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...ring the listen-client back up to date instead of dumping the client. The reason being that when network congestion causes Icecast to kick my listen-client off, the client application just gives up. And this is a listen-client I'd like to have running 24/7 so I can monitor the station's backroom server when we are doing all-day music remotes. I haven't found a media/url player that attempts re-connect when kicked off. At least under Linux. On Windows a player called AIMP3 works great: if it is disconnected from the server, it tries to reconnect. Over and over and over. I like that...

...o date instead of dumping the client. The reason being > that when network congestion causes Icecast to kick my > listen-client off, the client application just gives up. And this > is a listen-client I'd like to have running 24/7 so I can monitor > the station's backroom server when we are doing all-day music remotes. > > I haven't found a media/url player that attempts re-connect when > kicked off. At least under Linux. On Windows a player called AIMP3 > works great: if it is disconnected from the server, it tries to > reconnect....

...client back up > to date instead of dumping the client. The reason being that when network > congestion causes Icecast to kick my listen-client off, the client > application just gives up. And this is a listen-client I'd like to have > running 24/7 so I can monitor the station's backroom server when we are > doing all-day music remotes. > > I haven't found a media/url player that attempts re-connect when kicked > off. At least under Linux. On Windows a player called AIMP3 works great: if > it is disconnected from the server, it tries to reconnect. Over and over &...

...ient. >> The reason being that when network congestion causes Icecast >> to kick my listen-client off, the client application just >> gives up. And this is a listen-client I'd like to have >> running 24/7 so I can monitor the station's backroom server >> when we are doing all-day music remotes. >> >> I haven't found a media/url player that attempts re-connect >> when kicked off. At least under Linux. On Windows a player >> called AIMP3 works great: if it is disconnected fro...

...gt;> to date instead of dumping the client. The reason being that when network >> congestion causes Icecast to kick my listen-client off, the client >> application just gives up. And this is a listen-client I'd like to have >> running 24/7 so I can monitor the station's backroom server when we are >> doing all-day music remotes. >> >> I haven't found a media/url player that attempts re-connect when kicked >> off. At least under Linux. On Windows a player called AIMP3 works great: if >> it is disconnected from the server, it tries to reconn...

...task. Well, Gentleman and Ihaka did not design the user interface for R. AT&T researchers did, during the cold war. It's possible that a few employees at proprietary software companies also contributed. It might have been largely financed by American taxpayers, because there were a lot of backroom deals during the cold war, and AT&T was typically in the thick of it. The user interface for R, otherwise known as the S programming language has the same origins as C and Unix. Some R promoters point out that R has lexical scope and lots of Scheme goodness. ( and what widespread programming l...

...At 08:05 AM 10/28/98 -0500, you wrote: how about reporting? anything useful to please the eyes of the management people? >> I am the Firewall-1 administrator where I work and it has a very nice >> GUI tool for defining objects (can be hosts, networks, DNS <snipped> http://home.backroom.net/~bozo -- | Most people would die sooner than think.... | R.E.Wolff@BitWizard.nl | in fact, most do. -- Bertrand Russsell | phone: +31-15-2137555 We write Linux device drivers for any device you may have! fax: ..-2138217 From mail@mail.redhat.com Fri Oct 2 11:53:09 1998 Rec...