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A multi-container deployment of the Libretime Radio Broadcast Server, PostgreSQL, Icecast2 & RabbitMQ, all based on Ubuntu Xenial & Alpine Linux!

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3 libretime instances

I have a question, how can I run 3 or more libretime instances on a dedicated without them getting in the way? I have several IP addresses that could be used (if necessary).

icecast env variables are not set in libretime-core container

out of the box, icecast variables specified in your .env file are not added to the libretime database, nor populated to liquidsoap.cfg. currently an additional step is necessary in order to get those lined up: go to Settings > Streams, and then choose "Custom / 3rd Party Streaming" and enter your info, including passwords within the "Additional Options" collapsed section.

Using apache2 as proxy with certbot ssl creates broken login

When I login from the actual ip it works or when it is not using https.

I tried a using certbot with apache and well... this is essentially what I got when I try in login an error occurs. (I can still use IP address to login)

Here is my apache .conf file

<IfModule mod_ssl.c>
<VirtualHost *:443>
   ProxyPreserveHost On
   ServerName pond.mydomain.org
     ProxyPass / http://0.0.0.0:8882/
     ProxyPassReverse / http://0.0.0.0:8882/

Include /etc/letsencrypt/options-ssl-apache.conf
SSLCertificateFile /etc/letsencrypt/live/pond.mydomain.org/fullchain.pem
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/letsencrypt/live/pond.mydomain.org/privkey.pem
</VirtualHost>
</IfModule>

Also I have EXTERNAL_HOSTNAME=pond.mydomain.org for libretime.

Is there something that i need to add to the apache2 .conf file?

AutoDJ on Icecast Container

Setup AutoDJ support on Icecast Container, so clients will not be dropped on Libretime restart/failure.

Sub-dir for .env variables?

The Readme seems to infer that .env variables should be stored in a sub-directory:

CREATE A .env FILE AND ADD CONFIGURATION (see below for configuration options)

You can use the default configuration and skip this step if you are just testing.

vi docker-multicontainer-libretime/.env

However, the Readme doesn't specify to create this directory. Cloning the repository with the instructions in the Readme drops all the files in the /opt/libretime/ directory.

Should the .env file have the path:
/opt/libretime/docker-multicontainer-libretime/.env
or
/opt/libretime/.env?

Pin Silan version in Docker Build

See: libretime/libretime#197 for details - Silian needs to be pinned to exact known working version for now - not latest build from Apt Repos.

References: #1

Remote Database support

This docker setup uses a tcp tunnel to access the database remotely as documented here:

docker-multicontainer-libretime/Dockerfile

Lines 34 to 35 in 4a7d99b

 # There seems to be a bug somewhere in the code and it's not respecting the DB being on another host (even though it's configured in the config files!) 

 # We'll use a lightweight golang TCP proxy to proxy any PGSQL request to the postgres docker container on TCP:5432.

Using a remote database is possible with LibreTime nowadays. I run my production setup in a bunch of VMs that connect to a remote DB cluster. In fact this was one of the early fixes I did to the LibreTime code-base.

logs and service names need documentation

the libretime troubleshooting docs don't apply to this docker install. two parts:

LOGS:
i see some in /var/log/supervisor and some in /var/log/airtime. and then there are docker logs. is that it?
SERVICES:
we should document their names ( libretime-airtime_analyzer? etc.) and how check their status/restart them, ie. what's the best replacement for invoke-rc.d?

@ned-kelly if you can give me some guidance here i'd take a crack at drafting this.

Get access to the libretime docker hub organization

Hi @ned-kelly

We are trying to get access to the libretime docker hub organization, and I heard you are the person owning it. Is that correct ? Could you give use access to it ?

See libretime/organization#22

pop-up stream player doesn't use FQDN

if you click the "listen" button, right below the "ON AIR" indicator in the top right of the web UI, it opens a window with an audio player. it appears to be hardcoded:

setjPlayer('http://127.0.0.1:8000/airtime_128', 'oga', 'icecast');

Fallback/AutoDJ Assitstance.

Hi there. Just pulled and configured the latest version of this Docker image, on Ubuntu 18.04. The service is running great, but if there's nothing scheduled, I get dead air.

I've looked at EZstream and have the required mapping in place, but it doesn't provide any fallback.

I also tried transplanting the script change I made to our existing Airtime server, which has been feeding our AutoDJ for five years (someone in a different forum advised that this change would be compatible with Libretime), but this also hasn't worked.

Can someone please advise me what I need to do to get a fallback/AutoDJ working, please?

