In case anyone ever has a lot of files in one format that they need in the
other:
$ yum search unix2dos
tofrodos.x86_64 : Converts text files between MSDOS and Unix file formats
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix2dos
all the best,
drew
On Tue, Feb 9, 2021 at 2:56 AM Jesse Jones wrote:
>
Jesse,
I did not see any requests in IRC but I was out of the channel without
realising it for a time.
Let's see if I can give a few hints as to what does run for me and see if
that will be enough to get something working for you.
I have a macro cart with these lines:
001: RN
Thanks yall - it's working!
What I Have Learned
In /etc/rd.conf the Audio Owner and the RnRmlOwner need to be "rd" or the
linux user of the Rivendell automation
---and---
The syntax of the RN line needs to include the ./ at the beginning of the
path to the script
---and---
The script needs to be
Your RN command shows just the script name. Does it make a difference if
you code the entire path? For example, we have a macro cart with: RN
/usr/local/bin/getuc.sh ! (We're still Riv2, so that may also be a factor.)
Mike
On Sat, Feb 6, 2021 at 8:21 PM Jesse Jones wrote:
>I am sure I
Jessee,
if you don't get this sorted by tomorrow, look for me in IRC and I will see
if I can help.
all the best,
drew
On Sun, Feb 7, 2021 at 3:57 PM Jesse Jones wrote:
> The Goal is to run bash scripts from inside macrocarts using RDCatch to do
> such things as run a backup of the database
In rd.conf what should change the Audio Owner = your user and RnRmlOwner = your user. Only that. Save rd.conf and restart the Rivendell services.Octavio Halleemisoraregional.comEl 7 feb. 2021 5:19 p.m., Jesse Jones escribió:The Goal is to run bash scripts from inside macrocarts using RDCatch to
The Goal is to run bash scripts from inside macrocarts using RDCatch to do
such things as run a backup of the database and do rsync between the "On
Air" machine and a "warm standby" plus other "odd jobs".
The script(s) run from terminal using /bin/sh script.sh but not in the
macro "RN script.sh!
Hi. Edit the /etc/rc.conf file and make sure that in the line referring to RML ... the user is the one you are using to run the macro. RegardsOctavio HalleEmisora RegionalEl 7 feb. 2021 1:21 a.m., Jesse Jones escribió: I am sure I am making this harder than it has to be - but I am having
I am sure I am making this harder than it has to be - but I am having
trouble running a bash SCRIPT from inside a macro cart. I had hoped to use
RDCatch to run the script.
The script is executable via CLI/terminal using the line /bin/sh
script.sh so I have the permissions ok and all that.
