Ok, I upgraded to liquidsoap 1.1.1, the issue was I had set-up a development version of liquidsoap when originally installing the box and had linked the airtime-liquidsoap to my local version so the deb package upgrade didn't catch. But it's still not producing audio.
All I see occuring in lsscript_log after the liquidsoap startup messages is every second I get another 2013/07/11 12:30:13 [server:3] Client localhost disconnected. 2013/07/11 12:30:14 [server:3] New client: localhost.
I rebooted the computer and it appeared that things were working but Airtime appears to have continued to play a local mp3 even though I have attempted to change it the web interface. I even went so far as to cancel the show but it continues to. We normally rebroadcast shoutcast streams but it kept playing the local mp3 vs. switching to the shoutcast stream.
By local mp3 I meant one in the Airtime database (and on the automation machine). That was working but even now switching to one of the files on the server doesn't appear to be playing (it only played and kept playing the same mp3 after I rebooted it).
I think that the Airtime web interface itself isn't properly interacting with some component. In the media-monitor.log I have 2013-07-11 13:40:34,541 ERROR - [Thread-1] [airtime.py : init_rabbit_mq()] : LINE 51 - [Errno 111] Connection refused 2013-07-11 13:40:34,542 ERROR - [Thread-1] [airtime.py : __init__()] : LINE 31 - Error connecting to RabbitMQ Server. Trying again in few seconds 2013-07-11 13:40:39,545 INFO - [Thread-1] [airtime.py : init_rabbit_mq()] : LINE 36 - Initializing RabbitMQ message consumer... 2013-07-11 13:40:39,550 INFO - [Thread-1] [airtime.py : init_rabbit_mq()] : LINE 50 - Failed to initialize RabbitMQ consumer
Basically we have a USB soundcard hooked up to our transmitter at a remote location. We alternative between broadcasting separate webstreams based upon which timeshare partner is on. Testing the sound-card worked and created the mono tone. But airtime doesn't appear to be responding and scheduling.
Ok rabbitmq wasn't running, so I started it via /etc/init.d/rabbitmq-server start and the conection error logs in media-monitor went away but I'm still not getting any playout from Airtime. I'll try restarting again, I figured rabbitmq-server would start automatically.
Ok, so after another reboot and starting rabbitmq-server (it didn't startup automatically) it appears to be fully working. I also don't see rabbitmq in any of the /etc/rc.d startup scripts so I guess I need to figure out how to add it so that it starts when the machine boots up. Not sure why it would be missing from there, but it appears that things are working now. Thanks for all of the help.