Init script with codem-transcode and CentOS 7 not working about codem-transcode

[tieleman]

Thanks, @bartzon, maybe it's time to update the Codem packages with the latest software versions and latest OS releases?

[bartzon]

I've spent most of the day trying to get our Codem packages (https://github.com/madebyhiro/codem-
install) to work, but I'm getting segfaults left and right. I'll definitely look into it, but I can't give an ETA.

@ProvostA, are you good to go as of now?

[ProvostA]

We installed it manually here but what is missing is the init script. Could you provide it?

[bartzon]

Which init script are you referring to?

The script to start the transcoder is a thin wrapper around
/PATH/TO/TRANSCODER/bin/codem-transcode -c /PATH/TO/CONFIG/config.json. See https://github.com/madebyhiro/codem-transcode#configuration.

[ProvostA]

I'm talking about the init.d script in CentOs, look at the start of the thread for the details

[bartzon]

As far as I can see, the packages provided by codem-install do not contain an init.d script. Furthermore, codem-install would install the transcoder in /opt/codem-transcoder, not /home/codem.

I'm not entirely sure where the script you referred to is coming from, it doesn't look like it's provided by Codem. I'm afraid I can't help you with that, especially since I don't have access to CentOS at the moment.

[ProvostA]

Indeed this script is not part of CODEMs - install, but it is necessary to launch the start of a system such as CentOS.

Too bad you cannot help me.

Thank you anyway