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Guten Tag Geoff Shang, thank you for this information. whe have to chanles in two different ports. i want to mount port 6000 mountpount /dsl as fallbackmount for the server that runs on port 8000. whis this way, i can only mount when sthe stream is on the same port. have a lot of thanks Am Mittwoch, 2. Februar 2005 um 09:09 schrieben Sie: GS> Hi: GS> The way to do this is to define a mountpoint as a relay of the other GS&...

...urce Client: Ices0.3 - Stream Client: Winamp 5.0 in Windows XP The following is happening: - I've got Ices0.3 streaming MP3's with correct ID3-tags to the Icecast-server - Suppose the stream name is "Ovide's Radio" - In the status.xsl page of Icecast2, I only see info about: mountpount, stream type, no. listeners, current song playing and a link to the actual stream. - So Stream Name, Stream Genre, Stream Descritption and the Stream URL with info about the stream is just not there! So you could think: obviously Ices0.3 isn't sending this information... BUT! Winamp5.0 display...

...m Client: Winamp 5.0 in Windows XP > >The following is happening: > >- I've got Ices0.3 streaming MP3's with correct ID3-tags to the >Icecast-server >- Suppose the stream name is "Ovide's Radio" >- In the status.xsl page of Icecast2, I only see info about: mountpount, >stream type, no. listeners, current song playing and a link to the actual >stream. >- So Stream Name, Stream Genre, Stream Descritption and the Stream URL with >info about the stream is just not there! > >So you could think: obviously Ices0.3 isn't sending this information.....

hi people, i want do change our fallback stream. we have used a fallback mount at the same port that runs our stream. now we have a second stream on a different port. what is the way to mount this stream to fallback mount ? <mount> <mount-name>/</mount-name> <username>*****</username> <password>*****</password>

...Earlier I used smbmount but nyt I mount -t smbfs... Mounting works fine, both earlier and now. Everything worked fine with earlier version of SuSe (and Samba, don't remember the version though), meaning that whenever I saved a file on NT, it was immediately reflected to the Linux dir under the mountpount and I could do a 'make' right after saving the file, just perfect. But after the upgrade of Linux (and with it, Samba) things broke. I didn't do anything to NT, but now it seems that when I modify a source file and save it to NT's disk, it isn't updated on the Linux mount. I ha...