➖ drop wheezy support
Removes the Vagrant set up for Debian wheezy and makes the installer abort and complain if started on wheezy.
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This should make sure that **rabbitmq-server** starts after the next reboot.
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libav on Debian squeeze and .m4a files
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The version of libav shipped with Debian 6.0 'squeeze' is known to cause problems when Airtime analyses .m4a files containing the AAC codec for silence, using Silan (see <https://github.com/x42/silan/issues/2>). It is recommended that Debian servers are upgraded to the current stable 'wheezy' 7.2 release. As a short-term measure, updated libav packages from the squeeze-backports repository can be used to work around this problem. This work-around is only required if you do not wish to upgrade to 'wheezy' yet, but have AAC codec .m4a files in your Airtime library.
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Mail server
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If you wish Airtime to be able to send password reminder emails to your staff users, the server can have an SMTP program installed, such as the **postfix** package in Debian or Ubuntu. For configuration options, refer to the documentation for your mail server of choice. Alternatively, you can specify an external SMTP server in the **Preferences** page on Airtime's **System** menu.
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If you wish Airtime to be able to send password reminder emails to your staff users, the server can have an SMTP program installed, such as the **postfix** package in Debian or Ubuntu. For configuration options, refer to the documentation for your mail server of choice. Alternatively, you can specify an external SMTP server in the **Preferences** page on Airtime's **System** menu.
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