- Files are marked deleted(file_exists to false) on deletion.
- Dirs are marked removed(removed flag to true) on removal of watched
folder in a usual way. If dir is unmounted, without being removed from
watched list first, it will be marked as not exists(exist flag to false)
- Manage Media Folders will show if dirs exist or not( mounted or not)
- Playlist builder will show if files exists or not
changed and click save
- done
- liquidsoap_update_error and liquidsoap_update_connection functions are
combined into one function, liquidsoap_update_status, in various place
- created various telnet commands in liquidsoap( connection check for each
stream, connection status for all streams)
- In liquidsoap, shoutcast stream doesn't use default id. It is more
informative by using id with "shoutcast_stream_#{stream_number}
- 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
For a previous ticket, I changed the code so that both "Today's Program" widget
and "Now Playing" widget both use the liveInfoAction, but forgot that for "Now Playing" widget, it retrieves
the shows within next 48 hours instead of within end of day today...
Fixed by passing GET parameters to liveInfoAction, specify whether we want to retrieve shows within an
interval or end of day. Also added a GET parameter for specifying the number of shows to display.
- mktemp is used to generate temp name within /tmp dir
- it generate temp file when the file gets uploade to /tmp and then copy to
organize folder as original file name
It's not showing anything because I thought it's not suppose to display the currently playing show.
Fixed by retrieving the currently playing show along with next shows, and display them.
todayInfoAction is no longer needed since liveInfoAction does the same thing.
- Converting times to UTC timezone in ApiController before sending them to model functions
- Added utility functions in DateHelper.php
- GetShowsByDayOfWeek has been removed due to bugs caused by using local timezone
based variable like $day, which represents day of the week in local time, in db query,
which has times saved in UTC timezone. Converting stuff like day of the week from local
to UTC is messy. GetNextShows(...) can do the job so WeekInfoAction now uses it instead
Not only were frontend widgets showing UTC time,
the SQL query was also comparing UTC timestamp with local timestamps,
causing widgets to display shows in the wrong day, etc.
Another problem was that "On air today" widget was simply calling
GetNextShows which returns shows within next 48 hours.
Fixed by:
1. Under models/Show.php:
In the GetCurrentShow/GetNextShows/GetShowsByDayOfWeek functions,
added code to convert UTC timestamp to local timestamp or vice versa,
depending on which one is more suitable, in SQL queries, thus
removing inconsistency in timezones. Also, before returning query result,
added code to convert result to local timezone.
In GetNextShows, added an optional parameter endTime to limit the interval
of shows to get. This is useful for the "On air today" widget.
2. Under models/DateHelper.php:
Added a few timezone functions to help converting timezones easier in Show.php.
3. Under controller/ApiController.php:
Added todayInfoAction which is to be used by "On Air Today" widget.
Added system preference in Preference page for user to select the start day of a week
(defaults to Sunday).
Calendar will utilize this information and update the calendar UI accordingly.
For week and day views under Calendar page, save the change to pref db table when
user updates the interval dropdown. Same thing goes for the "show XXX entries"
dropdown found under Playlist Builder page.
When visiting these pages, we retrieves the entry from database for current user
and use those values. Defaults to 30m for interval and 10 entries for "show xxx entries"
if values were never set.
Updated the calendar page so that when user chooses a different time scale to display(day/week/month),
the new setting is stored in the pref database. Each user id has its own entry in the database.
When visiting the calendar, we retrieves the entry from database for current user
and show that time scale; defaults to monthly view if no entry found.
interface
- dummy page "Stream Setting" page for the test
- StreamSetting model is added
- set owner and group as 'pypo' for liquidsoap.cfg
- pypofech handle 'update_stream_setting' command
- created table cc_stream_setting and it's initial entries
- pypo installation will generate liquidsoap.cfg on install time
based on information on cc_stream_setting table
-default created stor dir now has www-data:www-data permission
-created airtime-install.ini file for specifying install defaults
-removed all references to storDir in /etc/airtime/airtime.conf,
and get value from database instead.
- following functions now handle error and return code and
error message if there is an error:
addDir(), setStorDir(), removeWatchedDir()
- fixed airtime-importy.py to work with new MusicDir functions
put initial stub file in when a user uploads via plupload so they aren't wondering why they don't see anything in their playlist builder. Metadata will be updated when the file event completes.
Download action were added in two placese.
1. Playlist Builder. jjmenu now showing 'Download'.
2. Calendar-> Show Content. Click on the file, you will see
Downlaod menu.
Limitation:
File name is set to original file name.
On the ticket it said, file format should be like
"show_name-12012011-2130.mp3". However, in my opinion,
this is only possible, if a user downloads it from
calender->show content. We know what the show names and etc,
but, if the user downloads it from Playlist Builder, we cannot
retrive such information. To be consistent in both area, I just
set the file name to original file name. This can be easily
modified in the future.
James
Martin Konecny
james
Naomi Aro
Yuchen Wang
James
Yuchen Wang
Martin Konecny
Naomi
James Moon
Paul Baranowski