hej
so what's up with it?
p
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good news, Romain!
аctually, 64bit windows build would be very welcome, at least in my
situation. i guess most servers these days are 64.
regards,
p
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From: Romain Beauxis
Date: 2017 m. gruodžio 16 d. 02:58
To: savonet-users
Subject: Re: [Savonet-users] Liquidsoap
hi all!
soo, the first impression is that icecast output doesnt work :O
"the variable output.icecast used here has not been previously defined."
also, it didn't like one of the scripts (which i deleted and then got
icecast not defined error):
At line 43, char 45:
this value has type
cheers, Romain and crew!
http://radio.audiomastering.lt has been running on w32 liquidsoap for years!
will try new build today!
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Hi, Romain!
I've downloaded fixed build, edited list.hd as per instructions and it kind
of started working, but:
it doesn't offer track names (probably related with curl not working?)
it gives some notices in console (if i run it not as service):
strange error flushing buffer ...
strange
hmm, for me ogg flac option crashes if it is able to connect to icecast. if it
can't it doesn't crash!
and then there is one more thing i forgot - telnet 1234 doesn't respond to my
input. it connects, i get liquidsoap greeting, but anything i write and hit
enter doesn't get a reply...
p
regarding FLAC, i have working w32 liquidsoap version 1.2.0
and it has flac=0.1.2 flac.ogg=0.1.2 and the newer 1.3.0 beta shows
flac=0.1.3 flac.ogg=0.1.3 - i wonder what has changed that it crashes.
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Hi, Romain!
I've just checked the newest beta2. Track names are shown now :) Haven't
checked telnet though.
but still crashes on ogg flac output and don't know where to look. what does
it use to output flac? mp3 and ogg are fine. i tried changing compression
rate, bitrate - still the same.
hi all,
so, it's about windows build again.
i used to say that one of my two radios, the simplier one, is doing fine
without a memory leak, but after two months of continuous running it managed
to crawl past 500MB, although started shy of 40MB.
that is to say memory leak is really present,
does this huge onset of latest development mean that we're also about to have a
win32 build without a memory leak, long file skipping issues and with properly
working terminal?!
cheers,
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oh, thanks!
it gives me this: the variable output.icecast used here has not been
previously defined.
he seems not to like out = output.icecast( in my liq files :O
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hi!
will there be x64 version as well?
this one looks to be x32 and version shows 1.3.3:
Liquidsoap 1.3.3+scm
(https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap.git@3eb84ab81148a3d2
b13f30550d148f91fd973d7d:20180830:055924)
cheers
p
uot;,true)
> output.dummy(blank())
>
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>> Le jeu. 6 sept. 2018 à 08:19, Romain Beauxis a
>> écrit :
>> Yes. Unfortunately, it looks like spacetime still isn't working. I'll see
>> what else I can do.
>>
>>> Le jeu. 6 sep
hi, Romain!
this
https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap/releases/download/1.3.4-win32/liquidsoap-1.3.4-win64-beta4+spacetime.zip
seems to disappear after launch without giving any output even if run from
commandline with switch /? , can you please check liquidsoap.exe ?
also, should i pass some
hi, Romain!
thanks so much! 1.3.4 beta2 is running on two radios in production already.
telnet as i can see behaves the same as earlier - just responds to a first
command and then whatever.
let's see how the memory behaves!
regards,
p
it's been an hour or so, running two radios.
seems the memory leak is still there, one with more complicated script is
already past 256 MB and growing.
the simple one is around 30MB, as it had been with older builds.
regards,
p
hi, Nanda!
two .liq , two separate processes of liquidsoap, but one icecast server.
would be interesting if it's possible to cram both .liq into one process and
that was probably your original concern...
regards,
p
-Original Message-
From: Nanda Kishor
Date: 2018 m. kovo 7 d.
hi,
why not just making multiple streams on same port?
that is http://server:8000/shit1.m3u
http://server:8000/shit2.m3u ?
i got two instances of liquidsoap streaming to one icecaster to the same port
but different mounts, it's fine!
