Is there any way to have the actual responses of wget instead of just a simple
log message saying it did fail ?
Le 15 avr. 2011 à 18:04, Romain Beauxis a écrit :
> 2011/4/15 Giovanni Olivera <pofmagicfing...@me.com>:
>>
>> Le 15 avr. 2011 à 16:46, Romain Beauxis <to...@rastageeks.org> a écrit :
>>
>>> Le 15 avril 2011 09:33, Giovanni Olivera <pofmagicfing...@me.com> a écrit :
>>>> Hi everybody,
>>>
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>>> We're using liquidsoap 9.1 on our webradio, we can't switch to 1.0b for
>>>> some
>>>> compatibility reasons.
>>>> Here is the situation :
>>>> We're requesting (via a request queue) liquidsoap to play an HTTP URI.
>>>> Sometimes it work, sometimes no ! After some investigations we thought it's
>>>> because of the timeout for fetching http uric
>>>> in liquidsoap 1.0b we have :
>>>>
>>>> set("audioscrobbler.timeout",5.)
>>>>
>>>> but in 9.1 do we have an equivalent ? or where in source code can I
>>>> override
>>>> the default timeout ?
>>>
>>> The input.http has a timeout parameter. However, maybe you are using
>>> requests to pre-download the files.. In this case there should also be
>>> another mechanism but I cannot remember it for now..
>> Actually I'm not talking about input.http but a request queue, we're using
>> telnet, doing something like this :
>> myqueue.push http://anurl
>
> Ok so in this case the timeout is fixed by the requesting source. For
> instance request.dynamic has a parameter:
> * timeout :: float (default 20.)
> Timeout (in sec.) for a single download.
>
>>>
>>> Finally, you should really be able to switch to 1.0 or at least that's
>>> our goal. If you have issues, please report them and we'll be happy to
>>> talk and try to fix them.
>>> Is your issue the problem of inconsistent mp3 files you reported before?
>> Yes ! See, using 0.9.1 there is no problem at all, but with 1.0, even using
>> audio_to_stereo, it simply skip some files producing the error we discussed.
>
> Well.. So far we have been saying "you should reencode your files".
> But in your case those files are actually downloaded on the fly from
> external sources over which you do not have control..
> Therefore, I would suggests supporting those situations in liquidsoap,
> either by default or through an option. David, any remark?
>
> Romain
>
>>>
>>> Romain
>>>
>>>> Thanks.
>>>>
>>>> Giovanni Olivera
>>>> a.k.a Pof Magicfingers
>>>> Développeur iPhone, Web, et Mac OS
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