Hi !
Le samedi 12 septembre 2009 09:14:46, Mathijs Vos a écrit :
> Thanks for your reply, but the point is that there are running multiple
> scripts, which all have to start/stop at different times.
> If I'd stop icecast, everything would stop en that is not what I want.
> I
> could of course use cron to start / stop liquidsoap instances, however,
> that would introduce a whole lot of work maintaining all different
> start/stop times (times may change a few times per script per year). So
> if it's possible to do it via a script, it would be awesome :)
Well, intially liquidsoap was designed with the idea that it would never stop
streaming. Hence the notion of infaillible sources and things like mksafe.
However, having the possibility for a source to stop streaming is planed for
1.0 and should happen at some point, although I can't give you any estimated
time.
In the mean time, you should be able to work around that by using the
start/stop telnet commands to the icecast sources.
Even more, you can issue these commands from the script, using server.execute.
So for instance, you could do:
def stop() =
if (some condition like 10h30) then
ignore(server.execute("source_id.stop"))
end
20.
end
add_timeout(20.,stop)
This code will check every 20 seconds and stop the source if needed.
I did not test this code, but it should be a good starting point for what you
want to do. Let me know if you need more informations.
Romain
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