Hello Romain,
I found out that when there is a hick-up in the stream of the http source
the source stream get's lost forever and that is giving the problem stated
in my logs.
I found this during a small disconnection of the source due to reconfiguring
the stream.
How can i make liquidsoap reconnect to the source stream again automaticly
when the source gets stalled - interrupted etc etc (Besides restarting the
liquidsoap service every x hours).
Regards,
Dennis
-----Original Message-----
From: Romain Beauxis <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: savonet-users <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:42:00 +0000
Subject: Re: [Savonet-users] Liquidsoap win32 from svn
Hi!
2011/6/16 Dennis Heerema <[email protected]>:
> Hello Romain,
>
> Thanks for the reply!
>
>
>> transition.
>> 2011/06/10 23:54:09 [src_4336:4] Activations changed: static=[],
>> dynamic=[mksafe:studio(dot)mp3:studio(dot)mp3].
>> 2011/06/10 23:54:09 [safe_blank:4] Activations changed:
>> static=[mksafe:studio(dot)mp3:studio(dot)mp3],
>> dynamic=[mksafe:studio(dot)mp3:studio(dot)mp3].
>> 2011/06/11 10:51:53 [clock.wallclock_main:2] We must catchup 1.48
seconds!
>
> Hmmm.. I am not sure about what exactly is going on. First, I cannot
> see any obvious indication of a bug in liquidsoap.
>
> The buffer overrun should be avoided. I'd suggests looking at
> increasing the buffer and max parameters.
>
>
>
> I think you mean for the input stream?!
Yup!
> However, I do not think this is the main issue. From what I read in
> the logs, it seems that the connection is stopped some time before:
> 2011/06/10 23:52:18 [src_4336:4] Buffer emptied, buffering needed.
>
> Then liquidsoap tries to fill the buffer again but never reach a
> stable point. Finally, we see a catchup, which indicates that
> liquidsoap got late while processing its sources.
>
>
> Is it possible to restart / reconnect the input every x hours? Since the
mp3
> output stream keeps running, no audio but stream says up, the listeners
stay
> connected. I restart liquidsoap as a program every 12 hours to get it
> running again, even if it's not needed and then the users need to connect
> again. So if i could restart /reconnect the input, it would much more
> unnotisable.
You can do that using the telnet commands. The input.http should have
two start/stop commands that you can use for this purpose.
> I'd suggests investigating on two points:
> * Check if the internet connection was working ok. It has happened in
> the past that a user had its internet connection restarted every 24h
> for instance or had a temporary network failure.
>
>
> Even when there is a longer failure, i would nice to have an automatic
> restart / reconnect of the input stream.
>
> * Check if another "heavy" process could have been running on the
> maching running liquidsoap. It has also happened in the past that a
> user had trouble with liquidsoap because another process was suddenly
> taking all CPU resources, leaving peanuts for liquidsoap..
>
> I will check that to!
Good, let us know about your progress so that we do not discard an
issue in liquidsoap :)
Romain
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