separation" is misnamed, the correct name is "Cart
separation". Rivendell doesn't compare, store and filter the Cart title,
but the Cart number.
It
Being new to Rivendell and having to become the staff trainer by default, I
have scheduler questions. I have looked at Brett's Blog of 12/2009 which
was helpful but not enough. We are a Christian teach, talk, and music
station with several live segments during weekdays with every hour being
On Wed, 16 Sep 2015, James L. Stewart wrote:
I wonder if the output of these things are capable of any peak-to-peak
outputs over 5 volts? The USB interface only provides 5 volts, so they
would have to include a little inverter to be able to produce the normal
levels + headroom we normally
On Wed, 16 Sep 2015, Tom Van Gorkom wrote:
I have security questions at the moment:
-How is the best, and not too complicated way to protect ourselves from
outside attacks? (assuming a strong root password, what should be off and on
in the system and what else should I do?)
Rivendell
I wonder if the output of these things are capable of any peak-to-peak
outputs over 5 volts? The USB interface only provides 5 volts, so they
would have to include a little inverter to be able to produce the normal
levels + headroom we normally coming out of something rated to be
nominally
I agree that Rivendell should be on a private network.
The one thing I'd add - you could set up a single machine that can see
both networks - the Rivendell network and the outside world - for the
purpose of running RDCatch and allowing it to download content from the
'net, providing RSS feeds,
A whole lot will depend on who and what you're protecting from...
is it necessary for staff, jocks, and other folks to be able to access
the individual rivendell machines, or is it just a few folks,
engineering access, or what..
A great firewall is necessary...I wouldn't put individual outside
Hi Tom
For those time announcements you can put them all in the one Cart and
make each Time announcement a seperate Cut you can choose up to
999 cuts inside a Cart.
Not quite enough to make time announcements for the whole day, you
would need 1440 cuts.
Each Cut, gets set up so it is only