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I installed icecast ver.1.3.12 and i used the "alias" function(i set only to relay): "alias radioname http://radiohost:port" In client's player,at the url,i typed: http://myserverip:myport/radioname" That's all(of course,i modified other parameters that suits my network configuration,but all of this is well documented into config file). Into config file,it

Hello. Until now I was using icecast-1.3.12 on my fedora box.I was very pleased.I don't know why ;) , but I wanted to upgrade to icecast-2.2.0 and so I did.I'm very pleased with this version too, one thing I don't like: it doesn't reject the relay source when there isn't any client connected to the server, or I don't know how to configure it to do this.I want this

Hello, I'm running icecast 2.2.0 as a relaying server(for an internet radio station);as you know, it is permanently connected to that source.What will happen if the source will kick my server(hopefully not ban it ;) )? It will try to reconnect or it will remain disconnected ? Thank you.

Let me see if I got this right: every <master-update-interval> seconds the sources are verified and if a source is disconnected,icecast will try to reconnect. And another thing: if i don't use a master/slave architecture, can i uncomment only <master-update-interval> and modify its value (to affect the relay sources) ? Thank you. On Thursday 14 April 2005 22:18, Karl Heyes

Hello. I want to configure an audio streaming server on a linux machine(Fedora Core 1) in the following way: i want to receive data from internet(a radio) and to transmit it into my local network.I want to ask you for you help,if you can tell me a solution for this(preferably,non-GUI solution). I found the xmms-liveice project and it is what i need:i put into xmms playlist the radio's