Configuration Checklist
Take a look at the checklist below for possible solutions. If you're tried the suggestions and are still experiencing issues, come visit our forums or check out the manual.
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| Postgres | PDO and PostgreSQL libraries |
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Try running sudo apt-get install php5-pgsql
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| Database | Database configuration for Airtime |
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Make sure you aren't missing any of the Postgres dependencies in the table above.
If your dependencies check out, make sure your database configuration settings in
/etc/airtime.conf are correct and the Airtime database was installed correctly.
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| RabbitMQ | RabbitMQ configuration for Airtime |
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Make sure RabbitMQ is installed correctly, and that your settings in /etc/airtime/airtime.conf
are correct. Try using sudo rabbitmqctl list_users and sudo rabbitmqctl list_vhosts
to see if the airtime user (or your custom RabbitMQ user) exists, then checking that
sudo rabbitmqctl list_exchanges contains entries for airtime-pypo and airtime-uploads.
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| Airtime Analyzer | Airtime Upload and File Analysis service |
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Check that the airtime_analyzer service is installed correctly in /etc/init.d,
and ensure that it's running with
initctl list | grep airtime_analyzerIf not, try running sudo service airtime_analyzer start
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| Pypo | Airtime playout service |
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Check that the airtime-playout service is installed correctly in /etc/init.d,
and ensure that it's running with
initctl list | grep airtime-playoutIf not, try running sudo service airtime-playout restart
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| Liquidsoap | Airtime liquidsoap service |
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Check that the airtime-liquidsoap service is installed correctly in /etc/init.d,
and ensure that it's running with
initctl list | grep airtime-liquidsoapIf not, try running sudo service airtime-liquidsoap restart
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