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I was wondering if anyone has used the Icecast server software? I use Fedora 7 and recently installed Icecast onto my PC. I installed it and changed a few entries ...
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- 10-23-2007 #1Just Joined!
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difficulty running Icecast
I was wondering if anyone has used the Icecast server software? I use Fedora 7 and recently installed Icecast onto my PC. I installed it and changed a few entries in the icecast.xml configuration file- passwords and hostname. Then, I started the Icecast service by using the command: service icecast start. The service starts without any errors. Then, according to an article I found, I can connect to the server through my web browser. I tried this and I had no success. I tried turning the firewall off but that didn't make a difference. The url I used was http://your-hostname:8000/ I entered my hostname in the url.
Now, if I go back a bit, I had chosen a random hostname. Does it matter what I pick for a hostname? I can choose my hostname, can't I? Or do I have to use a specific one? I tried using several different computers and none could access the server through the web browser. I spent hours searching for an answer but I couldn't find one that worked. Does anyone have an idea on what I need to do??
Thank you.
- 10-23-2007 #2
Have you tried contacting the server with just the server machine's ip? Example:
?Code:http://12.345.67.89:8000
- 10-24-2007 #3Just Joined!
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Yes, I did. It responded with a message saying the server is not available or taking too long to respond.
I'm actually doing this for a class project and I can't seem to get past this hurdle. Until I get it fixed, I'm afraid I'm stuck. Thank you.


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