BUT those liquidsoaps have different ports set for their
hmm, i don't know either.
simpler radio seems to be okay, but more complicated one has this memory
leak
just now i restarted a process after it ate 8 GB of RAM (it starts just shy
of 40 MB and you never know when it starts to tick up steadily as sometimes
it decreases a bit too, but once it
hi!
will do tonight.
by the way, semi dead telnet issue should be reproducible with any script.
after execution of first command whatever that might be, even 'help', it ceases
to work / respond.
cheers,
p
> On 8 Apr 2018, at 17:35, Romain Beauxis wrote:
>
> Yes
hi!
today i had an evidence that 7hour+ audio files don't play on windows build as
they didn't play with older builds since the beginning.
tried 44K 16bit mp3 320k/s and Wav.
just silence with short several ms length spurs of sound every ~15 seconds. cpu
load increased to around 4% compared to
Hi Romain!
Тhanks for taking time to compile it!
Well... have been running it for two days and it seems to be more or less
the same - semi dead telnet and memory usage increase. Currently it's 500MB
for the more complicated radio... although started with roughly 40MB. So
probably not a
das ist fantastisch, Romain!
telnet is now working properly.
i'm letting it run!
i remember i had some issues with long wav or mp3 files with older releases
(when it approaches 7 hours), will check how they behave in coming week.
champagne and kudos,
p
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thus morning i found beta4 process having eaten 15G of RAM... :|
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heyy, happy pig's!
а nice present you have made...:) running for a few hours already... so far,
swell of my larger radio is at around 50MB.
will see how it goes!
regards,
p
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From: Romain Beauxis
Date: 2019 m. sausio 4 d. 23:07
To: savonet-users
Cc:
heya!
i've been a bleeding-edge adopter of all new x64 windows builds and all of
them had been leaking memory in huge amounts and sometimes locking up at
maximum cpu usage. in the run, you've been able to fix dead telnet and it
kind of approached old versions in usability, also having some
hi again,
i have a recipe for an easy leak!
start the process, let it run for while playing some playlist.. for an hour
or so...
then connect via telnet to your liquidsoap and watch the process tickling up
your RAM!
cheers!
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hi, Romain and thanks for the new build!
It started leaking right away! the same moment i click CONNECT in altacast
encoder, it starts leaking memory at liquidsoap process on server.
i've cut the config short, as it's enough to reproduce. it doesn't have to
be strip_blank, it can be an
merry everyone!
how should i compile this christmas present for windows? as i understand there
was an old way to do it and then the new way which enabled x64 build but also
new mysterious issues?..
cheers,
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Hello,
Romain, I've sent you my config called complexscript.liq on 10th of
September this year.
Memory leak is random but 100% guaranteed to happen and eventually mess up
all available RAM.
Besides, I've looked it with scrutiny today. It finishes up with long files
anytime it wants really,
oh guys, i don't know what to do. at times this new version looked like it
was doing okay, it even seemed that it solved some old issues (and it did,
in a way), but it's really mysterious and full of surprise bugs. memory
leaks, crashes, not doing what told to do, and out of a sudden pretending
Hi, Lars & co!
Some problems come even from older times, but main, crucial thing is this
huge memory leak which started with first x64 release.
I've sent you my config.
Worst part is that spacetime doesn't work for it and the leak starts
randomly. Sometime a telnet connection can provoke it,
hi peeps and happy pig's once again (last mail seemingly didn't make it
through).
so i'm announcing that windows build is happily leaking memory as before!
regards,
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ut3 = output.icecast(
%ogg(%flac(channels=2, compression=7, bits_per_sample=16)), host =
"localhost", port = 8099, password = "",
mount = "pure", name = "radio.audiomastering.lt", description =
"savonet", genre = "3",
url = "
oh guys, i don't know what to do. at times this new version looked like it
was doing okay, it even seemed that it solved some old issues (and it did,
in a way), but it's really mysterious and full of surprise bugs. memory
leaks, crashes, not doing what told to do, and out of a sudden pretending
bad news. or maybe good news, that it's not just flac-bound.
i eliminated ogg flac output in my config (i've sent it to Romain at some
point, my whole config), restarted process, let it run for half an hour,
connected via telnet and it started leaking.
regards,
p
Hi, Romain!
