more info on /etc/festival.scm issue

more info on /etc/festival.scm issue

[Chuck Hallenbeck]

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I've done some more narrowing down of the problem, and it turns out the
problem lies in this statement:

(defvar server_access_list '("127.0.0.1" "cq" "cq.ftml.net")

If I comment that statement out, the problem goes away, but without an
access list I cannect connect to the festival server. The parens are
not balanced, and there is a single quote without a match, but that's
the way the docs indicate it should be coded. I can't find any other
examples anywhere, and am curious to know if anyone here is running
festival and how they might have coded their access list.

Thanks,
Chuck

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Re: more info on /etc/festival.scm issue

[hanke]

Hi Chuck,

the single apostrophe is right, but parenthesis must
be balanced. I believe the correct option is this

(set! server_access_list '("127.0.0.1" "cq" "cq.ftml.net"))

Have a nice day,
Hynek Hanke

Re: more info on /etc/festival.scm issue

[Gregory Nowak]

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Hi Chuck and all.

The line you gave is different than what i have in my
/etc/festival.scm. My line reads:

(set! server_access_list '(localhost localhost\.localdomain))

When I was setting up my festival, I relied on /etc/init.d/festival,
which states:

# NOTE: Not just anybody can connect to your server; the list of
  allowed
# hostnames is a regexp. Check /usr/share/festival/festival.scm for
  more
# helpful comments; add your settings to /etc/festival.scm.

and on /usr/share/doc/festival/README.Debian, which states:

Set the 'server_access_list' variable to the host names you want to
grant
   access to the server.

 Note that this variable holds a regular expression which is matched
 against
 whatever the client's IP address resolves to (or the address itself,
 if
 address-to-name resolution fails). For local connections, that is the
 first
 name in the '127.0.0.1' line of /etc/hosts; it may or may not be
 'localhost'.

 Set 'server_access_list' to NIL if you want to control access by
 other means
 (e.g., if your firewall filters incoming access to TCP port 1314, or
 whatever
 you've set the 'server_port' variable to):

 (set! 'server_access_list nil)

I remember that when I was doing it, it took 2-3 edits of
/etc/festival.scm and trial and error, before I got it working. So,
I'd suggest trying the following in your /etc/festival.scm:

(set! server_access_list '(127\.0\.0\.1 cq cq\.ftml\.net))

I haven't run festival for a good while now, in favor of espeak, but
I've just started up my festival service, to see if my setup still
works, and it does; I was able to telnet to 127.0.0.1 1314, and make
festival say some text. Hth.

Greg


On Thu, Aug 30, 2007 at 06:30:33PM -0400, Chuck Hallenbeck wrote:
> I've done some more narrowing down of the problem, and it turns out the
> problem lies in this statement:
> 
> (defvar server_access_list '("127.0.0.1" "cq" "cq.ftml.net")
> 
> If I comment that statement out, the problem goes away, but without an
> access list I cannect connect to the festival server. The parens are
> not balanced, and there is a single quote without a match, but that's
> the way the docs indicate it should be coded. I can't find any other
> examples anywhere, and am curious to know if anyone here is running
> festival and how they might have coded their access list.
> 
> Thanks,
> Chuck
> 
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Re: more info on /etc/festival.scm issue

[Chuck Hallenbeck]

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Many thanks to Hynek and Greg, it's working

The close paren was critical, and allowed the statement to be accepted
during initialization. But I had to change the defvar to set! to permit
my access list to work. Otherwise I retained my original syntax, which
I guess could now be simplified, but not right now. I'll wait until it
breaks before I fix it.

Chuck



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