- Pypo fech works as msg listner for recroder now.
- recorder is part of pypo and all it does is waiting for msg from pypo
fetch and spwan a show recorder thread.
- added new parameter logger to api client. This way apiclient will log
into specific log file instead of grabbing current log file.
- show recoder is removed from all check system/status page
The response time of the calendar varies depending on whether the week/day views filter or the month filter is used because of the additional percentage scheduled calculation per show instance. This added calculation results in more and heavier hits to the database, I've included the time_filled column in the original show query and have used that to calculate percentage and saved the db call.
- I've updated the logic to query the cc_schedule table directly for the previous, next, current shows which makes look up time much faster. If that doesn't work then I revert back to the previous logic, incase nothing is scheduled within an hour of the current time.
- updated the CreateDatatableRows do perform a check and set on the last items end time. If the end time of the last item exceeds the show time's end I set the items end time to the show's end time.
- The logic to build the NowPlaying list was updated to refactor the quering of the database for playlist tracks played from in the loop per show ID to outside the loop for a given duration. The resulting list was then partitioned off for each show.
- The bug was introduced with CC-3086. When file is large enough so
the pluload use chucking, it would create different temp name for each
chuck.
- Fixed it by using unique_name feature on plupload
- it compares boot time of liquidsoap and the time user clicks on "Save"
on stream setting page. The status only gets updated if the
"boot_time" > "user update time"
- as soon as a user click on save, status is set to "wating"
- since there is no timing issue, quering interval is reduced to 1 sec
This happens because we use same field in the db to store whether stream is disabled, and which
type is it (Icecast/Shoutcast). Thus when we disable a stream, we forget about the fact that
it was set to Shoutcast before.
Fixed by separating out the enable/disable state from stream type.
Whether a stream is enabled/disabled is stored in new fields sx_enable.
Stream type is stored in the old fields, sx_output.
James
Daniel
Martin Konecny
Naomi Aro
Yuchen Wang
James