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I've installed icecast. Then I run the server in the bg. I can encode to it from winamp just fine, but I cant seem to stream from it. The icecast verbose messages say "Kicking unknown #3 (hostmask) [no encoder]" or something along those lines. Does this have something to do with my deny/allow settings? Also, when I do a 'sources' it lists that there is a source on mountpoint 0. The web admin function isnt working either. I try to connect to it and the verbose logs say "den...

.... > > 127.0.0.1 *is* localhost. For some programs, either 'localhost' can mean more than '127.0.0.1' to the extent it is suggested to change settings to '127.0.0.1', or that is also done because of what is easier to spoof... but I have even seen someone on IRC with a hostmask like 'username at 127.0.0.1'. I would still like to know if running UPSD on a port is essential, rather than not having a port... crond and atd, for example, do not need ports, so why would UPSD?

On 16/10/13 06:40, David N Melik wrote: > On Tue, 15 Oct 2013 21:56:16 -0400 > Charles Lepple <clepple at gmail.com> wrote: >>>> > >> What are you trying to optimize? >>> > > >>> > > nothing, but I just did not want another daemon running, or at >>> > > least I do not want a port open that can access the UPS, because I

On Tue, 15 Oct 2013 21:56:16 -0400 Charles Lepple <clepple at gmail.com> wrote: > >> What are you trying to optimize? > > > > nothing, but I just did not want another daemon running, or at > > least I do not want a port open that can access the UPS, because I > > will not be using it; it is more of a minor security issue than > > anything. The

...ast] Its my first time installing icecast...and i'm having problems > > I've installed icecast. Then I run the server in the bg. I can encode to it > > from winamp just fine, but I cant seem to stream from it. The icecast > > verbose messages say "Kicking unknown #3 (hostmask) [no encoder]" or > > something along those lines. > > Winamp lies. When it asks you for 'port' it uses port+1. So if icecast > is on port 8000, you must tell winamp port 7999. > > Or alternatively you can enable both ports 8000 and 8001 in the > icecast.conf...

...ternal # acl lists. The functionality is the same, but it is not as powerful when it # comes to configuration and flexibilty as libwrap. # You can specify acl rules either here in icecast.conf, or using the # admin console. The syntax in icecast.conf is: # allow <all|client|source|admin> <hostmask> # deny <all|client|source|admin> <hostmask> # So, using the same rule as above (allowing only clients from *.se) # deny <client> * # allow <client> *.se # When using the internal acl rules, you need to specify a policy. # This rule kick in when no allow or deny rule affe...

...nternal # acl lists. The functionality is the same, but it is not as powerful when it # comes to configuration and flexibilty as libwrap. # You can specify acl rules either here in icecast.conf, or using the # admin console. The syntax in icecast.conf is: # allow <all|client|source|admin> <hostmask> # deny <all|client|source|admin> <hostmask> # So, using the same rule as above (allowing only clients from *.se) # deny <client> * # allow <client> *.se # When using the internal acl rules, you need to specify a policy. # This rule kick in when no allow or deny rule affe...

David Dennis wrote: > welcome to the list. > > Check the archives. > > There you will find about one newbie a month minimum discovering that the > widely distributed and still available shout package version 0.8.0 > is actually deprecated and highly broken in exactly the manner you > describe. > > Thanks but one point I can make is I get the same results when not

...nternal # acl lists. The functionality is the same, but it is not as powerful when it # comes to configuration and flexibilty as libwrap. # You can specify acl rules either here in icecast.conf, or using the # admin console. The syntax in icecast.conf is: # allow <all|client|source|admin> <hostmask> # deny <all|client|source|admin> <hostmask> # So, using the same rule as above (allowing only clients from *.se) # deny <client> * # allow <client> *.se # When using the internal acl rules, you need to specify a policy. # This rule kick in when no allow or deny rule affe...