> One weirdness: the jingles are on the Studio scratchpad at startup
> (yay!), but not on the Station scratchpad. I don't understand how this
> is possible.
> * The apache, postgresql and livesupport services are not started.
This is OK; services are started.
> * I could not start xmms from the browser (by clicking on an audio clip
> and selecting "Listen"). First time I tried, the browser crashed; on
> later attempts, it opened xmms at its "open file" filesystem browser
> window instead of playing the audio clip.
Not OK; same behaviour.
> * Studio does not like both outputs set to /dev/dsp. I cued a clip,
> and then tried to play it in live mode; it gave the error "could not
> open audio device /dev/dsp". Is dmix not enabled?
Not OK; same behaviour. In addition, the installer prompts for these
device values, but then just writes /dev/dsp everywhere regardless. And
the choices it offers are /dev/dsp0, /dev/dsp1, ..., which is wrong:
the first OSS device is /dev/dsp.
One more thing: the installer just opens QtParted, and does not offer
any help with partitioning. Wasn't there a partitioning menu before,
where one could just select "default" or "simple", or something like that?
One last thing (for today): on second thought, it may _not_ be such a
great idea to put all those jingles in the scratchpad initially. This
makes the login very slow, about 15 - 20 seconds. Maybe we could put a
few jingles in, but not all?
Ferenc Gerlits wrote:
> The live CD (demo) mode doesn't work. I have found 3 major problems:
>
> * The apache, postgresql and livesupport services are not started.
how would you expect to run a database server on a read-only filesystem?
> * I could not start xmms from the browser (by clicking on an audio clip
> and selecting "Listen"). First time I tried, the browser crashed; on
> later attempts, it opened xmms at its "open file" filesystem browser
> window instead of playing the audio clip.
strange enough...
> * Studio does not like both outputs set to /dev/dsp. I cued a clip,
> and then tried to play it in live mode; it gave the error "could not
> open audio device /dev/dsp". Is dmix not enabled?
dmix?
> Some minor quibbles, which were the same on 1.0, but are probably easy
> to fix:
>
> * there should be a browser bookmark (on the toolbar) to
> http://localhost/livesupport;
there is one, in Firefox...
> * get rid of the apache warning we get at the first run about
> unencrypted data transfer;
you mean Firefox warning?
> * get rid of "station preferences not set up properly" warning in html UI;
but, they are not set up properly
> * make the browser start up maximized, or at least much larger than it
> is now: some tabs are totally misplaced in a too small window.
hm, I didn't see this feature...
> One weirdness: the jingles are on the Studio scratchpad at startup
> (yay!), but not on the Station scratchpad. I don't understand how this
> is possible.
> Not OK; same behaviour. In addition, the installer prompts for these
> device values, but then just writes /dev/dsp everywhere regardless. And
> the choices it offers are /dev/dsp0, /dev/dsp1, ..., which is wrong:
> the first OSS device is /dev/dsp.
hm, it doesn't have /dev/dsp0 (as a symlink to /dev/dsp?)
but that's bad, that it doesn't actually change these values - this
means Michael Aschauer didn't make it work properly
> One more thing: the installer just opens QtParted, and does not offer
> any help with partitioning. Wasn't there a partitioning menu before,
> where one could just select "default" or "simple", or something like that?
Tomas Hlava wrote:
> Excuse me, but this is thing not fully clear to me
> - is this true? :
> liveCD is read-only, but the system started from liveCD have read-write
> unionfs filesystem with read-write layer (stored in RAM) above the read-only
> CDROM filesystem layer.
then I'm waiting for the first such bug report:
I booted the live CD, uploaded a 200MB mp3 file, but the whole thing
crashed!
I'm running a system with 128MB of RAM...
Ferenc Gerlits wrote:
> I don't understand this whole thread at all. Are we discussing whether
> something that was done on the 1.0 live CD can possibly be done?
I haven't seen the 1.0 LiveCD run postgres & the like when booting from
the CD.
and I seriously doubt the usefullnes if such a setup..
I downloaded LiveSupport 1.0.2 debian packages on source forge and
installed them. The installation went fine but gave this message at the end:
Error XmlRpcClient::readHeader: No Content-length specified
error executing command start
authentication problem: Login failed.
I then tried to open the studio but got the following error
"Authentication server not available"
how do I deal with this. I am online if there is anyone who can help.
MSN: sebata_afrika@hotmail.com Skype: sebata_afrika
After struggling with Doug, Sebastian and Ferenc one issue after another
got to be resolved with installation of Debian packages but now I think
things are fine but only the Authentication issue. When I run
livesupport studio I get a message that says authentication server not
available. Any ideas?
Have to get this right before going to test with Community Stations in
Mpumalanga Province, South Africa.
> Hey Guys
>
> I downloaded LiveSupport 1.0.2 debian packages on source forge and
> installed them. The installation went fine but gave this message at
> the end:
> Error XmlRpcClient::readHeader: No Content-length specified
> error executing command start
> authentication problem: Login failed.
>
> I then tried to open the studio but got the following error
> "Authentication server not available"
>
> how do I deal with this. I am online if there is anyone who can help.
> MSN: sebata_afrika@hotmail.com Skype: sebata_afrika
>
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>
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>
>
>
Ferenc Gerlits wrote:
> Now which one is better? ... There must be some misunderstatnding at
> the bottom of this discussion, because it seems really surreal to me.
to me as well
IMHO there's no use inviting people down a path that is actually a very
short dead-end.
MoAfrika wrote:
> Hey Guys
>
> I downloaded LiveSupport 1.0.2 debian packages on source forge and
> installed them. The installation went fine but gave this message at the
> end:
> Error XmlRpcClient::readHeader: No Content-length specified
> error executing command start
> authentication problem: Login failed.
looks like some issue with PHP XML-RPC support... maybe mismatching
libraries? Tomas?
PHP is installed, but is not configured to be load. After installation of
apache and libapache-mod-php4 it is necessary to manually add following line
to /etc/apache/modules.conf:
LoadModule php4_module /usr/lib/apache/1.3/libphp4.so
Than restart apache and you should be able to start scheduler.
Please try tu install the live CD for the test. It is also an installation CD. And to test livesupport after !
Thanks
In the previous version I was not able to use the knoppix installed cd on my disk !
I had to install a sarge and then to install the debian package !