Login impossible - Debian 8.5 + Airtime 2.5.2.1
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Sp3r4zSp3r4z
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    Hello, I've got thi problem: I just can't login.

    I've installed Airtime 2.5.2.1, on a virtual machine (debian 8.5).
    I've tried:
    - the "easy setup" with .deb (problem installer don't find squeezie packages, because apt.sourcefabric.org has no squeezie packages, and debian 8.5 is Jessie)
    - "Automated setup" there is no airtime on sources, so I can't install with this method (like "expert method" it's because on apt.sourcefabric.org, for Jessie, their is no airtime in package…)
    - Finally: "manual installation" with "full install" (not really well documented. It's not "airtime-full-install" but "install"…) install is ok (I guess, because I've no idea what it seems to be).
    After apache reload, I browse with Firefox to the IP, no problem web install form (Database questions, other stuff I set to default) Installer say "It's ok, all steps are green go login page" and… I can't log into Airtime… I fill the form "username: admin & password: admin"… And nothing, really nothing: no message, no redirection, no light, no popup…

    So I try to find on the internet solution, but no one seem to have problem with login…

    So please give me some help.
    Thx
    Post edited by Sp3r4z at 2016-06-09 14:45:05
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Roger WilcoRoger Wilco
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    Stop using Debian 8. Only 7.x is currently supported!
    Post edited by Roger Wilco at 2016-06-09 20:49:15
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Sp3r4zSp3r4z
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    I've change to Debian 7.11, and that "works". I can just stream in OGG, MP3 doesn't want being streamed… I've installed airtime with "easy setup method", all is ok except MP3 streaming :/ (Icecast is on a raspberry pi, it can stream all stream that I want ogg/mp3/flac… )
    Maybe you have an idea?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Roger WilcoRoger Wilco
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    What's your goal? Is the Pi a 3 or a lesser/older model? The first two are way too under powered and shouldn't be used as no amount of software tweaking can magically create another GHz or two.  :-B
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Sp3r4zSp3r4z
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    That's works, I don't really understand why Icecast and Airtime seems not working for MP3, but streams are ok (Icecast don't show MP3 on is mountpoint page… ). So problem solved :)

    Thanks for your help
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Roger WilcoRoger Wilco
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    Wait... you confused me! Icecast running on the Pi is fine!

    Clean install 7.11 again on your virtual machine then use this to guide you...

  • Vote Up0Vote Down Sp3r4zSp3r4z
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    That's fine, it works in fact so no problem. It's my "fault" in a way, I just don't understand why icecast don't show MP3player on is "mountpoint" page… That's all. But everything is ok :)

    Thanks a lot for your help.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Roger WilcoRoger Wilco
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    :)>-
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Roger WilcoRoger Wilco
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    Hey! Which version of Airtime did it end up installing?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Sp3r4zSp3r4z
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    Debian: 7.11.0 (amd64) in virtualBox (just for testing/demonstration, so it's good for a VM)
    Airtime: 2.5.1
    Icecast: 2.4.0

    Post edited by Sp3r4z at 2016-06-10 10:30:24
  • Vote Up0Vote Down focin albertfocin albert
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    Do you recommend that?
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    Post edited by focin albert at 2016-12-24 21:25:51
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Sp3r4zSp3r4z
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    Hello

    Recommending what? It depends of what you want to do.
    For a local purpose: using a PI for Icecast and a Debian 7.11 for Airtime can be something possible (but a RaspberryPI can be a bit too "weak" for many listener on Icecast server).
    For a "worldwide" purpose: split Airtime on local (VM or not, because of Debian 7.11) and Icecast on server (debian or else…)
    Post edited by Sp3r4z at 2016-12-02 16:13:30
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