[icecast] ices - perl/python modules

Dave Snodgrass dave at worklife.com
Thu Apr 18 14:15:35 UTC 2002



Hi there, im wondering if anyone has any guidelines on things such as
max execution times, etc on functions like ices_perl_get_next.

Obviously, you don't want ANY execution time really per se, but, as a
test I had ices go and do an sql call that took ~2 seconds before
returning a track file. Which resulted in a segfault. (output at bottom)

Also - as a side note, for anyone who doesn't realize - any modules you
write must return 1. Not just the functions, but for the module itself.

(example: ices.pm will not work as is. If you add a return 1; to the
bottom, it will return properly, and ices will start. (albeit broken -
you most likely don't have the default mp3 - but it will keep execing
next_track in a loop) If not, it complains about returning a null value
and wont start.)

<p>./dave

Segfault Output:

DEBUG: Done sending
DEBUG: Interpreting [ices_perl_get_next]
DEBUG: perl [ices_perl_get_next] returned 1 values, last
[/usr/local/mp3/Battle Axe Warriors - Swollen Members - Bad
Dreams/Swollen Members -16- Dark Riders (ft Buc Fifty).mp3]
DEBUG: Done interpreting [ices_perl_get_next]
DEBUG: Interpreting [ices_perl_get_current_lineno]
DEBUG: perl [ices_perl_get_current_lineno] returned 1 values, last [475]
DEBUG: Done interpreting [ices_perl_get_current_lineno]
DEBUG: ID3v1 song: Dark Riders (ft Buc Fifty)
DEBUG: ID3v1 artist: Swollen Members
DEBUG: ID3v2 tag size is 1908 bytes
DEBUG: Skipping to MP3 data
DEBUG: Layer: III               Version: MPEG-1 Frequency: 44100
DEBUG: Bitrate: 192 kbit/s      Padding: 1      Mode: j-stereo
DEBUG: Ext: 1   Mode_Ext: 2     Copyright: 0    Original: 1
DEBUG: Error Protection: 0      Emphasis: 0     Stereo: 2
Playing /usr/local/mp3/Battle Axe Warriors - Swollen Members - Bad
Dreams/Swollen Members -16- Dark Riders (ft Buc Fifty).mp3
DEBUG: Updated metadata on /stream1 to: Swollen Members - Dark Riders
(ft Buc Fifty)
Segmentation fault
[dave at linsux usr]#

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