Multi Connections
 

I hav used the following configuration based on
Shoutcast Server Configuration (Advanced)

adminpassword=***
maxuser=100
password=***
streamid_1=1
streamadminpassword_1=***
streammaxuser_1=50
streampassword_1=***
streamadminpassword_2=***
streampath_1=stream
serverport_1=8000
portbase_1=8000
serverip_1=www.xyz.eu
streamid_2=2
streampassword_2=***
streammaxuser_2=10
streampath_2=private
serverip_2=www.xyz.eu
publicserver=never
serverport_2=8444
portbase_2=8444

I got the following warning:

2020-03-10 17:38:58 WARN [CONFIG] Invalid item on line 11 of C:\Program Files\Shoutcast\sc_serv.conf -> `serverport'
2020-03-10 17:38:58 WARN [CONFIG] Invalid item on line 13 of C:\Program Files\Shoutcast\sc_serv.conf -> `serverip'
2020-03-10 17:38:58 WARN [CONFIG] Invalid item on line 18 of C:\Program Files\Shoutcast\sc_serv.conf -> `serverip'
2020-03-10 17:38:58 WARN [CONFIG] Invalid item on line 20 of C:\Program Files\Shoutcast\sc_serv.conf -> `serverport'

I have no idea why serverport and serverip does not work. I got it from the recommended configuration.
Hope somebody can help me

Which version do you use?

Greetings.

v2.6.0.753/win64

Try this, please:
destip=IPADRESS

You link a domain like this:
destip=stream.myserver.com (example; i.e. specify officially linked DNS)
publicip=stream.myserver.com

I replaced serverip_1 and serverip_2 with the corresponding destip_x
The problem with the serip is gone but I cannot connect to shoutcast server and the serverport problem is still there.
Befor I was able to connect the stream with

code:
www.xyz.eu:8000/stream

but now there is no stream up

Correction:
There is stream and I can also connedct to the server.
But only the stream to the first port can connect (8000) the second one (8444) can not connect.

The information about the second stream on port 8444 seams to be ignored. If I send the second stream also to 8000 it will accepted but also sende on 8000 with the streampath_2.

You cannot use two ports for two different Moundpoints. You must set up SHOUTcast again for this.

Thanks, but the documentations suggest something different.