Icecast - Aug 2004 - IceS playlist & directory ?

>>find /absolute/name/of/directory -name '*.ogg' 
/usr/local/stream/ices/playlist.txt
Thank you for the prompt reply. I am currently new to linux and although I am
learning fast could you explain what the command above does.

<p><p>On Sun, Jan 26, 2003 at 01:30:04PM -0500,
ronnie@mixsessions.com wrote:
> Greetings
> Is it possible to command IceS to play from a directory instead of creating
a playlist with several hundred mp3's. I have read through the threads and
notice that Ices can do some great things but I am swithching from a Win2k
environment so I am not familiar with  python and perl.
> Is what I am asking possible?
> Is there some one willing to share scripts created for Ices?
> 
> 
> ::ronnie :: :
> 
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Hi again.

find /absolute/name/of/directory -name '*.ogg' >
/usr/local/stream/ices/playlist.txt
> Thank you for the prompt reply. I am currently new to linux and although I
am learning fast could you explain what the command above does.
find all files located under /absolute/name/of/directory whose name is
something dot ogg and put the result in /usr/local/stream/ices/playlist.txt

You usually can find more information for a given command with the man
command. Have a try with 'man find'. 

Ok ok, it's not really clear, but the more you read the more you
understand.

The oreilly's "unix power tools"  book has a nice chapter on how
find
works and it say it's better to use it with print:  

find /absolute/name/of/directory -name '*.ogg' -print  >
/usr/local/stream/ices/playlist.txt

You may find information about this book here:

http://press.oreilly.com/upt3.html

As for previous questions, i don't know if space in filename is a
problem in playlist, i use not to use space in filename and have not yet
tested it with ice. 

Usually setting a file so that everybody may read it is not a good
solution except if what you want is that everybody can read it.

Be sure that the user that is running ices is able to read the playlist
and mp3 and ogg file, that's all.

Don't panic in your new environment, read some documentation about the
shell you are using, learn to use a good editor (did i heard emacs ?)
have a look at a bit of perl and you will feel comfortable with your new
linux system.

Have a nice day.

Pierre Amadio

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