Hi,
The simplest way I know of getting client -> server working.
On the server:
Make sure MySQL is listening to eth0 and not just localhost (typically
there is bind-address 127.0.0.1 in the /etc/mysql/my.cnf, I think you
can just rem it out to listen on all interfaces).
Once you can connect to MySQL from another machine move on to sharing
the audio (its probably not a good idea to share root remotely so its
best to create a Rivendell DB and then create a rivendell user with all
privileges on the Rivendell DB).
Next up, setup an NFS share on /var/snd on the server. In /etc/fstab on
the clients, map this nfs share to the local /var/snd.
Make sure /etc/rd.conf has the mysql user you set up and in theory
everything will work (assuming Apache is working locally too).
Regards,
Wayne Merricks
The Voice Asia
On 10/09/14 15:33, John Hodgson wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have dedicated this week to upgrading our RRAbuntu installation to the
latest Appliance DVD running centos 6.4 and Riv 2.9.0.
I currently have the main server (this holds the audio and SQL database) set
up and all looks well. Database and audio restored from a backup and AirPlay
runs as expected.
My main issues are getting the client machines to see it. During the
Centos setup I selected Network client rather than a server or stand alone.
I have also entered my host IP in the rd.conf file but it will not connect.
I have had a mooch about online but there doesn't seem to be a step by step
to get the client connected to the server.
If anyone has such a guide or can help me get it connected I would be
extremely grateful.
Many Thanks
John
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