Sound files still processing

Uploaded (2) mp3 files, system set them aside for processing....came back after an hour, still processing...next day, same thing - files are still in processing mode.

Quote · 6 Aug 2015

Are you talking about 7.2 demo or in your own server?

Umar Haroon
Quote · 6 Aug 2015

Sounds like your cron job isn't running.

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Quote · 6 Aug 2015

7.2 Demo - isn't this the correct forum?

Quote · 7 Aug 2015

Yes, what HL said.

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

 

Yes, what HL said.

 Maybe not. I can't get my own test site to work.  Sounds are 'Failed" but no clues are given as to why they are fails. My cron is set up correctly, and all file/folder permissions  are correct as well. Perhaps El Niño is to blame.

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

Sound uploads work on my end.

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

Just for grins, I replaced ffmpeg with the version from 7.1.5, and now it works.  Can't say that I know why.

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

Three successful uploads in a row with the older ffmpeg, and nothing but failures with the new.

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

Sounds as if they may have compiled ffmpeg incorrectly.  Anyone want to compile their own and see if it works?

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

Please could you try to run old and new ffmpeg from command line to see if it runs (from Dolphin root folder using SSH):

./flash/modules/global/app/ffmpeg.exe 

Three successful uploads in a row with the older ffmpeg, and nothing but failures with the new.

 

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

 

Please could you try to run old and new ffmpeg from command line to see if it runs (from Dolphin root folder using SSH):

 

FATAL: kernel too old

segmentation fault

 

Old version runs fine

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

 

FATAL: kernel too old
segmentation fault

What is your OS kernel version ? Type:

uname -r

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

2.6.18-028stab116.1

CentOS release 6.3 (Final)

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

 

2.6.18-028stab116.1

CentOS release 6.3 (Final)

You're behind on a few CentOS 6 (and kernel) releases. Try updating and see if it works.

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

 

You're behind on a few CentOS 6 (and kernel) releases. Try updating and see if it works.

 I have no doubt updating everything would resolve the issue.  If I was a little more excited about Dolphin websites, I'd probably do that. However, after seven years of screwing around with this platform, my level of enthusiasm isn't what it used to be... to put it mildly.  Updating everything is just not worth the headache I know it will be.

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Quote · 7 Aug 2015

Update should be as easy as running:

# yum clean all
# yum update
# reboot

 

But it's better to make a backup first.

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Quote · 11 Aug 2015

 

Update should be as easy as running:

 In a perfect world, yes.  However my server isn't in that world.

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Quote · 11 Aug 2015

on mine its working fine.

Umar Haroon
Quote · 11 Aug 2015

 

Please could you try to run old and new ffmpeg from command line to see if it runs (from Dolphin root folder using SSH):

./flash/modules/global/app/ffmpeg.exe 

Three successful uploads in a row with the older ffmpeg, and nothing but failures with the new.

 

 

Not an issue with CentOS Linux release 7.1.1503

3.10.0-042stab103.6

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Quote · 15 Aug 2015

So Boonex will need to list the kernel requirements now.

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Quote · 15 Aug 2015
 
 
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