Will put this into our devel branch of airtime today, and let you know if we
experience any issues over the next couple of days.
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 10:18 AM, David Baelde <[email protected]>wrote:
> Dear users,
>
> Romain and I have been closing tickets like crazy for the past few
> days. Most of them were pretty trivial, but some are important are
> tricky. We have run many tests, but we'd be grateful if you could run
> your own.
>
> So, if you have a little time, please
> * get the latest mercurial source (default branch)
> * run make clean at toplevel
> * do the whole bootstrap/configure/make dance
> * run your favorite scripts, snippets and torture tests
>
> It is important for us that you reconfigure from scratch, since Romain
> made important changes to the configuration system.
>
> A summary of the recent changes, so you know what to test, or what
> you'll get soon:
> * configure script: forbid running as root, check for -fPIC, add
> prefix to compilation flags, and more
> * conversions: add mux_mono(), plus many fixes and optims
> (audio_to_stereo, drop, mux, mean) [LS-556]
> * input.http(): do not crash when input stream has an incorrect nb of
> channels [LS-565]
> * clocks: avoid freeze upon errors during streaming, new source.init()
> [LS-532]
> * liquidsoap --interactive now displays usual error reports instead
> of exceptions
> * server.telnet: timeout can be disabled by setting it to -1 [LS-557]
> * Avoid freeze (panic exit) in case of a crash of the duppy scheduler
> * output.icecast(): new timeout for connection [LS-555]
> * blank(): avoid empty tracks in between "real" ones [LS-431]
> * delay(): new "initial" param for starting with a delay rather than a
> track
> * all request sources: queue management now in seconds instead of ticks
> * playlist(), playlist.safe(): fix multiple reload and negative length bug
>
> Cheers,
> --
> David
>
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