Yeah. the file with the include command checks out perfect, that is the one 
giving the errors in the file where I put the include command.  That's the one 
with my passwords and stuff in it. 

It's the file script that I have that does not. It says that file that checks 
out perfectly has an error.

I realize I'm not making sense at all. I was surprised to see this error.to see 
that especially since  that file that says has an error does not.

Following is the script that claims has an error


#input the stream from my icecast server
url = "http://ke7zum.tffppodcast.com:80/stream.m3u";
input = mksafe(input.http(url))

# first transcoder : MP3 128 kbps
output.icecast( 
  %mp3(bitrate=128), 
  mount="/mp3-128.mp3",
  host="ke7zum.tffppodcast.com", port=80, password="blehblehblah", 
  description="mp3 128kbps stream", url="http://tffppodcast.com/listen";, 
  input)

# Second transcoder equals mp3 96kbps  sample rate 44.1khz
output.icecast(
  %mp3(bitrate=96), 
  mount="/mp3-96mp3",
  host="ke7zum.tffppodcast.com", port=80, password="blehblehblah",
  description="mp3 96kbps stream of the main output.", 
url="http://tffppodcast.com/listen";, 
  input)

Considering that I've only been learnign this language for about a month, I'm 
doing all right. Lol!


Take care.


> On Nov 28, 2014, at 4:35 PM, Jonathan Candler <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> Did you check both of the files using the --check command? Trying to figure 
> this  out so we can help you with this.
> 
> Jonnyboy! Iphones rock!
> 
>> On Nov 28, 2014, at 14:19, Sarah k Alawami <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 
>> Hello to all. I'm getting an  error in one of my files I encoded correctly. 
>> Actually I used an include statement that works but the error points to 
>> this. here is the error
>> File "/home/path/to/file", line 2, char 6 before "=": Parse error!
>> I looked and it checks out ok when I check that file separately with 
>> liquidsoap --check filename.liq. so how should I proceed from here?
>> 
>> Here is the context of the  file wherein the include statement is. and where 
>> he error occurs in the include file
>> 
>> #include the script file wherein I have my icecast server and encoders
>> #this will be the output veriable
>> 
>> output = %include "/home/marrie125/.liq/encode.liq"
>> 
>> #input  is the folder in which the files reside. 
>> #using mksafe to make the source operate correctly
>> #Files will then be routed to the icecast server. using the veriable at the 
>> top
>> 
>> input.(playlist("~/pls/christmas/"), mode(random)))
>> mksafe  
>> (output)
>> 
>> I hope I made some semblance of sense. Ignore the comments I have in there. 
>> they are for my reference only.
>> 
>> Blessings all. I'll get the hang of this and need no help eventually, I 
>> hope. *smiles*
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