On 22/04/16 00:04, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> Right. I didn't think of that. I changed the path to reflect what the ~
> would reflect. This time I got.
>
>
> Starting liquidsoap channels: christmaslive.liq FATAL ERROR: PID
> directory
> "/home/marrie125/.opam/system/lib/liquidsoap/var/run/liquidsoap" does
> not exist.
> To change it, add the following to your script:
> set("init.daemon.pidfile.path", "<path>")
> OK
>
> I don't remember having to set any of these folders' paths. It's been 2
> years since I had to modify the script. *smiles*
>
> Take care and have a happy Friday.
>> On Apr 21, 2016, at 8:58 PM, Lars Kruse <[email protected]
>> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Sarah,
>>
>>
>> Am Thu, 21 Apr 2016 19:48:50 -0700
>> schrieb Sarah Alawami <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>:
>>
>>> I created the shorter path ~/liquidsoap/logs. I then put at the top
>>> of the
>>> script: set("log.file.path", "~/liquidsoap/logs")
>>> I then started liquidsoap and got:
>>>
>>> Starting liquidsoap channels: christmaslive.liq FATAL ERROR: Log
>>> directory
>>> "~/liquidsoap" does not exist. To change it, add the following to
>>> your script:
>>> set("log.file.path", "<path>")
>>
>> did you try the full explicit path as well? Maybe liquidsoap does not
>> apply user
>> expansion (for "~").
>> (the absence of user expansion would not be a bug - just a design
>> decision)
yeah, my bad, sorry. liquidscript doesn't take USER relative ~ variable.
>>
>> If everything else fails: try "strace" - this will show you, which
>> paths the
>> programs tries to access during its runtime.
>> (this approach is more or less a last resort if everything else fails)
You can still use mkdir ~/liquidsoap/logs to create the directory, but
should use
set("log.file.path","/home/marrie125/liquidsoap/logs/christmaslive.log")
in your script.
regarding the "Starting liquidsoap channels: christmaslive.liq FATAL
ERROR: PID directory
"/home/marrie125/.opam/system/lib/liquidsoap/var/run/liquidsoap" does
not exist." error,
I have no idea what .opam is but ls -l
/home/marrie125/.opam/system/lib/liquidsoap/var/run/liquidsoap should
tell you whether the file/binary exists or not.
cheers
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