Oh yeah, so it's not then that the windows compiler sucks.
Well, I have another radio running which does not leak and does not use
flac, BUT being lossless is my main point... the one and only lossless radio
nation wide and hell knows, maybe in whole baltics :)
if i used
it's me again about flac-less config memory leak.
so, earlier today i wrote that i got memory leaking after connecting via
telnet. i did that twice and observed the outcome.
so, after connecting and disconnecting via telnet the memory usage grows but
eventually stops. then on second connect /
hya!
with this new build i keep on getting 8 o'clock shutdown, i think it started
appearing two builds before when i switched to smart crossfade. here's my
switch hierarchy:
def chik(jingle,old,new) =
# Fade out old source
old = fade.final(old)
# Superpose the jingle
radio =
hi, Romain!
woow, what a surprise i thought! but wait, i've just started it and it
doesn't read my flac tracks (which are a basis of all material) and also
output flac encoder doesn't work, which is the main feature of my radio - to
be the only one lossless on this baltic piece of land.
hya,
i'd like to re-confirm a bug which has been around for ages, from the very
beginning i think. so... long audio files get cut prematurely. as we see:
2019/03/26 10:12:12 [decoder:3] Method "MAD" accepted
"D:/airy/minmon/minmon-kablys20190326.mp3".
2019/03/26 13:11:44 [minmon:3] Finished
heyy, thanks for the flac build!
it's up and running in production, just few minutes ago a live broadcast has
started, flac harbor connected successfully, and i can see the memleak is
rolling [again], but at least there is music in the air.
will see if the process will shut itself down after
for that reason i use limradio = amplify(0.9, radio)
and then it never clips, just plays a bit more silent. still better than
lossy compression ;)
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hey everyone!
i'm running the new alpha [windows] now. the build date is recent, but
internal version reads like this:
version
Liquidsoap 1.3.5+scm
(https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap.git@0c97657a840bcceb6e44944ef328745fbc3b422e:20190201:170433)
it started up just fine, it was okay for
just wanted to say that i've ditched crossfade operator in my config for
Romain's suggested smart_crossfade solution and i like it!
аs for service itself, it hasn't started to leak yet (not touching telnet!).
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hiyaaa!
i got one more nail to the new-gen's coffin:
strip_blank doesn't work anymore. it used to work some years ago for sure.
i noticed long silent sausages being recorded after parties are over, but
didn't pay a lot of attention - wasted disk space is not as tangible as
wasted ram ;)
this
heya!
i haven't yet witnessed a flac-leak but i noticed that the process
disappears! and that's what my log reads, can it be related to a new
smart_crossfade?
it looks like it is:
2019/02/04 07:59:10 [naktinis:3] Prepared "D:\\10 - haliod xerrox copy
1.flac" (RID 11).
2019/02/04 07:59:10
6707:2] Feeding stopped: Ogg_demuxer.Invalid_stream.
> Does it work for you?
>
>> Le mer. 23 janv. 2019 à 15:55, p g a écrit :
>> hi, Romain and thanks for the new build!
>> It started leaking right away! the same moment i click CONNECT in altacast
>> encoder, i
hi all,
just a follow-up to confirm that even without telnet intervention i'm
observing a memory leak in flac-enabled config...
on windows, 64bit.
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hya!
it's about latest windows build that has flac enabled.
Liquidsoap 1.3.5+scm
(https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap.git@0c97657a840bcceb
6e44944ef328745fbc3b422e:20190201:170433)
Copyright (c) 2003-2019 Savonet team
how do you think, why the thing breaks in recent builds? every morning
hello, Romain and crew,
this sounds big and i can feel the changes already as my script didn't work
just as-is. let's see if it leaks. flac support [in windows] is present,
which is great!
i have two questions regarding changes in operators:
how to properly do this:
hyaaa!
so, some feedback on the new version:
memory still leaks;
it still crashes in the morning;
as for long audio files - haven't checked yet :)
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hi, Romain!
wee! could you please compile it with oggflac support?