Here are the changes I added to the 'ls_script.liq' file:

`default = amplify(id="silence_src", 0.00001, noise())

jingles = playlist(mode="random",reload_mode="watch","/external-media/jingles")
music = playlist(mode="random",reload_mode="watch","/external-media/imported/1")

j=jingles
m=music

v = random(weights = [1,5],[j,m])

#default = fallback(track_sensitive = false,[v])
default = fallback(track_sensitive=false,[strip_blank(max_blank=45.,threshold=-45.,default),v])

ref_off_air_meta = ref off_air_meta
if !ref_off_air_meta == "" then
ref_off_air_meta := "LibreTime - offline"
end

#default = rewrite_metadata([("title", !ref_off_air_meta)], default)
default = rewrite_metadata([(!ref_off_air_meta,"Progzilla" ),("#{m['artist']","artist" ),("#{m['title']","title" ),("#{m['album']","album" )], default)`

correct ownership of /external-media folder

Upon initial installation with a LOCAL_MUSIC_MAPPING path specified in the .env file, I've been unable to upload audio files until I've manually changed ownership or permissions of the /external-media folder (which by default is owned by 1000:celery) in order to give the www-data user permission to create the imported and organized folders into which to copy files.

Perhaps there is a better fix for this than my manual hack? This seems like precisely the kind of extra step that is frustrating to new users who have no experience troubleshooting.

I'm seeing this behaviour on fresh docker-ce installs in debian. no vm or sshfs complications, just a mounting a standard 755 folder owned by the default user in the host system.

Jack Docker Container Support

Update architecture to output to a dedicated Jack source (docker container) rather than direct output streams -- so disable output streams (by default) in favour of Jack "Hardware Output".

This will allow for a more solid production ready "broadcast" deployment where we we can add additional containers into the audio pipeline such as:

Limiter/Compressor(s) to help prevent clipping and ensure signal sent to FM Transmitter is as loud as possible without distortion.
"Dead Air" detection and/or scripted "failover command/tasks" - i.e. hit Libretime API and add X new tracks to playlist in event of deadair detection, restart libretime if unresponsive etc.

docker installation problems - I cannot view the images

i followed your instructions, but i can't activate libretime, i have the following errors, can you help me? thank you

set UTF-8 python character encoding

After digging around trying to resolve problems importing audio files with non-ascii filenames and/or metada, I discovered that this issue appears to be specific to this docker install.

root@45943352705b:/var/log/airtime# python -c "import locale; print locale.getpreferredencoding()"
ANSI_X3.4-1968

web log in with FQDN

Hi again,

This install method has worked flawlessly when I was testing it on my laptop, but I'm now unable to log in to the install I've made on a web-accessible server with an EXTERNAL_HOSTNAME specified in the .env file.

I noticed your note:

There seems to be a bug in the current build of Libretime where if you run Postgres on another host the web/ui fails to log in (without any logs/errors showing anywhere)... After much pain trying to get this running "properly", the quick and simple fix has been to use a TCP proxy, that just proxies the PostgreSQL port:5432 to the actual dedicated postgres container.

Is any additional action needed in order to set up this TCP proxy, or should it already be working?

thank you!!!

problem with streams (master source and show source)

hello everyone, could someone help me with the following problem, follow the steps indicated in the documentation except create the .env file since only I wanted to do tests but for some reason the stream is not working on the master source and the show source. Thanks in advance

Empty continuation line warning

Got warning of empty continuation line referencing this command.

docker-multicontainer-libretime/libretime-core/Dockerfile

Line 98 in a2114b4

use in production

Thank you for all this work!!!

After spending many MANY hours trying to get LibreTime working in various different server setups, I was honestly blown away by how quickly I was able to get a working instance spun up using this docker build. Well f***ing done. :)

Using docker seems very promising, and clearly superior to both installing LibreTime directly in the host operating system, and also to the development setup we've been experimenting with (see my forum post for description and diagram ) for the goal of being able to both reliably serve the needs of a real radio station with alpha-stage open source software, and also contribute back to LibreTime. If you read that forum post I linked you'll see how similar our goals are, with the difference that I had no knowlege of what docker even is.

And so we're almost ready to bet on this approach for our station, hopefully contributing documentation, bug work, etc. but need to ask two big questions.

1. I'd love to confirm that using docker for production won't bring unforseen problems down the line. Thoughts?

I obviously don't have the experience to be able to make a call here, and am hearing conflicting accounts. On one hand you and many others ARE using docker for production, and your build readme provides specific, apparently quite simple steps to do so.

a hacker friend who has used Docker for years gives me ominous but vague warnings, and notes that the tool was born to set up development environments.
the internet is full of there be dragons type warnings, but they're typically from people who stand to profit from you being scared to deploy with docker yourself, and their articles seem to be primarily related to large-scale deployments on clusters. Our LibreTime production instance (and I'd venture most LibreTime instances) will only need to allow a small (< 20) group of people to log in to run our community radio station. Our specific case is perhaps a little rare in that, internet access here in this part of México is intermittant, so we'll be running our production instance on a cheap server right here locally, next to the FM transmitter. Hence dev, staging, and production will all be on single machines with identical kernels (debian 9) -- no swarming clustered corporate herds, no real need for "container orchestration," right? no dragons? Perhaps this project could also ship with a battle-tested production version of docker-compose.yml?

