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Now that I've got the recent build of Icecast running (thanks everyone), I'm wondering about an OS X installer. Icecast would be even more palatable to the less-techy OSX users if there were an installer for the binary. As long as the installer checked for the dependent libs, everything would be straight forward. Has this been discussed before? Jaime Magiera University of Michigan

...never launched the Terminal... Personally, I've no idea how to go about creating an OSX installer. Would it even be able to check and fulfill dependencies? Or would it simply need to carry all the other libraries along with it? Dan On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 16:09:25 -0500, Jaime Magiera <jaime@experienceproductions.com> wrote: > Now that I've got the recent build of Icecast running (thanks > everyone), I'm wondering about an OS X installer. Icecast would be even > more palatable to the less-techy OSX users if there were an installer > for the binary. As long as the installer checked...

> > So my vote would be for an OSX app with the necessary libraries > bundled in, so we can have the mind-blowing ease of use that really > helps people get into a piece of software. However, the problem that > remains is the config. Since icecast has no real GUI, how are people > going to set it going, or choose what it should be broadcasting? The > XML config file has to be

Long, long ago, in a galaxy far away, I compiled and installed Icecast on OS X. However, after building from the latest source, I'm seeing an error on launch. The error relates to the poll() function (which apparently isn't functional in OS X): poll.c:282: failed assertion `pArray != (struct pollfd *) NULL' Did I compile wrong? Is this a known issue? Anyone successfully build the

So, I'm trying to install Icecast on Mandrake 10.0 now. Don't know much about the operating system, but it would be nice to have it on another server for the festival. The ./configure script tells me... configure: error: XSLT configuration could not be found I've installed the most recent XSLT lib, but still don't see a config file for it. Should I be running a script to

On Mar 14, 2005, at 5:28 PM, Dan Stowell wrote: > I don't want to pour water on this idea since a nice installer would > be helpful for the "less-techy" (had to climb a pretty steep learning > curve myself...). no worries. These are just observations. > But I do want to point out that both "fink" and "darwinports" provide > nice ways to install