End of the story.
I did something I am not proud of... but does its job.
I started with a basic Debian Wheezy setup, but I added sid repository in
apt's sources list.
Problem is recursive dependencies... so I had to tweak a bit with apt's
preferences and pinning repositories.
So I took xorg metapac
On Oct 31, 2013, at 19:18 16, Alessio Elmi wrote:
> Any info more?
Check syslog. If SELinux is denying a resource, it will normally complain
about it there.
Cheers!
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| Frederick F. Gleason, Jr. | Chief D
On Oct 31, 2013, at 19:00 50, Alessio Elmi wrote:
> Mmm... Debian ships with SELinux compiled in the kernel but disabled by
> default.
> I tried anyway to add that line as Rick suggested, but problem still exists.
> Interesting... and sad at the same time.
I have no experience with Debian, but R
Here what I tried...
- Debian Wheezy.. then upgraded to sid... in Sid touchscreen works great.
- Compiled everything from sources.. basically following this guide:
http://rivendell.tryphon.org/wiki/Debian_6_Install_Rivendell_2.1.1_from_Source
- I just took QT3 from Tryphon repositories... compiled
what distro do you use now, what setup (server / workstations or pc)
what is your host setup and what user installed RD compared to the user
which is logged in when you run rdlibrary?
Alessio Elmi schreef op 1-11-2013 0:00:
Mmm... Debian ships with SELinux compiled in the kernel but disabled
b
Mmm... Debian ships with SELinux compiled in the kernel but disabled by
default.
I tried anyway to add that line as Rick suggested, but problem still exists.
Interesting... and sad at the same time.
2013/10/31 Alessio Elmi
> Very interesting Fred. Same opinion of Rick and I never struggled with
On Oct 31, 2013, at 11:25 19, Alessio Elmi wrote:
> Anyway, as you Fred asked, it didn't create any wav file. /var/snd was empty,
> even though by rivendell point of view it was correctly imported (it took
> less than a second).
Smells like a permissions problem. A common issue I've noted with
I can't do any other test because I had to format the system.
Anyway, as you Fred asked, it didn't create any wav file. /var/snd was
empty, even though by rivendell point of view it was correctly imported (it
took less than a second).
Tonight I try with Xubuntu 12.04 with "Proposed updates" and man
On Oct 31, 2013, at 06:15 41, Alessio Elmi wrote:
> At this moment I found Alban packages having problem with Apache2 (which is
> 2.4.x, no more 2.2.x) as it can't see http://localhost/rd-bin/html. If I
> manually compile Rivendell in Sid (grabbing QT3 from Alban) I can setup
> Apache, impo
one extra issue, I have a note the 00:00 duration once also came up when
the host / rights were not set correct at another workstation, the user
in this case could click on all kinds off buttons but not until the very
very end he was blocked to import because off settings in rdadmin.
resulting
I can perhaps set you up Allesio, I run Rivendell on Debian Wheezy,
during installation from the Tryphon Repo on the workstations I had to
solve many bugs. On the workstation that does the data entry I had the
00:00 duration , this particular error was solved by installing
rivendell-server from
Hi Geoff,
I perfectly agree with you... It's not for production purpose.
Basically a friend of mine wants to do live shows with his laptop. He's so
confident with Rivendell that asked me to configure his laptop like stand
alone Rivendell station.
His laptop is a beautiful Sony Vaio Pro (last gener
Hi Alessio
Are you sure that you want to run Rivendell on Debian Sid? Sid is
generally the Testing version of Debian and can produce interesting
results with any software.
If you were planning in implementing Rivendell at your station a
Stable version would be a best bet.
All the best
Geoff Barkman
Just to add info: deleting is ok (apache works)... only import is the
problem (apparently it says it succeeded, but it didn't) in reality.
2013/10/30 Alessio Elmi
> Hi everybody,
> anyone has tried Rivendell on Debian Sid? I tried even using Tryphon .deb
> and compiling it by myself.
> It seems
Hi everybody,
anyone has tried Rivendell on Debian Sid? I tried even using Tryphon .deb
and compiling it by myself.
It seems that compiling is better... Even though I can't import files...
The strange thing is that "rdimport --verbose MUSIC ../../file.wav" says
"...done". From its point of view eve
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