2019/04/14 20:34:43 [ogg.muxer:3] radio(dot)audiomastering(dot)lt(dot)2:
Could not find any flac encoder.
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Hya!
Here I will reveal how even a simple script (no flac, complicated fallbacks
or actual harbors ever connecting lately)
it doesn't leak but it
hiccups now and then randomly and doesn't even respond to kill command (see
at the bottom).
maybe my script is bad and should be updated to match
heyy!
is it the end of windows fork altogether or would you make a build yet again?..
current beta is so broken i'm almost out of this game – auto killing it every
morning often makes it through the day and avoids multi gigabyte memleaks, but
for example yesterday's 6+ hour stream which was
yes, the 'morning' crash is strange, it happens not necessarily every
morning. i think i've sent a log of what's happening earlier.
the memory bloat - i think you were right - it is somehow connected with
using flac encoders (but the're crucial for me, better crashing than
absent).
my other
yeah, it behaves as it was. sometimes it lives its own life, that is it
doesn't listen to commands but for some reason eventually does, not without
killing the process time or two :)
maybe i can do something about it - like compiling it in cygwin myself?
maybe existing building system for
Hello Romain!
Hmm I use audio exclusively.
Everything is a fallback playlist system with several input harbors. Harbor
and file input consists of lossless ogg flac, ogg vorbis, mp3, wav, and that
could be enough. Harbor inputs are also recorded and stripped of silence
just in case.
I try to
Hi!
I used to write it like that:
mm=rewrite_metadata([("artist","minimal mondays
tiesiogiai"),("title","")],mm)
and now for same effect in 1.5 I write it like this:
def mm_metadata(m) = [("artist", "minimal mondays"),("title","tiesiogiai")]
end
mm=map_metadata(mm_metadata, mm)
regards,
p
hello,
i tried to build one myself, yet it all stopped at ./configure complaining
that posix-time2 and pcre modules are not found... should i persist in this
masochism or is it a dead-end, maybe you know? there are no such modules
readymade in cygwin and I see Romain is an author of
Thanks Romain!
Already running, let's see how it goes :)
regards from Nida,
p
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From: Romain Beauxis
Date: 2020 m. liepos 23 d. 20:29
To: savonet-users
Subject: Re: [Savonet-users] Liquidsoap 1.4.0-beta2 / win64
I built a stripped down window version with only what
well well, i can see the severe leak with both of my radios.. stripping
didn't help...
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hello!
would this make sense for an mp3 then:
out = output.icecast(%ffmpeg(format="mp3", %audio(codec="libmp3lame",
b="192", q="1")), host = "localhost", port = 8000 ... , radio) ?
also, how do i make ogg-flac? i can see ffmpeg has flac encoder, but how to
put it into an ogg
hello!
so eventually i've managed to move my radios to a V2
however i had to throw away great deal of configuration and loose
functionality.. would be a huge message if i put it all together, so first
the main ones (and perhaps you could give me the key to solving such
issues):
#1
ogg
Thanks, Romain!
the vorbis issue is sorted, all cool!
all radios working with some features disabled and i'll list the parts i had
to comment-out here:
strip_blank doesn't work - as you've already explained that skip_blank is
now blank_skip, same might apply here.
now this crossfade
hi peeps!
so i made a radio which consists of live harbour source and file-based
source which is a rotation of rotations of playlists of tracks and jingles.
as the file based source is defined as " playlist = rotate (weights = [5,
1], [this, that]) ",
source.skip doesn't work on it (or for
Hello Martin!
Thanks for sheding some light into this forest!
---
def crossfade_3s(a,b)
faded = add(normalize=false, [
fade.in(duration=3., type="exp", b),
amplify(mkfade(duration=3., start=1., stop=0., type="exp", a) ,a)
])
add_timeout(10., { source.skip(a) ; -1.})
Hi Martin!
