- Streaming support for ogg speex, ogg flac, ogg midi - intro file support - per mount settable Intro files will play when a listener first connects to a stream. This is designed for station jingles and the like. If you don't broadcast in ogg vorbis, you must make sure the bitrate/samplerate/number of channels match up to your stream. - on-demand relays, global and per-relay settable On demand relays only connect to the relayed content when there are listeners attached to the relay. This can save bandwidth in certain cases. - fallback to file, extends on the intro file handling. With this feature, you can specify a "fallback file" which will be played in a loop and sent your currently connected listeners in the event of a source client disconnect. This means your listeners stay connected while you fix your disconnect problem. Same rules regarding bitrate/samplerate/ number of channels apply as with intro files. - new mount-level settings 1. public, type/subtype, genre settings, stream description, stream url, stream name, bitrate (override what is sent from the source client) 2. mp3 metadata interval 3. on-[dis]connect scripts can be stated per-mount, invoked at source start/stop and take 1 arg which is the mountpoint. - New URL listener authenticator. This delegates your listener authorization to an external application. URL calls are made on listener connect/disconnect as well as source connect/disconnect. It is meant for large broadcasters who have existing authentication systems that need to be integrated into. Included is an example php-based application that can be used in conjunction with the url authenticator to manage a simple subscription-based broadcast. - HTPasswd authenticator uses in-memory structures now. - On demand files now can be fed through an authenticator - Update to admin/web xslt interface - Icecast can now be installed as a win32 service **** Fixes for 2.3.0 **** - real/helix works - win32 access log correct - stats client is stable now (curl -X STATS http://admin@host:port/) - show mountpoints on stats that are inactive but have an active fallback - more updates over HUP possible - improved stability under heavy load - moving clients will no longer sometimes deadlock the server - avoid small writes to reduce TCP overhead. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Created attachment 70083 [details] ebuild for Icecast 2.3.0 I've just copied the Ebuild of Icecast 2.2.0 and commented the gentoo patch epatch line.. so here is my Ebuild, that I have tested on x86 and AMD64..
I confirm: it works just coping the Ebuild of Icecast 2.2.0 and commenting the gentoo patch epatch line.. Tested on x86 and AMD64.
Created attachment 72281 [details] My proposal for a new ebuild This is a my proposal for a new ebuild. It has updated description and it has additional "theora" USE flag (according to bug #105367).
(In reply to comment #3) > Created an attachment (id=72281) [edit] > My proposal for a new ebuild > > This is a my proposal for a new ebuild. It has updated description and it has > additional "theora" USE flag (according to bug #105367). Marcin Lewandowski's ebuild worked for me (AMD64) (after saving it as icecast-2.3.0.ebuild and creating a digest). [ BTW, icecast 2.3.1 was just released a minute ago (#icecast at irc.freenode.net), 2005-11-30: > [20:00] * oddsock releases 2.3.1 ]
Version 2.3.1 is in portage, with the ebuild changes suggested by Marcin Lewandowski. Thanks :)
