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...; Can you elaborate exactly the issue with the AWS NFS server here ? > It would be really helpful to understand what it's doing here. > > >The fix in the samba code isn't straightforward. As a workaround on my > >case I discovered that if I mount the NFS share at say /mnt/mountpoint1 > and > >the use sshfs to connect back into the same machine and mount at > >/mnt/mountpoint2 the /mnt/mountpoint1 directory I can then share the > >/mnt/mountpoint2 share with Samba and the sshfs layer that sits between > >Samba and the NFS mount seems to correct the iss...

...cond stream i only hear the first stream. I looked into the config file and changed "mount_fallback" into zero, but now i get a 404 for both streams. I use ices 0.2.3 and icecast 1.3.12-rc1 on a gentoo linux system i use this to stream > ices -h 127.0.0.1 -p 8000 -P <pass> -m mountpoint1 -F ../list > ices -h 127.0.0.1 -p 8000 -P <pass> -m mountpoint2 -F ../list from the logs of icecast -> [09/Jan/2003:15:59:04] Accepted encoder on mountpoint /mountpoint1 from 127.0.0.1. 1 sources connected -> [09/Jan/2003:15:59:34] Accepted encoder on mountpoint /mountpoint2 from 12...

can i stream static mp3 files using ices2? if so does the mount point need to to be something similar to"mountpoint1.m3u", "mountoint1.mp3" or just "mountpoint1" <p><p>--- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ icecast project homepage: http://www.icecast.org/ To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to 'icecast-request@xiph.org' containing only...

...ate exactly the issue with the AWS NFS server here ? >> It would be really helpful to understand what it's doing here. >> >> >The fix in the samba code isn't straightforward. As a workaround on my >> >case I discovered that if I mount the NFS share at say /mnt/mountpoint1 >> and >> >the use sshfs to connect back into the same machine and mount at >> >/mnt/mountpoint2 the /mnt/mountpoint1 directory I can then share the >> >/mnt/mountpoint2 share with Samba and the sshfs layer that sits between >> >Samba and the NFS mount seem...

...already ad 1400 listeners connected without problems in this instalation in a few days ago. My ice icecast service simply stops, and I don’t know why. At access.log file, nothing strange. At error.log, I can saw this: [2019-04-12 18:33:09] INFO source/source_main listener count on /mountpoint1 now 170 [2019-04-12 18:33:09] INFO source/send_to_listener Client 46481 (79.216.20.105) has fallen too far behind, removing [2019-04-12 18:33:09] INFO source/source_main listener count on /mountpoint2 now 53 [2019-04-12 18:33:25] INFO source/send_to_listener Client 37748 (81.193.216.245) has...

okay, when i try it from my own pc with http://127.0.0.1:8000/mountpoint1 it works, but if i try to do it over my lan it gives again a 404. o http://127.0.0.1:8000 works, http://10.0.0.7:8000 doesn't thanx again <p>> On Thu, 9 Jan 2003, M.C. van Dorp wrote: > > | mpg123 http://127.0.0.1:8000/mountpoint1.pls gives "HTTP request failed: > | 4...

>> This is how it looks. Source are mounted OK, when I try to connect with >> client it always connect to the same mountpoint (this time is /low) >Remind me - what client are you using? It mightn't handle mounts properly ... though I can't think of one that doesn't anymore. Winamp 2.81 Mitja --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ icecast project

...n figure out "a simple answer" yourself. So let me >try to help you: > >Copy this as often as you want into your icecast config file, >(don't forget to change mount-name and password!) > > <mount type="normal"> > <mount-name>/mountpoint1</mount-name> > <password>password</password> > </mount> > > >reload the server, then connect a source to each mountpoint, >then point your player to http://your.server:PORT/mountpoint etc. >Voila! > >If you want to have more elabora...

what i did in this situation was dump the stats/status file to the local server through a lynx --dump call from php .. and then i also update a sql table to reflect the changes so i can poll that instead .. a. <p>On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, MacSym wrote: > > Hi everybody, > > I am wondering if it is possible to generate the XML/XSL files on a remote > server (status.xsl,

...at I am using a dual soundcard setup in a debian linux server. I've setup two different mountpoints in the icecast server wich will receive the stream and in turn will broadcast the streams to the listeners. This is, the user will connect to a location on the form of: http://hostname:8000/mountpoint1 or http://hostname:8000/mountpoint2 In order to feed the two streams using two different sound sources, I've used the (not documented) sound_device entry in the liveice configuration file. I've set up two different configuration files, each one especifying a sound_device and mount...

Hello. I'm using samba as my PDC. My version is samba-3.0.21b-2 with Fedora Core 5. I having alot of problems specially with windows 98 stations. I have a program hosted on samba that's uses DBF database and aparently the system freeze and stop to working on stations. I see in logs this information when the system freeze: closed connection to service sys My smb.conf [global]

...0 0 0 0% /system/object fd 0 0 0 0% /dev/fd swap 4160904 112 4160792 1% /tmp swap 4160880 88 4160792 1% /var/run poolZ 2048000 105531 1839988 6% /mountpoint1 mypool 4096512 717015 3379405 18% /mypool newpool 1007616 120014 887518 12% /newpool poolA 166912 24 158447 1% /poolA poola 65024 24 64938 1% /poola testpool 1007616 26 802611...

Hello, unosonic, ======= At 2019-09-09, 04:54:14 you wrote: ======= >wilderzone.radio.2: >> >What is the use case that you are trying to address? Icecast is well >> >suited to running multiple streams in parallel and offers complex >> >configuration options for many use cases. >> >> Well the "case" or as others would call it "use"

...at I am using a dual soundcard setup in a debian linux server. I've setup two different mountpoints in the icecast server wich will receive the stream and in turn will broadcast the streams to the listeners. This is, the user will connect to a location on the form of: http://hostname:8000/mountpoint1 or http://hostname:8000/mountpoint2 In order to feed the two streams using two different sound sources, I've used the (not documented) sound_device entry in the liveice configuration file. I've set up two different configuration files, each one especifying a sound_device and mount...