I tried messing around with the seconds but got similar vibe - on harbour
connection playlist tracks start changing quickly, hehe.
maybe this has to do with further fades that are applied, as right after the
fallback i'm doing this:
def crossfade
oops, i can see all the builds now (mobile version had them hidden). will try
tonight!
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cool! will the windows build be available?
maybe this time the leaks will go away...
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so here we are, all the configs wouldn't start.
for example, it wouldn't spit out even mp3:
Error 12: Unsupported format:
%mp3(stereo,bitrate=320,samplerate=44100,id3v2=fal
se).
You must be missing an optional dependency.
and also it swears about my fades:
fade.out =
a follow up to the last message about radios jumping off and on after every
track with v2beta2 - managed to remedy it with "playlist = mksafe(playlist)"
and
now i'm getting
"2021/07/07 13:54:51 [mksafe:3] Switch to safe_blank with forgetful
transition."
...no more loss of stream and
hey all!
i've noticed some different behaviour with this v2b2 (under windows) as
opposed as it was before:
when a track ends there is nothing happening for a brief time (0 seconds
accrding to the log but still some ms as i suspect):
track end is indicated by a log line like this:
ended:
so, i have let the LS v2 run for a little longer and here's the conclusion:
if there are _no harbours / no activity in harbours_ and _no activity over
telnet_ LIQUIDSOAP DOES NOT BLOAT!!! it kept under 300MB of RAM after
running for 10 days.
i have connected through telnet a few hours ago to
hey ho!
more and more organisations are having IT managers who are completely
bonkers and who, for example, blocking all outgoing connections but to ports
80 and 443 as if you can squeeze the whole world through that.
what does that mean for users who are about not only to scroll stupid
thank you!!
running on win since last night. no config had to be changed since b1. so
far seems to work and not bloat memory, buut some interesting stuff is going
on in the logs of two radios out of three - "mountpoint in use" errors... in
the middle of operation. seems like losing ground
hello!
it's so silent in here... is anyone up to fixing LS that it behaves under
windows? it's been years and years of memory leak and resultant hiccups, i
gave every bit of clues how to test it (it's easy) - the radio is completely
unpredictable in day to day use. never sure when it will
sorry to mash all this under one subject, but as it started so, let it
finish.. my last observation about win memleak by adding lines to test.liq
config i've posted today:
if i take that input.harbor line out from the config:
harb = input.harbor(id="harb", buffer=30.,max=90.,"harb", port=8010,
st
your config file and details.
On Sun, Feb 28, 2021 at 3:16 PM p· g··· wrote:
Thanks Romain!
running and can tell already that it bloats memory under Windows just as
before - 250 MB so far... and growing. opening a telnet session accelerates
the leak further and closing telnet aft
hi Aleksandr!
i can say that back in a v1 days they used different compling techniques and
provided only 32bit binaries for windows, which although had various bugs
(that were fixed eventually in later versions), they never leaked memory.
cutting long files at random places shortly after
OK folks, this one would be tough to escape:
put some music files to D:/playtrax
put some jingle named D:/jingle.wav
run icecaster at localhost listening on port 8000, password = "xxy"
add this into test.liq:
set("server.telnet.port",1238)
set("harbor.bind_addr","0.0.0.0")
harb =
Thanks Romain!
running and can tell already that it bloats memory under Windows just as
before - 250 MB so far... and growing. opening a telnet session accelerates
the leak further and closing telnet afterwards does not fix it!
regards from .exe land,
Pranas
although i am on windows and that suggests extra problems, long files have
always been a problem for me - even mp3. it plays for a while and then skips
to the next.
also i'm plagued by memory leak which happens all the time, although i never
play video.
there's something messed up in there
lso some logs?
Thanks!
