Hi Ed,

> I noticed that the platform assumption is Ubuntu. I am using Debian 6
> (squeeze) myself.

Squeeze is certainly a good option for an Airtime server. We will be
producing official .deb versions shortly.

> This requires additional packages to be installed,
> like the Zend framework.

Possibly that's only required for Airtime 1.7 onwards, not anything
Ubuntu-specific. It may only be required for development.

At the moment, the install tarball includes a bunch of stuff that will
probably have to be separated out for the .deb version.

> Could you mention what packages are required in order for Airtime 1.6.1
> to run properly?

This is my current dependency list for 1.6.1 on Ubuntu Lucid:

unzip pwgen icecast2 openssl apache2 php5-pgsql libapache2-mod-php5
php-pear php5-gd postgresql odbc-postgresql python python-configobj
poc-streamer lame daemontools daemontools-run multitail python-mutagen
libsoundtouch-ocaml libtaglib-ocaml libao-ocaml libmad-ocaml libesd0
oggvideotools libportaudio2 libcamomile-ocaml-dev phing-2.4.2

Note that libcamomile-ocaml-dev was added between 1.6.0 and 1.6.1.
However, the recommended list for 1.7 development is

tar gzip unzip bzip2 curl git-core pwgen openssl apache2 php5-pgsql
libapache2-mod-php5 php-pear php5-gd postgresql odbc-postgresql sudo
python python-configobj poc-streamer lame sox daemontools
daemontools-run multitail zend-framework-bin python-mutagen
libsoundtouch-ocaml libtaglib-ocaml libao-ocaml libmad-ocaml libesd0
icecast2 oggvideotools libportaudio2 libsamplerate0 libcamomile-ocaml-dev

So between 1.6.1 and 1.7 we seem to have added:

tar gzip bzip2 curl git-core sox zend-framework-bin libsamplerate0

I would guess that git-core is only required if you are pulling from
git, not if you use the tarballs.

Cheers!

Daniel

Hi Ed,

The list of minimal packages required to run Airtime are available in section 2 of the install guide.

If you can find these packages for Debian (which shouldn't shouldn't be a problem), then you should be able to properly run Airtime.

HI,

just for your information, i use airtime in debian 6 server and it's work very good

and i use the wiki and just the package in the wiki

for the debian 6 we need to add the debian repo for lame



good luck

hi,

yes i have two different action :

the first is for lame (add the link in sources.list) see my last post

the second is about the folder's permission and you can see here the descriptiona nd the solution

http://forum.sourcefabric.org/index.php/m/9494/#msg_9494