Hi,
I just added back a configure option to disable graphics (we shall
investigate why it fails on your machine but in the meantime you should be
able to build Liquidsoap). Simply do something like:
hg pull && hg up && ./bootstrap && ./configure --disable-graphics && make
(notice the "--disable-graphics" option to the configure). Please tell us if
you have further problems.
++
Sam.
2011/5/12 Justin Sovine <[email protected]>
> After the ridiculous realization that I can't use the same port for harbor
> as I do with the icecast2 server, I have input.harbor working lol.
>
> But when you have time, it'd be great to get the 1.0.0 mercurial release
> working :)
>
> -Justin
>
>
> On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 12:46 PM, Justin Sovine <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>> I've been using the most basic functionality in Liquidsoap for my radio
>> station for about a week. I'm hosting on a VPS and I've been loving it so
>> far, however. I've been restricted to the 0.9.2 version, and even then I'm
>> unable to use certain important functions (namely, input.harbor, which I
>> really need).
>>
>> I'm writing some open source radio management software that I want to
>> interface with liquidsoap, but it's been one late night after another. If
>> you could help me I would be very appreciative.
>>
>> I have two questions:
>>
>> *#1 On 0.9.2*
>> I'm running on the latest version of Debian squeeze 64bit, and I installed
>> liquidsoap with apt-get, however. Whenever I set up an input.harbor source
>> and add it to fallback(), even though it starts up liquidsoap with the .liq
>> file without any errors, the stream doesn't come online and the log file
>> just flat-out stops here:
>>
>> [threads:3] Created thread "non-blocking queue #1".
>>
>> It'd be great if I could just get a harbor input working and just wait for
>> an official debian release of 1.0.0.
>> *
>> #2 Mercurial 1.0.0 compile error*
>> I am trying to compile the latest mercurial repository with the
>> PACKAGES.minimal bootstrap and I get this error when I run "make":
>>
>> File "outputs/graphics_out.ml", line 35, characters 4-23:
>> Error: Unbound value Graphics.open_graph
>>
>> The file and line in question looks like this:
>>
>> method output_start =
>> Graphics.open_graph "";
>> Graphics.set_window_title "Liquidsoap";
>> Graphics.resize_window video_width video_height;
>> sleep <- false
>>
>> It looks like this just drives some sort of visualization code, given that
>> it enables visualization support no matter what you comment out in the
>> PACKAGE file. I tried removing the graphics functionality as best I could so
>> it would just compile but it just caused further errors.
>>
>> I am considering moving to ices2 and the icecast fallback-mount for my
>> source streaming until Liquidsoap is ready to be installed properly on my
>> system, but I really don't want to, because I'll have to write a bunch of
>> code to replace the functionality that Liquidsoap provides by default.
>>
>> If you could help me get this working, I would be forever grateful. Thank
>> you for the great product! Any idea when you'll release a v1.0.0 Debian
>> file?
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Justin Sovine
>> Owner/Operations
>> Grime Ethics Radio
>>
>
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