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[Peep-develop] Segfault fixed, now what? :)
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From: Nolan D. <no...@bi...> - 2000-12-11 18:37:54
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I fixed my broadcast address, and now the server seems to find my IP
and bind to it, but now I'm having more problems. :)
I'm a bit confused about what's supposed to happen when I launch
peepd. Will it create a fairly constant mix of ambient sound, or does
it only make sounds occasionally? It's been running for several
minutes and, though I can play MP3's and such nicely, I don't receive
any sound. I'll include my config file below; I was a bit confused and
may have mucked with something that I shouldn't have. I had to change
some ports as to not conflict with some of the stuff that I'm running
locally.
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#Peep (the network auralizer) - Main configuration file
class text
broadcast 129.116.21.255:2001
server ethereal:2002
end class text
client LogParser
class text test
port 2003
config
# All patterns matched are done using Perl/awk matching syntax
# Note: This configuration file generates the arguements to the
# log parser as well as its usage message (So you don't
# have to keep referring back here)
#
# Reserved Option letters are: -r (For remote host) -p (For port)
# -c (Path to config file)
# Commented lines are ones that BEGIN with a '#'
#·
# Name Option-Letter Location Priority Pattern·
#
out-mail O 0 1 "sendmail.*:.*from=<.*@(\w+\.)?eecs.tufts.edu>"
inc-mail I 255 0 "sendmail.*:.*to=(\"|<.*@(\w+\.)?eecs.tufts.edu>).*stat=Sent"
login L 128 0 "Login"
logout l 128 0 "Logout"
# ssh-logins S 128 2 "sshd.*Connection from"
bad-query Q 128 3 "unapproved query"
su U 128 255 "(su.*root)|(su: SU)"
badsu B 128 255 "BADSU"
# lowspace L 128 4 "NOQUEUE: low on space"
# rsh-stuff R 128 5 "in\.r(exec|sh|login)d"
# telnetd T 128 6 "in\.telnetd"
end config
end client LogParser
events
#Event Type | Path to Sound File | # of sounds to load
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/bells1a.* 1 # Need more volume - Bells
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/bells1b.* 1 # Need more volume - Bells
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/bells2a.* 1 # Need more volume - Bells
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/bells3a.* 1 # Need more volume - Bells
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/blackbird1a.* 1 # need to split into 2 - red wing blackbird
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/cardinal1.* 1 # need to split it and use for something frequent
inc-mail /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/cleanpeep.* 1 # fine..
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/door1a.* 1 # Should be split, has silence in the middle
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/doorbell1a.* 1 # fine
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/goose1a.* 1 # split into 2
login /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/jay2.* 1 # Great sound
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/myrooster1.* 1 # Fine, a little long, but use infreq.
out-mail /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/peep1a.* 2 # Fine
a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/peep2b.* 1 # Fine
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/redwing2.* 1 # GET RID OF THIS
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/robin1a.* 1 # That's great
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-02-01-e-04-01.* 1 # Split. -red wing blackbird
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-03-01-e-04-04.* 1 # Fine but long
a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-04-01-e-04-09.* 1 # Fine but long - I like this one
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-05-01-e-02-05.* 1 # Good redwing blackbird (Primary song)
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-05-02-e-01-02.* 1 # Single redwing blackbird call (Call)
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-05-03-e-02-07.* 1 # Cute.
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-06-01-e-07-03.* 1 # Long.. use infreq. - Robin.
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-07-01-e-01-01.* 1 # This is fantastic. - Cardinal
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-10-01-e-02-01.* 1 # This is great.
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-10-01-e-05-06.* 1 # This is good.
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-13-01-e-01-10.* 1 # This is great.
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-13-02-e-02-10.* 1 # Better Cardinal.
a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-15-01-e-01-01.* 1 # Hoot - we should use this (mourning dove)
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-16-01-e-01-10.* 1 # Good chirp - short call
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-33-01-e-03-03.* 1 # bah.. it's alright.
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-33-02-e-01-01.* 1 # Good chirp - Jay
logout /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/croak.* 3 # 3 frog sounds.
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-36-01-e-01-01.* 1 # A little light but good
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-39-01-e-03-05.* 1 # Great.. thrush
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-43-01-e-07-02.* 1 # GET RID OF THIS - Processing errors
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-50-01-e-08-02.* 1 # Long but good
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-51-e-10-01.* 1 # Clipping problem but mourning dove. Fix
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-62-01-e-01-01.* 1 # Great little chirp
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/samp1a.* 1 # Long but good
a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/sigh.* 1 # Great - use - Eastern Phoebe
a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/tap1a.* 1 # Tap on tin roof - great
a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/tink2a.* 1 # Good - water on aluminum
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/tink2b.* 1 # Good - hollower
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk10a.* 1 # Good long sound
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk11.* 1 # Very long but good for an event
su /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk12.* 1 # The monkey bird. USE
bad-query /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk15a.* 1 # This is great - hoarse
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk17a.* 1 # Same bird as last but good
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk22b.* 1 # Cardinal.. long-er
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk3a.* 1 # Great. Monkey bird.
badsu /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk7.* 1 # This is also great. USE
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk9.* 1 # bah..
end events
states
#Event Type | Path to Sound File | # of sounds to load | Fade between time
loadavg /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/water2.* 8 0.7 # Stream... standard
users /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-31-01-s.* 1 1.5
something /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/leaves.* 4 0.7 #
cricket /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/s-01-47-01-s.* 1 0.0 # this is great but timing at end of sound needs to be fixed
end states
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I'm a bit confused about:
#a /usr/local/lib/peep/sounds/unk9.* 1 # bah..
and lines like that. Are those sounds which I can use for other
events?
And, out of curiosity, where does peepd get its logging information? I
don't recall being able to specify a logfile to read from. What does
the client LogParser section handle?
Thanks.
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