Airtime Media Monitor will not start
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Jeremy MonroeJeremy Monroe
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    I was running 2.5.1 and tried upgrading to 2.5.2. Everything seemed to go well except at the end, I get the following:
    Check that the airtime-media-monitor service is installed correctly in /etc/init,
    and ensure that it's running with

    initctl list | grep airtime-media-monitor

    If not, try running sudo service airtime-media-monitor start<br><br>I am running Debian 7 and tried to run the command as it states in command line but tells me initctl: command not found. I am not sure what else to try. From what I've been reading in the forums, I may just need to go back to my original version I started with before trying to upgrade. The main reason for trying to upgrade is because my shows would become empty every few weeks. There would be a point where the calendar would show nothing scheduled even though most of my shows are repetitive instances.<br><br>Any suggestions?<br>
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down mrkrotosmrkrotos
    Posts: 51Member
    Yes I tried this a while back and it killed Airtime, best thing to do is stick with 2.5.1 as thats the last free version!
    The community version is no longer being supported/maintained!
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