2. What would a dev-staging-production workflow using ubuntu-multicontainer-libretime look like?

Would this be a job for docker machine? My apologies in advance for my ignorance regarding docker, I'm coming from javascript land...

Again, many thanks. It seems clear that LibreTime is in sore need of a modern production deployment process in order to help folks get up and running quickly in order to not lose as much time as I have haha. I'm excited to get up and running providing documentation in both spanish and english.

ryan

external-media folder use from within a virtual machine

I'm seeing errors upon trying to upload tracks to an instance I created within a virtual machine that attempts to store files on the base system (aka. barebone).

Contrasting my working local instance where docker is running directly within my laptop operating system, and this new instance on our radio server which runs within a virtual machine created with virt-manager, I first noticed a difference in ownership of the /external-media folder.

On my working local:

root@0c7604ccca0f:/# ls -la /external-media/
total 16
drwxrwxrwx 4 www-data www-data 4096 Sep 26 18:31 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 root     root     4096 Oct  1 18:37 ..
drwxrwxrwx 3 www-data www-data 4096 Sep 26 18:31 imported
drwxrwxrwx 2 www-data www-data 4096 Oct  2 22:04 organize

vs. on the server where the linked folder is mounted via sshfs within the VM:

root@8af2f98a491c:/var/log/airtime# ls -la /external-media/
total 12
drwxrwxrwx 1 1000 celery 4096 Oct  2 21:42 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root   4096 Oct  2 19:03 ..
drwxr-xr-x 1 1000 celery 4096 Oct  2 22:03 organize
-rw-r--r-- 1 1000 celery    0 Oct  1 18:45 test.txt

At first I wasn't able to change the folder owner:

root@8af2f98a491c:/var/log/airtime# chown www-data:www-data /external-media/
chown: changing ownership of '/external-media/': Permission denied

And so from within the VM I then unmounted the sshfs mountpoint, but strangely didn't see changes immediately reflected within the docker container. I removed and created libretime-core and then could see changes reflected, and was able to change the folder owner.

I'm currently thinking the cleanest way to use a volume on the "barebone" would be to use a volume driver, but I'm so new to docker that I may be completely wrong 😝 . I'll try this and report back.

thoughts? thanks!

Postgres error

Hello,

I tried to run docker-compose up -d but I have this error.

libretime-postgres    | ERROR:  relation "cc_pref" does not exist at character 72
libretime-postgres    | STATEMENT:  SELECT cc_pref.id, cc_pref.subjid, cc_pref.keystr, cc_pref.valstr FROM cc_pref WHERE cc_pref.keystr=$1 LIMIT 1

base_url in airtime.conf isn't set from EXTERNAL_HOSTNAME

this var probably gets used in a bunch of places.

screenshot from settings > streams. note the Stream URL vs. the Master Source host.

LetsEncrypt

I am having trouble understand how to add https, with the link that is given. I am a complete novice with docker. Are there any simpler alternatives? Or possibly a guide with step by step instructions?

libretime-liquidsoap (exit status 1; not expected)

2019-03-16 14:05:32,271 INFO spawned: 'libretime-liquidsoap' with pid 158
2019-03-16 14:05:34,130 INFO success: libretime-liquidsoap entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
2019-03-16 14:06:03,502 INFO exited: libretime-liquidsoap (exit status 1; not expected)
2019-03-16 14:06:04,507 INFO spawned: 'libretime-liquidsoap' with pid 159
2019-03-16 14:06:06,253 INFO success: libretime-liquidsoap entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
2019-03-16 14:06:35,789 INFO exited: libretime-liquidsoap (exit status 1; not expected)
2019-03-16 14:06:36,455 INFO spawned: 'libretime-liquidsoap' with pid 175
2019-03-16 14:06:38,219 INFO success: libretime-liquidsoap entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
2019-03-16 14:07:07,589 INFO exited: libretime-liquidsoap (exit status 1; not expected)
2019-03-16 14:07:08,594 INFO spawned: 'libretime-liquidsoap' with pid 176
2019-03-16 14:07:10,408 INFO success: libretime-liquidsoap entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
2019-03-16 14:07:39,776 INFO exited: libretime-liquidsoap (exit status 1; not expected)
2019-03-16 14:07:40,780 INFO spawned: 'libretime-liquidsoap' with pid 178
2019-03-16 14:07:41,869 INFO success: libretime-liquidsoap entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
2019-03-16 14:08:12,018 INFO exited: libretime-liquidsoap (exit status 1; not expected)
2019-03-16 14:08:12,050 INFO spawned: 'libretime-liquidsoap' with pid 179
2019-03-16 14:08:13,956 INFO success: libretime-liquidsoap entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
2019-03-16 14:08:43,335 INFO exited: libretime-liquidsoap (exit status 1; not expected)
2019-03-16 14:08:44,339 INFO spawned: 'libretime-liquidsoap' with pid 196
2019-03-16 14:08:46,087 INFO success: libretime-liquidsoap entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
2019-03-16 14:09:15,468 INFO exited: libretime-liquidsoap (exit status 1; not expected)
2019-03-16 14:09:16,472 INFO spawned: 'libretime-liquidsoap' with pid 239
2019-03-16 14:09:18,470 INFO success: libretime-liquidsoap entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)

