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-====== π-box - How to install Libretime on a π-box ======
-Happy with the π-box ? But you would like a whole radio in a box adding [[http://libretime.org/|Libretime]] software to be able to schedule things directly on the π-box. Well it is totally possible :)
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-===== π-box - How to install Libretime on a π-box =====
-We start with a** fully functionnal π-box based on Raspian Stretch** wich can be reached, let's say, on a local IP 192.168.3.14 (IP to adapt in function of your local network configuration)
-The model here is a Raspberry Pi 3 model B v1.2
-===== Change the port of the web interface of the π-box =====
-As Libretime needs a web server, there is a battle on port 80, so we are going to change the port of the web interface of the π-box which is provided by a small python web server
-So first we connect to the π-box with ssh :
-       ssh -o IdentitiesOnly=yes pi@192.168.3.14
-We edit the main π-box file :
-       sudo nano pibox_V2/go.py
-Change he value of the port in line 36 to :
-       self.port = 81
-Reboot doing :
-       sudo reboot now
-===== Install Libretime =====
-Reconnect with ssh to the π-box and then dowload and install Libretime :
-      git clone https://github.com/LibreTime/libretime
-      cd libretime/
-      sudo ./install
-Then follow the install process answering YES (or ENTER) to each question (install Apache with default configuration, install Icecast with default configuration, install postgresql, ...), in theory, everything goes fine
-At the end of this process, you should be able to go to the final steps with a web browser on the URL http://192.168.3.14 and arrive to a page like this one :
-{{ :documentation:airtimeinstall.png?nolink |}}
-Follow the steps required and at the end, you are invited to type theese commands in the terminal :
-      sudo systemctl start libretime-playout
-      sudo systemctl start libretime-liquidsoap
-      sudo systemctl start libretime-analyzer
-      sudo systemctl start libretime-celery
-Then the system check if everything went fine and invite you to login : the default log / pwd is : admin / admin
-Libretimelogin.png
-{{ :documentation:libretimelog2.png?nolink |}}
-ant that's it !
-===== Use Libretime and the π-box =====
-So, you can now reach
-  * the π-box interface at the URL : http://192.168.3.14:81
-  * the Libretime interface at the URL http://192.168.3.14
-  * the Icecast interface at the URL http://192.168.3.14:8000
-Now for more safety, Icecast passwords are randomly generated, but Libretime is already configured with it, but to find them, have a look at (starting from line 35) :
-      sudo nano /etc/icecast2/icecast.xml
-If you want your π-box-Libretime to be reachable from outside your local network, you have to configure your Internet Router to drive the requests on port 80,81,8000 to the IP of the π-box (192.168.3.14)
-For more infos, see the documentation of [[http://libretime.org/|Libretime]]