Is it possible to get the LIQ File name? 101.liq

[carrzkiss]

Hope all are doing well.
Is there a way in LS to get the LIQ file name so you can do something like this?

MyChId = <getFileName-WithoutExt>
Will turn into
MyChId = 102

My plan is to run a Script that creates all the folders and files for the new Station.
If I can get the LIQ file's name, I will not have to edit each new channel's LIQ file; it will be automatic.

Is this possible in LS Script?

[carrzkiss]

Went about it differently.

I created a Script SH File.
It does the following.

1. Creates the folder(s) for the new Channel.
2. Copy the Template LIQ file into the main Liquidsoap folder with the channel ID added as the name of the new LIQ file (103.liq)
3. Adds text to the 3rd line of the new 103.liq file (MyChId = 103)
4. Then the Service is registered.

Full working Script.
The only folder that needed permissions changed was the hls/$1
The other files did not need permissions; they were automatically set when copied over.

#!/bin/bash
mkdir /srv/web/Inetpub/wwwroot/stream.website.com/hls/$1
chown -R UserName /srv/web/Inetpub/wwwroot/stream.website.com/hls/$1
cp /home/UserName/liquidsoap/Templates/LS.liq /home/UserName/liquidsoap/$1.liq
sed -i "3i MyChId = $1" /home/UserName /liquidsoap/$1.liq
systemctl enable liquidsoap@$1.service

Run it like this.
.CreateNewStation.sh 103

The output of the above was.
Created the new hls/103 Folder
Copied the Template file over and added the MyChId = 103 to it.
It registered the new Channel as a Service.
The output was this.
Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/[email protected] → /etc/systemd/system/[email protected].

Hope this helps others out.
It will save a lot of time from having to manually do all these actions independently.

Wayne