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Hi: Your problem is that you're going to want only one listening process but many serving processes, otherwise it's not going to achieve anything. So to explain further, when someone connects to your hosting provider, you'll want them to connect to the stream which is already being pulled from your box, not start another instance which connects to your box. Basically what you want

Hi Geoff, First, thank you very much for understanding my message; I posted a thread on phpbuilder but nobody really understood what my end goal was... It looks like they don't really know what streaming is... So you think it's just impossible to do? I am still convinced that PHP or Perl are powerful enough to handle it but I will have to search a little more. I know how to open sockets...

...:icecast-bounces@xiph.org] On Behalf Of oddsock Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 3:46 AM To: icecast@xiph.org Subject: RE: [Icecast] Replicate stream on webserver At 12:47 PM 7/6/2004, you wrote: >Hi Geoff, > >First, thank you very much for understanding my message; I posted a thread >on phpbuilder but nobody really understood what my end goal was... It looks >like they don't really know what streaming is... > >So you think it's just impossible to do? I am still convinced that PHP or >Perl are powerful enough to handle it but I will have to search a little >more. I know...

Not that I have your attention! :P I''ve been having a discussion with a respected colleague here: http://phpbuilder.com/board/showthread.php?t=10340411 (Rails vs. PHP) He''s basically saying that Rails won''t be able to scale because referential integrity and tranactions are done in the application rather than the database. Please read the referenced thread for much more info. He also says that...

Hi folks, I am running an offline Rails app that periodically connects to the Internet to download the latest catalogue, and upload any new orders. I am about to implement the synching bit - and was thinking whether there is any other solution other than writing webservices and code to do a manual sync of the data, or whether there is a more nifty and robust way using say replication?

I know this is a bit off topic but we are using Asterisk :) Since this list is full of tech gurus w/ all different sorts of backgrounds, I thought I would get the best opinions here. We have several different switches and other telecom equipment at our facilities which all have their own proprietary cdr platforms, which are rather limited. The company I work for is looking to develop their