David Baelde wrote: > Kosnickx was asking what happens if files are deleted from a playlist. > > With a normal playlist(), you can delete most files and liquidsoap > won't complain: they are not checked in advance, so nothing is > expected. All that will happen is that liquidsoap will pick an URI > (filename) and try to "resolve" it, and fail, and go to the next one > -- the worst that happens is that you waste a tenth of a second maybe. > If you remove the file that is currently being played, it shouldn't > even be a problem under linux because the file will be kept existing > as long as liquidsoap has it open. The only bad situation is if you > remove a file after that liquidsoap has "resolved" (checked) it, but > before it has opened it for playing: but even this doesn't cause a > crash, only a warning in the logs. > > With playlist.safe() liquidsoap checks in advance that all URI are > valid local files, so you can probably crash liquidsoap if you betray > him by deleting such files. > > ok thanks a lot for the info Cheers!
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