I have been trying to get Obsequium up and running on my RedHat 7.0
system. I'm trying to run obs-0.3.0. I've downloaded all of the packages
mentioned in the online documentation, and they all seemed to install just
fine. I then added a number of MP3's to the database.
The problem is that when I run obsd-d, I only get the message:
----- Obsequieum started Mon Mar 5 18:39:05 2001
And then nothing else...
When I access the web page, I can cue up a bunch of files, but I don't
think they are being streamed. I tried using the RTP and ShoutCast
methods, neither seems to work. My configuration files are shown below,
but use pretty much the default settings. Any suggestions?
devices.conf
#
# Available device types are:
#
# HARD_DRIVE -- Hard Drive
# CD_DRIVE -- CD Drive with 1 cd capacity
# CD_CHANGER_4 -- CD Changer with 4 cd capacity
#
# IMPORTANT NOTE:
#
# For each of the paths listed below, make sure that the file <path>/Volume
# exists and that it contains the name of volume collection. For the example
# path below, the file /mnt/mp3/Volume should contain one line with the name
# of the collection. For starters, use 'hdvol01' to signify the first volume
# of MP3 files. Then, when you add another path to this file, the second
# Volume file should contain 'hdvol02' and so on...
#
#Device: Type: Cache: WriteAllowed:
/storage/mp3 HARD_DRIVE no yes
obs.conf
#
# General settings
#
# Note: The install-db.pl script will replace the @variables@ with the
# actual username, password and home path that was setup in the
# script. If you do not plan on using install-db.pl you
# will need to replace these by hand.
# The deadair file will be played when no tracks are available or the
# database server is down.
DeadAirMP3 /usr/local/obs/etc/deadair.mp3
# Which file to play when shit
happens
MaxBitRate 256 # Maximum bitrates of the MP3 files
StreamTitles yes # Stream out title information
TitleUrl http://blah.com # The URL to send out with the
# title streams
PlayCacheSize 2 # Number of top playlist items to lock
# so the user can't interfere with
# the play queue.
#
# RTP/Multicast Network settings
# For the sample multicast network settings you can receive the stream with:
# freeamp rtp://225.2.1.5:4420
#
BroadcastAddr 225.2.1.5 # Multicast address for broadcast
BroadcastPort 4420 # Multicast port for broadcast
TitlePort 4422 # Multicast port for title stream
BroadcastTTL 1 # Multicast TTL
#
# HTTP/Icecast Network settings
# IcecastAddr *must* be an IP not a hostname
#IcecastAddr 127.0.0.1 # IP Address of Icecast server
#IcecastPort 8000 # port to use for Icecast server
#IcecastPassword letmein # Password to give server
#IcecastName Obsequeium Stream # Name of the stream
#IcecastDescription My Obsequieum # Description of the stream
#IcecastIcyCompat no # SHOUTcast compatibility
#IcecastMount obs # Only used if not SHOUTcast compat
#IcecastPublic no # Is this stream public?
#
# Obs remote control/music exchange port
#
ControlPort 4420 # Port for obs control
#
# Directory settings (only used if you're using caching)
#
MountDir /mnt/cache # Where to mount temporary volumes
CacheDir /mnt/mp3/cache # Where to cache tracks to
CacheSize 10000 # in kb
#
# File Management settings
#
# Filemask variables: %artist, %album, %tracknum, %title
# The FileMask allows the user to specify how files will be organized
# by the CleanUp.pl script.
#
# AllowsChars uses perl's reg exp bracket operator to limit characters.
# For instance: "A-Za-z0-9 " Allows upper and lower case characters, digits
# and the space character.
#
FileMask "/%artist/%album/%title.mp3"
ImportFileMask "%artist-%tracknum-%title"
AllowedChars "A-Za-z0-9 " # Which characters to use for
filenames
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