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‎Install Dependencies

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‎Don't delete your source!

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‎Get the Rivendell source from GIT and compile source

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‎Optional - Make RDSelect work

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‎Optional - Make RDSelect work

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‎Optional - Make RDSelect work

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‎Install Dependencies

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   python3-pip build-essential libssl-dev libffi-dev python3-dev python3-pyqt4* python3.7 docbook5* autotools-dev \
   libtooli* automake libcoverart1 libcoverart-dev libcoverart-doc libdiscid-dev libdiscid-doc libdiscid0 libmusicbrainz5-2 \
-  libmusicbrainz5-dev fop docbook-xsl-ns autofs
+  libmusicbrainz5-dev fop docbook-xsl-ns autofs python3-virtualenv
 == Get the Rivendell source from GIT and compile source ==

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 The easist way to uninstall from source is to go to your original source folder and do a make uninstall:
-  cd ~/rivendell-3.6.7/
+  cd ~/rivendell-3.6.8/
   sudo systemctl stop rivendell
   sudo make uninstall
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 If you have used a generic ./rivendell/ folder for your source file name, then once uninstalled I recommend renaming the folder. I usually use reference to the version of the source that the folder contains. As an example:
   cd
-  mv ~/rivendell/ ~/rivendell-367/
+  mv ~/rivendell/ ~/rivendell-368/
 Once you've done this you can then safely pull down the new source code from github and compile it.

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−	How to install Rivendell 3.6.7 on Ubuntu 18.04. It has been reported that these instructions also work on Linux Mint 19.3.	+	How to install Rivendell 3.6.8 on Ubuntu 18.04. It has been reported that these instructions also work on Linux Mint 19.3.

	This guide assumes you have the 64 bit build of Ubuntu 18.04 (or a variation such as LUbuntu 18.04) installed and running. Note that these instructions are based on a variety of sources including the folks at Radiotools.uk, the Raspberry PI build, and notes on the email list.		This guide assumes you have the 64 bit build of Ubuntu 18.04 (or a variation such as LUbuntu 18.04) installed and running. Note that these instructions are based on a variety of sources including the folks at Radiotools.uk, the Raspberry PI build, and notes on the email list.

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 == Get the Rivendell source from GIT and compile source ==
-  wget https://github.com/ElvishArtisan/rivendell/releases/download/v3.6.7/rivendell-3.6.7.tar.gz
+  wget https://github.com/ElvishArtisan/rivendell/archive/refs/tags/v3.6.8.tar.gz
-The current release is 3.6.7. Expand the source package:
+The current 3.x release is 3.6.8. Expand the source package:
-  tar -xfv rivendell-3.6.7.tar.gz
+  tar -xfv rivendell-3.6.8.tar.gz
 If you want to compile the documentation, set up your Docbooks style sheet location:
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 Change to your Rivendell source folder
-  cd rivendell-3.6.7
+  cd rivendell-3.6.8
   ./autogen.sh

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   sudo QT_X11_NO_MITSHM=1 rdselect
-You should see the RDSelect window come up and list the available configurations.  You can create additional .conf files in your /etc/rivendell.d folder.  Make sure you have a unique entry for the Label= parameter in each .conf file.  This is the configuration name that you will see when you run rdselect.
+You should see the RDSelect window come up and list the available configurations.  You can create additional .conf files in your /etc/rivendell.d folder.  Make sure you have a unique entry for the Label= parameter in each .conf file.  This is the configuration name that you will see when you run rdselect.  If you have rdmonitor running you will see which configuration is running.
 == Optional - Disable rdmonitor ==

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 For file system mounting, RDSelect uses autofs which by default may not be installed on Ubuntu 18.04.  To install it:
-  sudo apt-get -y autofs
+  sudo apt-get -y install autofs
 RDSelect requires the Rivendell configuration files to be located in /etc/rivendell.d so the first thing to do is create this folder:

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 == Optional - Make RDSelect work ==
 RDSelect is an application that can be useful if you are running a setup that has more then one server, or where you want to have more then one /var/snd and MySQL server available.  The most common use is when there is a hot standby server that you want workstations to be able to easily switch to in the event of a server failure.  To make RDSelect work on Ubuntu there are a few additional things that need to be done.
 RDSelect requires the Rivendell configuration files to be located in /etc/rivendell.d so the first thing to do is create this folder:

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