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I have installed the icecast server on my Debian Linux 2.2. I modified the distributed icecast.conf (as far as thought was necessary), and I set up the shout.conf... Both server and shout are started from root and are set up to localhost. I could start the server, but when I started shout, it did find the server, but it was blocked with the message "BAD PASSWORD[encoder]" even if the

...The Debian Icecast server is compiled with password crypt support, which > means you can't put the password in in cleartext. You will have to > > apt-get install makepasswd > > and do something like > > echo "password" > passwd.tmp > makepassword --crypt --clearfrom=passwd.tmp omeone would know the right command!?... i tryed with mkpasswd but it didn't give me a password , i have an error (mkpasswd: option non reconnue «--crypt)» can i make my password just like that: mkpassword mypassword that gives me something like that: 4LjU5LpF45... is it that i...

The Debian Icecast server is compiled with password crypt support, which means you can't put the password in in cleartext. You will have to apt-get install makepasswd and do something like echo "password" > passwd.tmp makepassword --crypt --clearfrom=passwd.tmp and paste the encrypted password in to your icecast.conf file. Hope this helps.

...rrrrrrr" when you saw the subject, but I need some help with passwords. I'm feeling a bit stupid and a lot frustrated here so bear with me. What EXACTLY do I do in this situation? Let's say that the password for icecast is hackme. I need to encrypt it so I run 'makepasswd --crypt --clearfrom=passwd.tmp' with the password hackme supplied in the text file passwd.tmp. I get something like this back: hackme 4qnV4jDtl28JY Now, I take 4qnV4jDtl28JY and plug that into icecast.conf right? Also, in shout.conf I put 'hackme' or '4qnV4jDtl28JY' for the passord, neither wor...