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Please add the following XSL file to IceCast distribution (web directory). It returns IceCast's state in raw XML form. <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl = "http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version = "1.0"> <xsl:output indent="yes" encoding="UTF-8" /> <xsl:template match="@* | node()"> <xsl:copy>

Does anyone know where I could get XML/XSL help for my status page. I wrote my own block-status.xsl file which is a simpler status page intented to be used as a block in CMS (Nuke, Drupal or Xoops for example). Currently, it lists every mount available with a green dot next to it. My problem is I *expect* a certain number of mount to be availabble and currently, if a mount is missing, it is

Hi everybody, I am wondering if it is possible to generate the XML/XSL files on a remote server (status.xsl, status2.xsl or stats.xsl). I am trying to create a player that parses status.xml every 20 seconds in order to show the currently played song (my player doesn't support ICY). Here is the problem: if 1000 users are currently connected, status.xsl will be requested 3000 times in a minute,

Is there any way to tell Rails to send the .html file it renders somewhere other than the web server? I need to save a page to the server''s file system instead of sending it to the user''s browser. Thanks! Bill -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060518/facce47e/attachment.html

Interesting! Can you tell me more about how you did it? Thanks in advance, MAX -----Original Message----- From: owner-icecast@xiph.org [mailto:owner-icecast@xiph.org] On Behalf Of Adon Irani Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 7:23 PM To: icecast@xiph.org Subject: Re: [icecast] XML statistics on remote server <p>what i did in this situation was dump the stats/status file to the local

I am using ant version 1.5 I know that there is an scp command in ant 1.6 but our plans do not have us moving to 1.6 for a while ( not the only application on the box using ant / xml ). I am running in an IBM Unix environment. I am attempting to get scp to work within an xml file called by ant. Thank You for any support you may provide. Sal Pantano PLEASE NOTE -- SO THAT THE MAIL

Hi, I have an XSL file that just transfers the XML straight through, see status-xml.xsl here: http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~njh/libshout-doc/ <p>I also have an improved version of status.xsl there. <p><p>Cheers, <p>nick. <p><p>>Hi everybody, > >If I understand well, the purpose of XSL files is re-formatting XML files. >When I checked the admin

M Edwards <medwards@ualberta.ca> said: > I've been trying to track down this mysterious 'icestats' file that the > status.xsl and status2.xsl read data from. There is no physical file as far as > I can tell, but a perusal of the code seems to indicate that the server > generates it on the fly when the XSL file requests it. So then I tried >

Question please. I''ve bought the beta ''Agile web dev with rails''. Are book related questions valid on the list please? regards -- Dave Pawson XSLT XSL-FO FAQ. http://www.dpawson.co.uk

While maintaining the Relay-Server for Radio Subether [1] the official Chaos Communication Camp [2] Radio Station I noticed some weird behaviour. We don’t have QoS for the Relay-Path, so the Relay started pretty soon to be unstable. Especially the higher bandwidth streams are very often unavailable. To monitor this behaviour I was constantly reloading the "List MountPoints" page AND

I've been trying to track down this mysterious 'icestats' file that the status.xsl and status2.xsl read data from. There is no physical file as far as I can tell, but a perusal of the code seems to indicate that the server generates it on the fly when the XSL file requests it. So then I tried servername.com:8000/icestats but I got nothing. So I really got nothing, I would prefer

On Wednesday 17 December 2003 15:53, Macsym wrote: > Hi everybody, > > If I understand well, the purpose of XSL files is re-formatting XML files. > When I checked the admin folder, I saw status.xsl but I did not see the > source XML file (status.xml?). > > If status.XML (NOT status.XSL) exists, where is it located? Is there any > way I can store status.xml or status.xsl on

Hi everybody, If I understand well, the purpose of XSL files is re-formatting XML files. When I checked the admin folder, I saw status.xsl but I did not see the source XML file (status.xml?). If status.XML (NOT status.XSL) exists, where is it located? Is there any way I can store status.xml or status.xsl on a remote HTTP/FTP (not an Icecast2 relay) server? Thanks in advance for your help! MAX

On Tue, 12 May 2015, Nanda Kishor Dasa wrote: > My error log is full of these 2 lines > > [2015-05-12 08:08:07] INFO fserve/fserve_client_create checking for > file /7.html (/usr/share/icecast2/web/7.html) > [2015-05-12 08:08:07] WARN fserve/fserve_client_create req for file > "/usr/share/icecast2/web/7.html" No such file or directory As has been mentioned, 7.html

what i did in this situation was dump the stats/status file to the local server through a lynx --dump call from php .. and then i also update a sql table to reflect the changes so i can poll that instead .. a. <p>On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, MacSym wrote: > > Hi everybody, > > I am wondering if it is possible to generate the XML/XSL files on a remote > server (status.xsl,

On 12/05/2015 22:15, Geoff Shang wrote: > As has been mentioned, 7.html is a standard stats file produced by > Shoutcast (at least v1). > > It's possible to write an XSL template that can do the same, which > could > be aliased if you have software that needs it. I did this ina > previous > life. Unfortunately, I don't have convenient access to the hard drive

Alright, first off: Where is the password for admin specificied? In the <admin></admin> section of the XML config? Shouldn't there be a directory admin/ in my webroot for icecast? Currently the only files in my webroot are status*.xsl and some experimental xsl files. --thanks Michael Edwards http://www.walledcity.ca >===== Original Message From Michael Smith

Hello again, Another stumble here that is defeating me. I try: a<-readLines(url("http://feeds.feedburner.com/grokin")) t<-XML::xmlTreeParse(a, ignoreBlanks=TRUE, replaceEntities=FALSE, asText=TRUE) elem<- XML::getNodeSet(XML::xmlRoot(t),"/rss/channel/item")[[1]] And I get: Start tag expected, '<' not found Error: 1: Start tag expected, '<' not

Hello... Coming from an Icecast 1 background, I tend to like the admin functionality of Icecast1 over Icecast2. Fixing this is but some file editing away, I supposed. I'm trying to simplify the administration screens for myself and co-sysop. In testing, if I copy the listclients.xsl into the web directory, it works like I would like... almost. I get a listing of every stream on the

i've been trying to figure out how to create a "now playing" on my website from the status.xsl or stats.xml file for a while also. so, i can really appreciate the current dialogue. here's my current hump. i can view the status.xsl file at: http://server:8000/status.xsl however, when i go to: http://server:8000/admin/stats and am prompted for my password, i can not log in.