Alvaro G.

Next release
A release in several months? That's... imprecise ;) Hope we get, at least, a "maintenance" one.

Comment by Alvaro G. April 2016 permalink
Contributing to Airtime
Hi Daniel, But the interesting part of the question is: if we make contributions against the currently open source code base will they even be considered/relevant given the, likely large, block of changed that aren't even public yet?do you…

Comment by Alvaro G. April 2016 permalink
Contributing to Airtime
I'm with you. And that's funny, because Debian "dependency" is kind of broken too. Debian repositories have outdated packages (2.5.1, more than 2 years old) and it's still impossible to install in Debian 8, that has been st…

Comment by Alvaro G. March 2016 permalink
Debian 8
I'm not as sure as you. The repository doesn't even have updated packages for the rest of distributions theoretically supported. The last version on the Debian repository is 2.5.1, which is TWO YEARS OLD

Comment by Alvaro G. January 2016 permalink
Debian 8
Debian 8 has been stable for 8 months, but I see no glimpse of packages for it. Are you working on it or has the project been killed?

Comment by Alvaro G. January 2016 permalink
I want Airtime to exceed the EU Standard - and work well anywhere - for FM Radio/Webradio/DAB
Airtime is giving lots of problems at our station that make no sense. Updates are, lets say, rare, and I don't know if we should switch to Rivendell or burn the building now. If there's something I can do (with a basic but continously imp…

Comment by Alvaro G. March 2015 permalink
Raspberry Pi 2
I mean they're neat and all but $50 buys a decent cloud server for over half a year... with 100mbps+ connectivity included :-B I even already have a big dedicated server hosted in a datacenter, but: - We have an office ;) - We have a real l…

Comment by Alvaro G. February 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 RC1
and about our old and always not integrated requests ? - jingles integration - backup playlist - voicetrack some news ? Oh my, Jingles and time signals. I'd LOVE that. Meanwhile I have to resort to a liquidsoap hack... :P :D

Comment by Alvaro G. February 2015 permalink
Undefined variable: hours
I did a pastebin of that part of the log, just in case: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=8synkczb

Comment by Alvaro G. April 2014 permalink
Problem on live-recorded show...
And it doesn't even change metadata on the streamer, what would be nice for getting some things to work :P I'll think how to do it meanwhile...

Comment by Alvaro G. October 2012 permalink
Problem on live-recorded show...
Ive been checking my logs and, setting a test show to 15:10h it does indeed begin to record: 2012-10-10 15:10:00,005 INFO - [recorder.py : record_show() : line 78] - starting record 2012-10-10 15:10:00,006 INFO - [recorder.py : record_show() : line…

Comment by Alvaro G. October 2012 permalink
access airtime web interface in https
My fault, I didn't understand correctly one of the last posts, and didn't even try, went directly around to using pound. Anyway, it still os a good way of putting ssl in front without changing Airtime Apache config ;) I'll state it …

Comment by Alvaro G. October 2012 permalink
access airtime web interface in https
So I finally did it using 'pound' as a SSL frontend, which, at the same time, communicates in localhost to Apache. I've tested it connecting from outside the radio, through NAT, with only port 443 open. I uploaded media and played it…

Comment by Alvaro G. October 2012 permalink
access airtime web interface in https
Did you try to put something different in front, like a nginx or varnish server as an SSL frontend? It may work, I should try it...

Comment by Alvaro G. October 2012 permalink

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