similar to: ices0 and ices2 on /dev/dsp?

I am running MRTG. But yeah, I guess I should look into a few more things before I shoot my mouth (so to speak) off. On Thursday 27 January 2005 01:36, you wrote: > Are you sure your connection is dropped ??? > Run MRTG to make sure it is the link is dropping. > > > On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 18:39:36 -0800, Jeff Simmons > > <jsimmons@goblin.punk.net> wrote: > > On

On Sunday 23 January 2005 12:08, you wrote: > The question is, why are the clients dropping? It could be your net > flaking out. I've even heard of some ISPs cutting connections every > 24 hours. Bingo. The stream drops at exactly midnight every night. Right on schedule. I expected better, especially since I'm paying extra for a business-level DSL connection. I guess I

Can anyone recommend a good high-end sound card to use on a streaming server? Basically all I need are two channels, a good 96 kHz sampling chip, and it needs to run on Linux. -- Jeff Simmons jsimmons@goblin.punk.net Simmons Consulting - Network Engineering, Administration, Security "You guys, I don't hear any noise. Are you sure you're

I'm working with a company that presently has a Linux mailserver which all users have (no shell) accounts on. Mail is accessed via pop3 with plaintext authentication. They want to move to a system using imap with SSL. I'm building them a new server. I'd like to offer both for a while so we can work the bugs out and migrate users over to SSL imap over time. It appears that in order

I'm building a server. It will be using icecast and ices2. Sound quality will be Q=5, and I'll need to set a max bitrate. It will be running full duplex, with both incoming and outgoing streams, using an M-Audio Delta 44 (96 kHz sampling rate) sound card. How much CPU am I going to need? Thanks in advance for any advice. -- Jeff Simmons jsimmons at

My apologies if this is a stupid question, or has been covered in detail somewhere that I haven't found yet. I have spent a while looking around. I'm new to streaming audio, but I do know a thing or two about TCP/IP networking. I'm working with a local public radio station. They have a remote transmitter located about a hundred miles away, to serve another community. Right now

Don't know if this is the proper place for this question ... I'm setting up an audio stream from a public radio station's studios to a remote transmitter. We're using icecast for the server, and it's performed remarkably well (it's been up for over two years now). I need a client for the remote location. Requirements are it must run on linux, come up at boot, operate

Don't know if this is the proper place for this question ... I'm setting up an audio stream from a public radio station's studios to a remote transmitter. We're using icecast for the server, and it's performed remarkably well (it's been up for over two years now). I need a client for the remote location. Requirements are it must run on linux, come up at boot, operate

I've been trying to get Dovecot 1.0a3 running on OpenBSD 3.7, with little luck. I'm getting the following: Oct 16 17:00:50 mailtest dovecot: pop3(testuser):open(/var/mail/.temp.mail.mailtest.com.7078.43c0f93e9fecb54a) failed: Permission denied Oct 16 17:00:50 mailtest dovecot: pop3(testuser): file_lock_dotlock() failed with mbox file /var/mail/testuser: Permission denied Oct 16

Hi, all. I'm setting up a system that streams audio from a public radio studio to it's transmitter on a mountaintop via a wireless IP link. The stream is a high quality ogg-vorbis stream (around 200 kbps). The server (icecast) is working perfectly. The client (I'm using ogg123) has to connect 24/7/365, but it occasionally (maybe every couple of days) looses the stream and stops.

I recently set up an OpenBSD - Dovecot mail server for a client. Naturally (according to Murphy's Law) they want to use Outlook 2003, pop3s, and leave messages on the server. And just as naturally, the UIDLs don't seem to be working, and when they download mail, they get EVERY email stored on the server, not just the new ones. Other than switching them over to IMAP, I found the

Hi Abhijit I can't answer your questions but I would be very interested in a fully working binary of Ices2 for Win32 once it's ready. Thanks for the effort. Best regards, Ross Levis ==================================== StationPlaylist.com http://www.stationplaylist.com Low-cost music scheduling, live assist & automation software. ==================================== Abhijit

Hello.. I have libshout2, ices0-3 and ices2 compiling on Win32 with MSVC++ 6.0. However, I don't know where to upload the code and if someone is kind enuff to point out the location(s)/procedure that would be great. I will put a readme in the distro for compiling procedures. ices2 compiles but doesn't run correctly (yet). There are some issues related to parsing the ices-playlist.xml

Not sure what the ices0 development plans are regarding Fedora systemd support. A basic start may be as listed below. Just note that after install, depending on the instance of ices0 being started, use 'systemctl start ices0 at 0.service'. See the installed unit service file ices0 at .service for additional information. Spec file: ftp://ftp.bkyoung.com/pub/specs/ices0.spec.tgz Maybe to

Hi all! How can I tell ices0 to refersh/reload the playlist? I thought it would be done automaticaly, but now if I changed the playlist, Ices didn't see this. Played funny the old one again and again. Is it possible to get ices a kick to reload the playlist? Greetings Anatol

Hi, I would like to stream MP3 to Icecast2 and read in the archives that this should work fine with ices0. I compiled and installed both icecast2 and ices0 fine, but ices0 seems to fail to authenticate. [2004-02-09 22:16:10] INFO connection/_handle_source_request Source (/) attempted to login with invalid or missing password [2004-02-09 22:16:11] INFO connection/_handle_source_request Source

Hi - I'm rebuilding my OSX system and I can't get ices0 to build - or to be more exact, can't get libshout2 to build. I started by using DarwinPorts, and icecast2 & libogg & libvorbis seemed to build OK. The install of ices0 then gave up at the libshout2 config stage with output like this: [...] checking for libvorbis... ok checking for struct ovectl_ratemanage_arg... no

On Monday, 04 August 2003 at 10:40, Keegan Quinn wrote: > On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 04:53:46PM -0700, Keegan Quinn wrote: > > On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 09:55:04AM -0600, Jack Moffitt wrote: > > > Are you planning on packaging ices 0.3 as well? > > > > I had not previously, because I don't personally have any need for MP3 > > streaming, since Ogg Vorbis is

Hello all Ive just discover that ices0 can encode {.ogg,.flac,.mp3} to mp3 streams!.. greate! the script thing is wonderfull. in my script i have defined ices_init ices_shutdown ices_get_next all works greate. Now, i want be able users to skip the song that is been streamd. for that, kill -s SIGUSR1 IcesPid works greate but.. for the songs i have setup a ranking field in a sql database.

Hi Ross.. I can email you the sources (complete zip is about 5Mb..with all the dependency directories etc) and all you have to hit is build after that. Would appreciate help in getting it going. Let me know.. thanks abhijit --- Ross Levis <ross.levis@cchlawbase.co.nz> wrote: > Hi Abhijit > > I can't answer your questions but I would be very > interested in a fully >