How to use:
- Install docker
- Clone this repo; cd into it
- Create an image in Docker:
docker build -t rivendell .(this step takes about 20 minutes) - Start a new container using the image:
docker run -d -p 5900 -p 8000 -p 22 rivendell
Access:
After using the exact commands above, docker ps will show you what ports on the docker host have been mapped to the container. Of course, you can use -p hostport:containerport like -p 666:22 to specify what ports to use.
SSH - exposed on port 22: Username & password is rduser.
VNC - exposed on port 5900: Password is rduser
Icecast - exposed on port 8000: Admin panel is username admin password rduser. (No authorization needed to simply view streams.)
Creates and installs a Rivendell server, with the barebones software components to play audio and see how a full Rivendell stack would behave.
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SSH: a ssh server runs to allow easy remote access to inspect the docker container's internals
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Icecast: a stream (named simply "stream") is made available. It's silent until RDAirplay pushes audio to it.
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VNC: a VNC session providing minimal desktop functionality is started
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JACKD: runs invisibly behind the scenes
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Rivendell: a RDAirplay window is brought up by default
To "hear" the system working, all a user needs to do is press Add in RDAirplay, select an audio file, and press Start.
- Clicking 'Add' on the rdairplay window created by default causes the window to close. After bringing up another window (through xterm), the button functions normally. This should be fixed
- Apache occasionally needs a manual restart after the container is started. This should be fixed
- Rivendell - http://www.rivendellaudio.org/
- Jackd - http://jackaudio.org/
- Edcast for jackd - (and older version of) https://code.google.com/p/edcast-reborn/
- Icecast - http://icecast.org/
- Jamin - http://jamin.sourceforge.net/
- Tryphon Debian Repository - http://debian.tryphon.eu/
- MySQL - http://www.mysql.com/
- Ubuntu - http://www.ubuntu.com/
- IceWM - http://www.icewm.org/
- Customize (or use a different) window manager. (XFCE?)
- Autoplay RDAirplay on boot
- Set up an audio file dropbox
- Include basic log generation rules by default
- On first boot, if input data is available, import dropbox'd music and generate a basic log using it
- On first boot, if input data is available, automatically load the log into RDAirplay