I'm having the same problem with making the library or command line import work with 2.1.3 on a fresh CentOS 6.2 install.
I got apache's config working and I see entries in the log files to prove we are making it that far. In the default setup, with rd.conf showing rivendell/rivendell I get an instant "Audio Convertor Error: OK" message. In apache's log thats is shown as a 500 error - but there is no error text reported in error_log - just the 500 in access_log I've spent a few hours chasing any permission problems. I have found that if apache runs as user rivendell - the error changes. In that scenario, the import begins to work and the temp files are created in /tmp - but then it fails with a second line in access_log of 500. The error message given becomes "Audio Converter Error: Unable to create destination file". I have tried chmod 777 /var/snd to rule out permission errors there - it doesn't work. rdxport.cgi is setuid root - but the temp files are being created as rivendell - so it appears to be switching to the rd.conf user fine. Is there a way to get better error messages out of rdxport.cgi? It it would complain about whats wrong in the "normal" setup, it may lead me to the problem. It certainly looks like its a permission problem given the change in error message when I run apache as the rivendell user - but even then I can't find what exactly is causing the can't create error. I'm not attached to this OS install - but the CentOS 5 appliance cd won't run on my hardware. Is there a CentOS 6 version of that which has everything working out of the box? I could blow this away and use that instead. Bill -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. _______________________________________________ Rivendell-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rivendellaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev
