Hi Sam,
Just a note: I used the term 'requests' not in the strict liquidsoap sense
(as in 'request.queue()' but as a term to describe the only entries I use:
'single()' and 'playlist.safe()'.
Would 'set("request.max_id",5000)' as you have suggested still be
applicable
here, given the meaning I have applied to the term 'request'?
Btw, each 'section' of the liq script (mp3 and ogg) have approximately 85
'requests' and an equivalent number for fill-ins for ID# tags.
Thanks,
Andre
On Mon, 24 Jan 2011 15:10:27 -0500, Samuel Mimram <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You should look at the request.max_id parameter. For example, try adding
>
> set("request.max_id",5000)
>
> at the beginning of your script. By default, liquidsoap only allows 50
> requests, because more usually means that some requests are not destroyed
> and is thus symptomatic of a bug on our side (requests can be thought as
> prepared mp3/ogg files). The message that you are seeing (No available
> RID)
> means that you try to launch more than 50 requests.
>
> This could also mean that your script is coded in a bad style since it
> lauchs many requests at once and can thus consume memory and CPU. If this
> does not work or works slowly then you might have to rework the logic of
> your script....
>
> ++
>
> Sam.
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 5:01 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've run into a problem getting liquidsoap to start. The day's script
>> should load mp3s and oggs to output to icecast mp3/ogg. The script is
>> 2078
>> lines. All of the requests are infallible: either done with single or
>> playlist.safe.
>>
>> The mp3s (the first 1000 lines) seem to load OK, but when it begins to
>> process the ogg section, after nine requests, it begins to print out
>> in the extended log:
>>
>>
>> ****
>>
>> [request:2] No available RID!
>> [single:2] No available RID:
>> "/usr/local/www/rcr/ogg/announce/opener/opener-ogp.ogg" will be queued..
>>
>> ****
>>
>>
>> This re-occurs for each request until the end of the script.
>>
>> I'm wondering: is 'No available RID!' significant?
>>
>> Why I ask: at the very end of the script, it barfs on two requests for
>> playlist.safe() in the OGG section, but has processed similar requests
>> properly in the MP3 section. Log output states:
>>
>>
>> ****
>>
>> "Could not resolve playlist URI" . . . "Got an empty list."
>>
>> ****
>>
>>
>> even though the URI is valid and is there.
>>
>> With the last playlist.safe() entry results in error: 'That source is
>> fallible'
>>
>> Are these failures related to the 'No available RID!'? I'm puzzled since
>> I cannot find any errors with either URI, and yet the script won't
>> start.
>>
>> Any ideas where I should look?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Andre
>>
>>
>>
>>
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