Geoff Shang
2005-Apr-14 18:09 UTC
[Icecast] What will happen if the source will kick the icecast server
Karl Heyes wrote:> Every <master-update-interval> seconds, the relays are checked to see if > any need restarting.This presumes one is using a master/slave setup, does it not? I got the impression this was just a specific relay of one stream. I would hope that it would just reconnnect. Geoff.
Karl Heyes
2005-Apr-14 18:27 UTC
[Icecast] What will happen if the source will kick the icecast server
On Fri, 2005-04-15 at 02:09, Geoff Shang wrote:> Karl Heyes wrote: > > > Every <master-update-interval> seconds, the relays are checked to see if > > any need restarting. > > This presumes one is using a master/slave setup, does it not? I got the > impression this was just a specific relay of one stream. I would hope that > it would just reconnnect.There is always a slave thread which processes all relays, relays that are added or removed over HUP are processed here as well. The relays that are dynamically built from a master server are handled in a similar way In both cases the recheck run that is done by this thread is done every <master-interval-seconds>. karl.
Geoff Shang
2005-Apr-16 09:25 UTC
[Icecast] What will happen if the source will kick the icecast server
Karl Heyes wrote:> There is always a slave thread which processes all relays, relays that > are added or removed over HUP are processed here as well. The relays > that are dynamically built from a master server are handled in a similar > way > > In both cases the recheck run that is done by this thread is done every > <master-interval-seconds>.ah ok. And if this section is commented out, as it would be for many people, what is the default for master-interval? Geoff.