Romain
Le sam. 14 août 2021 à 12:13, p· g··· a écrit :
hello!
i've tested the beta3 on windows and it locked up completely (even not
responding to service restart messages) without any warnings in logs two
times in two days already, with last log entries being no
hello!
as beta3 and rc1 is unusably buggy, i'm reporting one thing from beta 2,
which is perfectly usable, although with some quirks that root from earlier.
so, if i leave telnet to ls process open, it eventually locks up and cannot
re-launch even if it doesn't bloat tons of memory before doing
hello!
after disabling and re-enabling parts of my script and also trying different
variables, i found out that the errors which i've listed in my previous
email come from the fact that LS in this rc1 version can't have a playlist
in m3u format, it must be a simple folder path or a single
hiya!
some more insights:
as there is still a memory leak if harbors are being used (and on some
radios they are, daily...), i have to re-start service every night.
it used to be "kill forcefully" with v1.x, so as we see it's getting
somewhat better ;)
however.
one time out of ten it still
hi guys!
i have a suspicion that somehow randomisation works in not so random way (under
windows at least) - that is having a few dozen tracks and hearing repetitive
ones almost every hour...and some of them almost never. tried with multiple
playlists. could you please check if that function
hiya,
it seems that official v2 release has issues with metadata: when the higher
priority harbour takes over, it displays metadata that's incoming, but when
it ends, the metadata stays as updated by harbour, although other (local)
files are playing already.
2021/10/15 13:31:32 [switch_1:3]
hi!
оh wow!
have any windows issues of rc1 been adressed? only beta2 was somewhat usable
(that one has some problems still, with harbors inducing memory leaks and
albeit rare, but present random lock-ups which became severe in beta3 and
later).
p
helloo!
i wanted to ask what happened inbetween beta 3 and the final release that it
got buggy. were some video capabilities added and it broke something?
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Hi Mark!
Indeed, i've just set it up and it kinda works!
an excerpt from the manual:
following fields are placed in the name of the song file, separated by
dashes:
Song Title
Artist Name
Album Title
Record Label
Year of Release
---
however, most of the files i come across are named
OK, I think we shouldn't hijack a thread with this, i've sent you a private
email...
this randomizer of yours with some tweaks could become an essential part of
any liquidsoap installation, as it's native randomizer... well.. you can
listen to my radios to see how 'random' things are... of out
a gig! that's cool!
sent the email again from another address...
p
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From: Mark Jeghers
Date: 2021 m. gruodžio 3 d. 23:53
To: savonet-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Savonet-users] Liquidshop 2.0 on Jan. 23, 2022!
Pranas, I had already checked spam folder
it's windows server 2012 r2, posted the command into phpmyadmin's sql query
window. should be the same with commandline...
it was showing multiple errors about malformed query and missing arguments
until i changed those quotes.
does playgen forget all play history after a service restart?
does
Hi Mark!
It might have went to spam, could you please check?
Anyway, I have an update - i'm already running your solution although it
doesn't follow track naming canons - it still randomizes the stuff well!
i had to change some stuff to be able to use it on windows:
1. for database creation
happy new year!!!
wee, 2.0.2 doesn't work (windows):
output.file(%ffmpeg(format = "mp3", %audio(codec = "libmp3lame", b =
"320")), "L
:/archyvas/radijos/traktorius-%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M.mp3", traktorius,
fallible=true)
Error 12: Unsupported format:
Hi Mark!
I'm interested in your Playgen as LS's internal randomizer keeps playing the
same stuff all over and over again... although it looks like an overkill for
such a 'simple' task, but i gotta come up with some solution.
I wonder if it will work under Windows as this land is full of
hello!
can it be that liquidsoap processes share some data inbetween them somehow?
via some temporary files even perhaps?
i noticed strange behaviour - sometimes a radio would start and get stuck
playing nothing, and the only fool-proof method is to shut down all the
radios which share that
i think i found what really causes extreme memory leaks - that's the
harbours in the first place.
also, i thought it was "fixed" in v2, but that was just a coincidence that
i've put LS behind firewall and allowed only known IPs to connect.
once i opened it to the wild again, the radio processes
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