I have a Bash script what I use which Restarts all the services in Airtime if we are experiencing Problems. I would like this to be executed from within Airtime.
Is there a way to add a button or menu item to do this ?
Its just I don't want my team to be going into Root SSH whilst I'm away on Holiday.
Airtime 2.5.1.6 is fairly stable and majority of case I have have come across ,you will only need to restart the stream .
This can easily be done by changing something in the stream tab and press save.
If you are hell bent on doing so then
either
create your script in /usr/local/bin so you can run it from any where
or
If you are familiar with Zend framework or just look up for how to write an action controller and copy the save code for the stream save and you are good to go
i point this out on how to build your own test container and use the command line zf-tool here
Post edited by Voisses Tech at 2016-05-03 14:22:28
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