Shoutcast relaying problems from di.fm

[sekhmet]

Hello, all...

I've been listening to a few of the wonderful streams at http://di.fm recently, and I've come to want to be able to listen to the stream on multiple computers on my private net (sitting behind a firewall). I figured that shoutcast relaying was the way to go for me, so I went about setting it up, but I'm having difficulties getting it right. I've searched around these forums quite a bit, but to no avail. This is on a Linux machine, BTW...

di.fm has a number of streams, for instance: http://di.fm/mp3/trance128k.pls and http://di.fm/mp3/hardtrance128k.pls

If you take a look inside those playlist files, you'll see something like this:

code:
[playlist]

NumberOfEntries=5

File1=http://205.188.209.193:80/stream/1003

Title1=D I G I T A L L Y - I M P O R T E D - Trance channel! (US Ultravox)

Length1=-1

File2=http://205.188.209.193:5190/stream/1003

Title2=D I G I T A L L Y - I M P O R T E D - Trance channel! (US Ultravox)

Length2=-1

File3=http://160.79.1.141:8000

Title3=D I G I T A L L Y - I M P O R T E D - Trance channel! (redirect to free server)

Length3=-1

File4=http://213.73.255.244:8000

Title4=D I G I T A L L Y - I M P O R T E D - Trance channel! (Netherlands, probably full)

Length4=-1

File5=http://193.201.220.87:8000

Title5=D I G I T A L L Y - I M P O R T E D - Trance channel! (Norway, probably full)

Length5=-1

Version=2

I figured that the third one there looked promising enough (no extra information at the end of the URL), so I tried using that for RelayPort and RelayServer. However, starting up the shoutcast server gave me this message:

code:
<01/03/03@11:08:55> [source] relay host returned error (HTTP/1.0 302 Found) [waiting 30s]

Taking a packet sniffer to the transaction, I noticed that, indeed, that URL was just sending a 302 message to redirect to "http://64.236.34.141:80/stream/1003" which is in the same format as the other URLS...

My basic problem is that I don't see where in sc_serv.conf I can define that I need to append "/stream/1003" to the end of the URL. All I have options for is the IP address and the port. Am I missing something major?

Thanks much for any help!

-sekhmet