i cannot access lanip:8882 (oops, something wrong)
see logs from libretime-core
i run always into liquidsoap issues :)

Build From Latest Libretime Fail with: `chown: invalid user: 'liquidsoap:liquidsoap'`

I was bumming around after a handful of other errors, and thus I tried commenting out the image and uncommenting the build: in the libretime-core section. Ended up running into some errors with that too though...

I ended up running into an error that appears as: chown: invalid user: 'liquidsoap:liquidsoap'

Here's the full context:

Step 18/26 : RUN apt-get remove liquidsoap -y &&     apt-get install ocaml ocaml-native-compilers camlp4-extra opam autotools-dev automake -y &&     mkdir /usr/local/opam &&     chown liquidsoap:liquidsoap /usr/local/opam /usr/share/liquidsoap/ &&     usermod -s /bin/bash liquidsoap &&     usermod -aG sudo liquidsoap &&     echo "liquidsoap ALL = NOPASSWD : ALL" >> /etc/sudoers &&     su - liquidsoap -c "OPAMYES=yes && opam init --root=/usr/local/opam --yes && opam init --yes && opam switch 4.06.0" &&     su - liquidsoap -c "eval `opam config env --root=/usr/local/opam`         export OPAMYES=yes && opam depext alsa cry fdkaac lame liquidsoap mad opus taglib vorbis --yes ;         export OPAMYES=yes && opam install alsa cry fdkaac lame liquidsoap mad opus taglib vorbis --yes" &&     echo "eval \`opam config env --root=/usr/local/opam\`" > /etc/profile.d/liquidsoap-opam.sh &&     ln -s /usr/local/opam/system/bin/liquidsoap /usr/bin/liquidsoap
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chown: invalid user: ‘liquidsoap:liquidsoap’
ERROR: Service 'libretime-core' failed to build: The command '/bin/sh -c apt-get remove liquidsoap -y &&     apt-get install ocaml ocaml-native-compilers camlp4-extra opam autotools-dev automake -y &&     mkdir /usr/local/opam &&     chown liquidsoap:liquidsoap /usr/local/opam /usr/share/liquidsoap/ &&     usermod -s /bin/bash liquidsoap &&     usermod -aG sudo liquidsoap &&     echo "liquidsoap ALL = NOPASSWD : ALL" >> /etc/sudoers &&     su - liquidsoap -c "OPAMYES=yes && opam init --root=/usr/local/opam --yes && opam init --yes && opam switch 4.06.0" &&     su - liquidsoap -c "eval `opam config env --root=/usr/local/opam`         export OPAMYES=yes && opam depext alsa cry fdkaac lame liquidsoap mad opus taglib vorbis --yes ;         export OPAMYES=yes && opam install alsa cry fdkaac lame liquidsoap mad opus taglib vorbis --yes" &&     echo "eval \`opam config env --root=/usr/local/opam\`" > /etc/profile.d/liquidsoap-opam.sh &&     ln -s /usr/local/opam/system/bin/liquidsoap /usr/bin/liquidsoap' returned a non-zero code: 1
joestan@stanleyserver-hassio:/opt/libretime$

Let me know if there's any additional information I can collect to help give context, or if I can run any additional diagnostics!

	# There seems to be a bug somewhere in the code and it's not respecting the DB being on another host (even though it's configured in the config files!)
	# We'll use a lightweight golang TCP proxy to proxy any PGSQL request to the postgres docker container on TCP:5432.

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CREATE A .env FILE AND ADD CONFIGURATION (see below for configuration options)

You can use the default configuration and skip this step if you are just testing.

1. I'd love to confirm that using docker for production won't bring unforseen problems down the line. Thoughts?

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