telnet request.push command not found
  • Vote Up0Vote Down TheNerkaTheNerka
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    Hello, I creating one script for Airtime , but I can't find how to fix error, I write in telnet help, but request.push command doesn't exists. I login to liquidsoap telnet with command: request.push /path/to/song/name.mp3 but return error: Error unknown command. And can't find how to fix.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Voisses TechVoisses Tech
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    request.push is not registered or activated
    So in order to use a command it must be either inbuilt(like request) or register
    remember Airtime is not raw liquidsoap,it mainly use is core and some of its utilities
    you have add what you want

    I have a stationid with path
    /srv/backup/files/jingles/jingles.mp3")

    #now here is my fallback
    s= fallback([request.queue(id="request"),sources...)])

    #notice I now have a id request if you do help again at telnet you have available
    |request.push <uri>
    |request.queue
     
    so now you can
    request.push /srv/backup/files/jingles/jingles.mp3
    and you will hear the jingles
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