I tryied the shutdown it stopped the application but didn't killed the
proccess, maybe something to do with permissions.
In the playlist issue
I hava the following logic:
There is a playlist file with the songs (pls)1
I change this file.
I reload the stream to output from the new songs from the playlist, but it
didn't worked.
I made a function to be called to reload the playlist but it didn't worked
also
My code is the following
.........
outp=output.icecast(%vorbis, description="Desc", host="10.0.0.11",
port=8000, password="MYPASSS", mount="phpTest.ogg", restart=true,
restart_delay=5, id="phpTest");
a=mksafe(playlist("/home/fabio/Desktop/play.pls"));
src=switch([({true},a)]);#This switch will have an use later,now it's
useless
...........
def add_reloadPlayList(s,o)
def reloadPlayList(str)
source.shutdown(outp);
m=mksafe(playlist("/home/fabio/Desktop/play.pls"));
t=switch([({true},m)]); #This switch will have an use later,now
it's useless
outp(t)
"ok!"
end
server.register(namespace="ns",usage="reloadPlayList",description="reload
the playlists","reloadPlayList",reloadPlayList);
end
add_reloadPlayList()
outp(src)
Em 8 de setembro de 2011 21:54, Fábio Costa <[email protected]>escreveu:
> Thanks David.
> The shutdown will sure help me a lot.
> i will figure out a way to solve my needs and post the result and the
> context of the problem as soon as i finish it.
>
>
> Em 8 de setembro de 2011 19:01, David Baelde <[email protected]>escreveu:
>
> Hi Fabio,
>>
>> I'll reply quickly with some pointers that you can lookup in the doc...
>>
>> For the socket instead of telnet, it's the server.socket setting
>> (you'll probably find it useful to browse through the settings page on
>> the web, or liquidsoap --conf-descr, particularly the "server"
>> section).
>>
>> 2011/9/8 Fábio Costa <[email protected]>:
>> > I have a basic issue that i don't think deserves a thread.
>> > -Is there a clean way to kill a liquidsoap daemon proccess in the code
>> > itself?
>>
>> Yes: shutdown()
>>
>> > -And how to stop and make an active source play another source
>> dynamically
>> > (i.e by a external command)?
>>
>> No simple answer, it could be as simple as a switch (perhaps with a
>> switching predicate controlled from outside, as I described a few days
>> ago on the list) or as complex (and potentially hard to use) as
>> source.dynamic(). Also possible related:
>> http://savonet.sourceforge.net/doc-svn/dynamic_sources.html but it's
>> also quite advanced, so avoid if possible.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> --
>> David
>>
>
>
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