gibby/sdr-trunk

Description

This project runs trunk-recorder and trunk-player in a container with a link to a postgres container.

I have attempted to keep the image size down by:

• Building trunk-recorder in a different container. https://hub.docker.com/r/gibby/trunk-recorder
• Copying over only the build artifacts
• Installing only the extra libraries that are dynamically linked
  • Hopefully I can get static linking to work and it will further cut down the image size.

Status

• trunk-recorder
  • Should be 100%
  • Encoding and uploading to:
    • broadcastify
    • icecast
  • .wav files are deleted after being converted to .mp3
  • .mp3 and .json files are not kept on container restart
  • Had clock issues with liquidsoap sending to broadcastify, I setup a workaround so that encode_upload.py only sends to icecast, then there is a liquidsoap stream that grabs from icecast and pushes to broadcastify.
• trunk-player
  • Working:
    • Initializes the postgres database
    • Sets up the django superuser
    • Exposes website on port 8000
    • Starts redis-server
    • Starts daphne
    • Starts add_transmission_worker x2
    • Starts runworker x2
    • Serving local audio files
    • Sending emails like at user signup
    • Auto importing talk groups from the same csv file as recorder.
  • Not working:
    • No Social Logins yet
    • Serving audio files with s3
      • Might be added

Extra To-Do's:

• Might split out the sdr container to 2 containers, 1 for the recorder and 1 for the player.

How-to use

• /app/config has example of config.json and talk_groups.csv for my system. the talk_groups.csv is just a copy paste from https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/

  • the csv has 2 extra columns, Priority(0-100), Streams List(Pipe separated list of stream names)
    • Stream names that start with player will be sent to trunk-player. You also need to define the system_id in trunk-player. So a stream name of player0, goes to trunk-player on system 0.
    • All other stream names go to liquidsoap

• The docker-compose.yml includes a postgres database that can be used, or comment out and use your own.

• Copy docker-compose.template.yml to docker-compose.yml

• Global variables:

  • POSTGRES_USER: - Username for postgres database
  • POSTGRES_PASSWORD: - Password for postgres database
  • POSTGRES_DB: - DB name for postgres database
  • POSTGRES_HOST: - Hostname for the db (Use postgres if using the link from the db service in docker-compose)
  • POSTGRES_PORT: - Port number to use to connect to the postgres host.

• icecast:

  • environment variables:
    • ICECAST_ADMIN_USERNAME: - Admin username for the icecast web url
    • ICECAST_ADMIN_PASSWORD: - Password for the admin
    • ICECAST_SOURCE_PASSWORD: - Source password, used in the .liq files
    • ICECAST_RELAY_PASSWORD: - Relay password, I am not using this
    • ICECAST_HOSTNAME: - Hostname that goes in the icecast config
    • ICECAST_PORT: - Port icecast listens on
    • ICECAST_MAX_SOURCES: - Max number of sources

• postgres:

  • volumes:
    • postgres_data - where the database files are saved

• trunk-recorder:

  • volumes:
    • config - should have config.json and talk_groups.csv in it
    • liquidsoap - should have your stream names in it
    • /dev/bus/usb:/dev/bus/usb - leave as is
  • environment variables:
    • ENCODING_LOGGING_LEVEL: - Log level of encode_upload.py, either INFO or DEBUG

• trunk-player options:

  • volumes
    • audio_files - Location of local audio files if being used
  • environment variables:
    • START_TRUNK_PLAYER - Should trunk_player be used, must be double quoted
    • LOCAL_AUDIO_FILES: - Should trunk_player use local audio files, must be double quoted
    • AUDIO_URL_BASE: - Location of audio files
    • ALLOWED_HOSTS: - Django allowed hosts
    • DJANGO_ADMIN: - Initial admin account
    • DJANGO_PASS: - Initial admin account password
    • DJANGO_EMAIL: - Initial admin account email
    • SECRET_KEY: - Get key from https://www.miniwebtool.com/django-secret-key-generator/ must be double quoted
    • SITE_TITLE: - Title of your side
    • SITE_EMAIL: - Site email address
    • DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL: - Default from address
    • TZ: - Timezone
    • ALLOW_GOOGLE_SIGNIN: - Should google signups/signins be allowed NOTE: Currently does not work
    • DEBUG: - Should Django be ran in debug mode, do NOT set to True in a public site.
    • EMAIL_HOST: - Email host to send email through
    • EMAIL_PORT: - Email host port
    • EMAIL_HOST_USER: - Email host user NOTE: Have not tested anonymous or no user/pass
    • EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD: - Email host password
    • EMAIL_USE_TLS: - Should TLS or SSL be used when connecting to EMAIL_HOST

Thanks to

• trunk-recorder from https://github.com/robotastic/trunk-recorder
• trunk-player from https://github.com/ScanOC/trunk-player