On 25 Dec, Jonathan Baker-Bates wrote:
> Hi all and hope you're had a merry Xmas!
>
> I'm trying to get Obsequieum 0.2.1 running under RedHat 5.2 i386, MySQL
> 3.22.27 and perl 5.004 (with all modules required).
>
> Installation went OK, but when I try starting obsd I get the following:
>
> AddDevices: Added device: /usr/local/mp3 (HARD_DRIVE)
> Hard Drive /usr/local/mp3:
> hdvol01
> Main: Volumes have been loaded.
> FeedCache: No tracks in database?
> FeedCache: Add random track: -8002
> Xmit: sendto() returned: Connection refused
> Xmit: Transmitter thread exiting.
>
> Which I assume means Obs has died (there's no obsd process running).
There are a couple of problem you've got here:
1) The transmitter thread is exiting -- it shouldn't do that. Make sure
your transmit address is a valid multicast address. Try the standard
225.2.1.5:4420 -- that should work ok. You also have multicast support
compiled into your kernel, right?
2) Once you fix #1 you should be able to run obsd -- it will still
complain about no tracks in the database. The code in CVS now has a
command line option -n that allows you to start obsd without actually
starting to stream MP3s. Its a cleaner solution for the chicken and the
egg problem.
> I also can't get SubmitTrack.pl to work. It gives me the following:
>
> Reading tag from /root/test.mp3...
> Title: AudioTrack 01 (range)
> Artist: no artist
> Album: no title
>
> Cannot connect to obseqieum at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/ObsIO.pm line 104
SubmitTrack requires the obsd is running. Fix the problems above and
SubmitTrack should work fine. Let me know if you need more help.
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