On Thu, May 09, 2013 at 03:56:38PM +0100, Roger Bell_West wrote:
>I have two queues, "request" and "longplay"; the latter is filled by a
>daemon that pulls tracks off a large random playlist, and the former
>is for individual requests that take priority over that. They're
>created thus:
>
>lastresort=blank(duration=10.)
>
>outmp3(fallback([audio_to_stereo(request.equeue(id="request")),
> audio_to_stereo(request.equeue(id="longplay")),
> lastresort]))
This problem is still going on. If the equeue has the id "request", it
includes the .alive, .all, .metadata, .on_air, .resolving and .trace
commands in the telnet interface; otherwise, it doesn't. It doesn't
matter what order I define the queues in, or what else I name them -
only id="request" seems to work. Can anyone account for this?
"request" doesn't occur anywhere else in the .liq definition, and I'm
not including any other files. The only bit I didn't mention before is
the output definition, which seems as though it shouldn't be relevant:
outmp3 = output.icecast(%mp3(bitrate=192),
host="[hostname]",
password="[password]",
mount="/stream")
This is the 1.0.1+repack1-1.1 packaged in Debian/wheezy.
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