Icecast dev - Aug 2004 - does IceCast & listeners logging

Thanks for your answer Chris.

Nevertheless I just can't see the event you're talking about in my
access.log file. I mean the time of the end of listening for each
user and the amount of bytes transfered !

Maybe because I'm just a beginner in IceCast... Could you give me an example
of a log file (just a part) that shows this
notification ?

For example on my ShoutCast log tells me :

<11/24/03@14:44:32> [dest: 81.64.214.164] starting stream (UID: 2)[L:
1]{A: WinampMPEG/2.7 mp3PRO/1.0}(P: 0)
<11/24/03@14:47:18> [dest: 81.64.214.164] connection closed (166 seconds)
(UID: 2)[L: 0]{Bytes: 523826}(P: 0)

Why on earth isn't it that clear in IceCast ? That's what I need,
precise data which tells me exactly when a listeners starts to get
the stream and when it stops !

Well, I suppose I've to take the things as they are...

I don't want ShoutCast but IceCast, I like Ogg Vorbis !

Thanks again...

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Hello,
icecast logs looks like
81.56.208.188 - - [10/Apr/2003:15:52:02 +0200] "GET /radio-itinerante.ogg
HTTP/1.0" 200 28192 "-" "Wget/1.8.1" 11
62.147.99.212 - - [10/Apr/2003:15:57:38 +0200] "GET /radio-itinerante.ogg
HTTP/1.1" 200 58957 "-" "QuickTime
(qtver=FU1-6.0;cpu=PPC;os=Mac 10.2)" 53
62.147.97.19 - - [10/Apr/2003:16:01:17 +0200] "SOURCE /radio-itinerante.ogg
HTTP/1.0" 200 14573858 "-" "IceS 2.0beta2" 4733

o for each line, we know:
[10/Apr/2003:15:52:02 +0200] timestamp of end of listening or source
disconnection
"GET its a listener
"SOURCE its a source
/radio-itinerante.ogg stream name
28192 bytes transfered. 28192 bytes/26000bitspersecond=9 seconds
"QuickTime (qtver=FU1-6.0;cpu=PPC;os=Mac 10.2)" use agent

o we don't know listener connection timestamp, only deconnection.
I think this is logging if CLF format, compatible with apache log format, usable
by webalizer, awstats and others...
But perhaps an option can be added to have client connection timestamp logged...

(user agent, not use agent)

Why it is so important for you to have connection timestamp? I'd like to
know...

Chris
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