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I've just set up samba for a small LAN. I'm running samba 2.2.7 on RH 8. Now I have a real problem that I have no clue on. I have VERY intermittent connectivity to the Samba server. If I left a computer (Windows 98) idle for a while, and then try to browse the contents in the Samba server, I will get this error " domain is unavailable" or "The specified network name is no

I''m having a lot of trouble stubbing out an association extension for some view tests. Example rails code modeling a music album: class Album < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :songs do def streamable find(:all, :conditions => ''streamable = 1'') end end end So for a given Album instance (say @album), I need to be able to stub both

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...why they have offered to put in a streaming server. Do I just have the plain link to the MP3 file and the server knows how to stream it. Probably not. What I think happens is that you give a playlist of an .m3u file. I really don't want a play list so is it OK to just give one song for instance song1.m3u has the information that plays song1.mp3 through the streaming server. I hope I don't sound like too much of a novice in this but I am confused and I thought you would be the best people to ask. Any and all information you can give me I'd appreciate. Thanks, <p>Steve Lewi...

...;'m trying to write a mini app to track versions of songs that have been sent out to members. I have the following tables/models: songs/song has_many :releases versions/version has_and_belongs_to_many :members belongs_to :songs members/member has_and_belongs_to_many :versions songs ===== Song1 Song2 Song3 members ======= John Paul George Ringo The versions table lists all versions for all sings and is joined to members via join table "members_versions". I want a table which shows the latest versions members have for each song John Paul George Ringo Song1 1 2 1 Song2 3 3 1...

...ing server. > > Do I just have the plain link to the MP3 file and the server knows > > how to stream it. Probably not. What I think happens is that you > > give a playlist of an .m3u file. I really don't want a play list so > > is it OK to just give one song for instance song1.m3u has the > > information that plays song1.mp3 through the streaming server. > > For this you don't need Icecast at all. Icecast is for streaming a > radio, not for streaming individual files on-demand. Well, on the other hand it would make sense to use a streaming server f...

...d to put in a streaming server. Do I just > have the plain link to the MP3 file and the server knows how to stream > it. Probably not. What I think happens is that you give a playlist of an > .m3u file. I really don't want a play list so is it OK to just give one > song for instance song1.m3u has the information that plays song1.mp3 > through the streaming server. For this you don't need Icecast at all. Icecast is for streaming a radio, not for streaming individual files on-demand. Just put a m3u file that points to the URL of the file on the web server. The m3u file is s...

...; > Do I just have the plain link to the MP3 file and the server knows > > > how to stream it. Probably not. What I think happens is that you > > > give a playlist of an .m3u file. I really don't want a play list so > > > is it OK to just give one song for instance song1.m3u has the > > > information that plays song1.mp3 through the streaming server. > > > > For this you don't need Icecast at all. Icecast is for streaming a > > radio, not for streaming individual files on-demand. > > Well, on the other hand it would make sense...

...quot;yourserver" and it listens on port 8000, then just take a look at http://yourserver:8000/playlist.pls output and do the same from your cgi script (launched through Apache) with a cgi output like this one : --- CUT --- [playlist] NumberOfEntries=3 File1=http://yourserver:8000/file/songs/song1.mp3 File2=http://yourserver:8000/file/songs/song2.mp3 File3=http://yourserver:8000/file/songs/song3.mp3 --- CUT --- provided you set the correct content-type in your cgi output this playlist would be played automatically (sorry I don't know what it must be, maybe something like audio/x-mpegurl...

Hello Michael damn, I was afraid of that, but thanks for lightening me up (although I am in complete darkness now, after having seen the light just some days ago..) I'm looking into http streaming of the static files just now, but I came to find that there is one huge drawback: 1. when sending the stream out with icecast/shoutcast it would be possible to "push" the next song