I believe this is fixed in Rivendell 3:
2018-11-29 Fred Gleason
* Added a 'SERVICES.INCLUDE_IMPORT_MARKERS' field to the database.
* Added a 'LOGS.INCLUDE_IMPORT_MARKERS' field to the database.
* Incremented the database version to 301.
* Added an 'Include Import Markers in Finished Logs' checkbo
Ahhh. Found this under the change log for v2.18.0:
Functionality: Log Importation Changes: Changed music and traffic
importation so that parent link events are still visible in linked logs
This is only my 2nd RD system Ive ever set up. I didn't recall seeing
the import links before, and it
Is it normal for the log in RDAirplay to display the "music import" and
"traffic import" links?
It causes no harm, and seems to be purely cosmetic, but just wondering
if that is by design or if there is a way to get rid of them after the
log merge process (aside from manually deleting them in
Im still learning the ins and outs of Linux, and vnc is one of those
things I was already somewhat familiar with on that other platform...
As it turns out, its not as bad as I thought. Since both log and report
paths are setup in rdadmin, it turns out the newly created linux user
for the purp
If you don't need access to the running rdairplay, why not use ssh -X
instead of vnc?
You can "ssh -X" into a Rivendell machine running rdairplay without
affecting the operator's display at all. From the command line, you can
start any Rivendell application except rdairplay, so it's perfect
Bringing this back up and I ran into a tiny snag that I had not considered:
My hope was to have pd, production and traffic vnc into the system for
clock, library, and log maintenance without being intrusive to the
on-air staff.
The snag is, my user account set up for the sole purpose of vncin
Hi,
Ubuntu was the first goal as it has an lts supported until 2028. Debian is the
next step. The packaging should not be so different. I'll give a try and let
you know.
Best regards
Florent
Le 21 février 2019 11:53:55 GMT+01:00, "le père Léon" a
écrit :
>Le 20/02/2019 à 21:54, Florent Peyrau
