Centos 6.5 with the latest "yum upgrade"
2.6.32-642.13.1.el6.x86_64

Rivendell 2.10.0 & hpklinux 3.08.05

Is my combo, when I went above 2.10.0 I also found problems with compiling the HPK library. I realize the HPK version I am using is not the latest and greatest. I also noticed after 2.5.1 Rivendell my Now & Next doesn't work with the UDP connection to my RDS encoder.

I'm sure I've overlooked something while searching the discussion groups for solutions, these versions are where I've found stopping points until I could further research my compiling issues, a "to-do" project coming later this summer when time allows ...

--Kit


By the way, the latest ASI HPI driver (4.18.3, I think) doesn't compile
on
Centos 6; it needs at least a 3.2 kernel.

I'm running 4.10.15, which I copied from a machine I built two or three years ago and recompiled; but does anyone know which is the latest driver that will run on a 2.6 kernel?

Thanks,


Rob

--
Я там, где ребята толковые,
Я там, где плакаты "Вперёд",
Где песни рабочие новые
Страна трудовая поёт.

On Sun, 26 Feb 2017, David Klann wrote:

Hi Rob,

I regularly see those "Database connection" events in rdimport.log files
(nearly every time a new file appears in a dropbox directory). This is
on Debian 8 (Jessie) running the Tryphon-packaged Rivendell version 2.10.3.

I also see similar messages from rdairplay on version 2.10.3 as well,
but not nearly as often. Most frequently near midnight when the next
day's log is loaded (with an explicit LL macro call, not a "chain to").

I had chalked it up to a bug in version 2.10.3, so it's interesting to
know that you're experiencing it on a more recent version and on a
different Linux distribution.

 ~David


On 02/26/2017 10:04 PM, Rob Landry wrote:

I've just installed RD 2.15.2 (compiled from source) on a new PC running
CentOS 6 (64-bit).

When I start rdairplay and go to load a log, the name of the log appears
under Main Log at the bottom of the screen, as it should, but the log
never loads, and no events appear on the left or right half of the
rdairplay screen.

rdairplay.log (I always set Rivendell to maintain separate log files)
shows:

26/02/2017 - 22:42:22.609 : Database connection failed : select
`bs_LOG`.ID,`bs_LOG`.CART_NUMBER,`bs_LOG`.START_TIME,`bs_LOG`.TIME_TYPE,`bs_LOG`.TRANS_TYPE,`bs_LOG`.START_POINT,`bs_LOG`.END_POINT,`bs_LOG`.SEGUE_START_POINT,`bs_LOG`.SEGUE_END_POINT,CART.TYPE,CART.GROUP_NAME,CART.TITLE,CART.ARTIST,CART.ALBUM,CART.YEAR,CART.LABEL,CART.CLIENT,CART.AGENCY,CART.USER_DEFINED,CART.CONDUCTOR,CART.SONG_ID,CART.FORCED_LENGTH,CART.CUT_QUANTITY,CART.LAST_CUT_PLAYED,CART.PLAY_ORDER,CART.ENFORCE_LENGTH,CART.PRESERVE_PITCH
,`bs_LOG`.TYPE,`bs_LOG`.COMMENT,`bs_LOG`.LABEL,`bs_LOG`.GRACE_TIME,`bs_LOG`.POST_POINT,`bs_LOG`.SOURCE,`bs_LOG`.EXT_START_TIME,`bs_LOG`.EXT_LENGTH,`bs_LOG`.EXT_DATA,`bs_LOG`.EXT_EVENT_ID,`bs_LOG`.EXT_ANNC_TYPE,`bs_LOG`.EXT_CART_NAME,CART.ASYNCRONOUS,`bs_LOG`.FADEUP_POINT,`bs_LOG`.FADEUP_GAIN,`bs_LOG`.FADEDOWN_POINT,`bs_LOG`.FADEDOWN_GAIN,`bs_LOG`.SEGUE_GAIN,CART.PUBLISHER,CART.COMPOSER,CART.USAGE_CODE,CART.AVERAGE_SEGUE_LENGTH,`bs_LOG`.LINK_EVENT_NAME,`bs_LOG`.LINK_START_TIME,`bs_LOG`.LINK_LENGTH,`bs_LOG`.LINK_ID,
`bs_LOG`.LINK_EMBEDDED,`bs_LOG`.ORIGIN_USER,`bs_LOG`.ORIGIN_DATETIME,CART.VALIDITY,
`bs_LOG`.LINK_START_SLOP,`bs_LOG`.LINK_END_SLOP,
`bs_LOG`.DUCK_UP_GAIN,`bs_LOG`.DUCK_DOWN_GAIN,CART.START_DATETIME,CART.END_DATETIME,`bs_LOG`.EVENT_LENGTH,CART.USE_EVENT_LENGTH,CART.NOTES
from `bs_LOG` left join CART on `bs_LOG`.CART_NUMBER=CART.NUMBER order
by COUNT
26/02/2017 - 22:42:22.610 : Database connection restored.

I've never seen this behavior in rdairplay before. Why would the
database connection fail and then come back .02 seconds later?

Weird,  huh?


Rob



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