krui-archiver is a bash-based webstream archiver used on 89.7FM and The Lab. It allows 24/7 archiving of a webstream on an hourly basis, and sorts the audio based on the date and time of recording. As it relies on Greg Sharp's streamripper (http://streamripper.sourceforge.net), software licensed under v3 of the GPL, it is released under the same license (see License header for more details).
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Check a clone of this repo
git clone https://github.com/KRUI/krui-archiver -
Install streamripper - OS X users should use homebrew
brew install streamripper -
Configure the script by setting the configurable user parameters:
prefix="<filename_prefix>" # Prefix used when naming files. Useful when archiving different stations into one directory. radiostream="<link to stream .m3u with port>" # Link to recording target (must be a webstream, obviously) dest_path="<absolute path to store recordings>" # Absolute path for recordings. No trailing slash! audio_sizecap=<cap in megabytes> # Size cap of audio storage path in megabytes. As the size of the storage directory approaches # 90% of the cap defined here, emails will be sent. [email protected] # Email that should processing errors and warnings` -
Give krui-archiver.sh execute permissions using
chmod +x /path/to/krui-archiver.shand launch. It will run continuously until you stop it by killing the bash window or sending a ^C interrupt.
NOTE: If you are using the GNU date/time utils, you will experience problems with the timestamp functionality. If you are on OS X, you are fine (as of 10.9.1). A fix for GNU systems is to download and compile the BSD date and time utilities and hardcode them into each date/time call in the script.
krui-archiver (C) 2013 KRUI
Written by Tony Andrys - contact: [email protected]
Licensed under the GPL v3, see LICENSE for more details.