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...<hidden>1</hidden> >> </mount> >> > Just a thought: what happens if you remove the <intro>, and make the > historical mount points not hidden? > > >  - Jeroen > > > > -- > Bankai Software bv > Jeroen van Oosten > Telefoon: 088-2344999 > E-mail: jvoosten at bankai.nl > KvK inschrijving: 67066267 > PGP key: B2308F8E > > "If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait > until you hire an amateur." --Red Adair > > _______________________________________________ > Iceca...

Thanks. Indeed - but is it it possible to block IP addresses on a per mountpoint level? For example, my user with /mountpointA.ogg does not mind being hammered by connections from 93.184.216.34 [example.com] but my user with /mountpointB.ogg wants to block that IP address. Using iptables I've blocked connections, at a server level, from example.com for my User B but my User A doesn't

...ectory of online radio stations? It could be someone is trying to connect to your stream with their home system or internet radio, but failing to stream it (perhaps it doesn't understand your encoding format). Regards, Jeroen van Oosten -- Bankai Software bv Jeroen van Oosten Telefoon: 088-2344999 E-mail: jvoosten at bankai.nl KvK inschrijving: 67066267 "If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." --Red Adair

...mountpoints are at different ports you can specify that in iptables as well: iptables -A INPUT -s 93.185.216.34 --dport xxx -j DROP That will only block connections from that IP address to the given destionation port. Regards,  - Jeroen -- Bankai Software bv Jeroen van Oosten Telefoon: 088-2344999 E-mail: jvoosten at bankai.nl KvK inschrijving: 67066267 PGP key: B2308F8E "If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." --Red Adair -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists...

...added them together > but it didn't work until the conversion to pfx and back. Interesting. Can you show us the difference in .pem files before and after conversion (without revealing your private key, of course)? Regards,  - Jeroen -- Bankai Software bv Jeroen van Oosten Telefoon: 088-2344999 E-mail: jvoosten at bankai.nl KvK inschrijving: 67066267 PGP key: B2308F8E "If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." --Red Adair

...solution has to work on Linux, I > do not use any non Linux platforms. Upload your XSL, then: $ wget -q -O simple.txt http://your.radio.station:port/simple.xsl Or output to stdout and pipe it into whatever you want. Regards,  - Jeroen -- Bankai Software bv Jeroen van Oosten Telefoon: 088-2344999 E-mail: jvoosten at bankai.nl KvK inschrijving: 67066267 PGP key: B2308F8E "If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." --Red Adair

On Sat, Mar 07, 2020 at 07:16:51AM +1300, Gavin Stephens wrote: > FYI Chrome just sits there saying establishing secure connection. I've just > installed Ice on another machine and copied over the icecast.pem file and > un-remarked the port and path areas for SSL on port 443 (not 8443).  Same > result. I have: <listen-socket> <port>8443</port>

Hi, I see two statistics on the admin web page. On my system "listeners" is usually 0. Sometimes I will actually catch it at 1 or 2, but it is 0 99% of the time. On the other hand "listener_connections" is always going up. If I refresh the screen it goes up by a few. If I wait an hour and refresh it goes up by tens. Over a few days it goes up by hundreds. What is this

Hi there, I just set up a system of fallback streams for our free radio station here but I have this weird problem: it always show zero listeners. Our setup is this: We have a listening mount point for people - that fall back to a live streaming from a cellular phone - that fall back to a live streaming from a base station (a pc), that fall back to a 24/7 archive streaming. No matter what the