disable yp_add ?

Chaboud · 20th May 2003, 17:25

Before anyone jumps on me, I did indeed search for this, but I can't seem to find an answer.

I am relaying a stream using a shoutcast server inside our workplace because several of us listen to the same stream. We thought it would be nice to hit the server with one client, rather than five.

Since the server is behind a firewall, though, yp_add fails (as it should). Is there any way to disable yp.shoutcast.com interaction to keep these messages from cropping up? I'd also like to cut down on errant traffic for the yp.shoutcast.com server.

Thanks,
matt

Tom · 20th May 2003, 18:00

Yes change:
PublicServer=default to PublicServer=never
in sc_serv.ini/sc_serv.conf then restart the DNAS.

Tom

DJHotIce · 20th May 2003, 18:01

oops wrong post sorry

matt2kjones · 20th May 2003, 18:05

or turn public off on the dsp that you use

but, tom's way is better

DJHotIce · 20th May 2003, 18:08

yeah I take **** side. Who would argue with Tom???? Not me. I'd get slapped by him. All hail the mighty moderator!

FesterHead · 20th May 2003, 18:26

Chaboud is not sourcing a DNAS. He* is relaying one so DNAS configuration is required.

* Assuming Matt = he.

matt2kjones · 20th May 2003, 18:39

oh god yea, he is relaying

didn't see that

god im not doing good here today

thanx for putting me in my place there festerhead

DJHotIce · 20th May 2003, 19:14

hey festerhead allways keeps the both of us arround! He never really scatter brains like I do! ALOTT!

Chaboud · 20th May 2003, 19:14

Thanks, guys, Tom's answer does the trick.

Now I don't feel like our office is a huge bandwidth sink.

DJHotIce · 20th May 2003, 19:15

ahhh! Try www.nbox.us they offer bandwith

FesterHead · 20th May 2003, 19:33

Once again, Chaboud is not sourcing a DNAS. He is relaying one.

Instead of taking a listener slot from the main DNAS for each lan listener, Chaboud is connecting a DNAS to it for the lan listeners to connect.

He's saving bandwidth on the main DNAS side.

It would be courteous to notify the main DNAS operator of your relay intentions. Some operators care, some do not. But the effort taken should be well received.

Chaboud · 20th May 2003, 19:57

Thanks, festerhead. That is a very good point. I'll send an email to the operator.

I'm sure that our System Administrator will be happy to see that we're sucking up one fifth of the bandwidth that we were previously taking.

FesterHead · 20th May 2003, 20:26

A little honey goes a long way

20th May 2003, 17:25	#1
Chaboud Junior Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 4	disable yp_add ? Before anyone jumps on me, I did indeed search for this, but I can't seem to find an answer. I am relaying a stream using a shoutcast server inside our workplace because several of us listen to the same stream. We thought it would be nice to hit the server with one client, rather than five. Since the server is behind a firewall, though, yp_add fails (as it should). Is there any way to disable yp.shoutcast.com interaction to keep these messages from cropping up? I'd also like to cut down on errant traffic for the yp.shoutcast.com server. Thanks, matt

20th May 2003, 18:01	#3
DJHotIce Forum Loser (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: That place I can't remember the name. Posts: 4,617	oops wrong post sorry -DJHotIce Bounce Multimedia - Professional Web Design

20th May 2003, 18:05	#4
matt2kjones Major Dude Join Date: May 2002 Location: UK Posts: 929	or turn public off on the dsp that you use but, tom's way is better TDD House & Trance Radio: [ 64k Stream \| Visit Site ]

20th May 2003, 18:08	#5
DJHotIce Forum Loser (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: That place I can't remember the name. Posts: 4,617	yeah I take **** side. Who would argue with Tom???? Not me. I'd get slapped by him. All hail the mighty moderator! -DJHotIce Bounce Multimedia - Professional Web Design

20th May 2003, 18:39	#7
matt2kjones Major Dude Join Date: May 2002 Location: UK Posts: 929	oh god yea, he is relaying didn't see that god im not doing good here today thanx for putting me in my place there festerhead TDD House & Trance Radio: [ 64k Stream \| Visit Site ]

20th May 2003, 18:00	#2
Tom Moderator Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 4,491	Yes change: PublicServer=default to PublicServer=never in sc_serv.ini/sc_serv.conf then restart the DNAS. Tom

20th May 2003, 18:26	#6
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Chaboud is not sourcing a DNAS. He* is relaying one so DNAS configuration is required. * Assuming Matt = he.

20th May 2003, 19:14	#8
DJHotIce Forum Loser (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: That place I can't remember the name. Posts: 4,617	hey festerhead allways keeps the both of us arround! He never really scatter brains like I do! ALOTT! -DJHotIce Bounce Multimedia - Professional Web Design

20th May 2003, 19:15	#10
DJHotIce Forum Loser (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: That place I can't remember the name. Posts: 4,617	ahhh! Try www.nbox.us they offer bandwith -DJHotIce Bounce Multimedia - Professional Web Design

20th May 2003, 19:33	#11
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Once again, Chaboud is not sourcing a DNAS. He is relaying one. Instead of taking a listener slot from the main DNAS for each lan listener, Chaboud is connecting a DNAS to it for the lan listeners to connect. He's saving bandwidth on the main DNAS side. It would be courteous to notify the main DNAS operator of your relay intentions. Some operators care, some do not. But the effort taken should be well received.

20th May 2003, 19:57	#12
Chaboud Junior Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 4	Thanks, festerhead. That is a very good point. I'll send an email to the operator. I'm sure that our System Administrator will be happy to see that we're sucking up one fifth of the bandwidth that we were previously taking.

20th May 2003, 20:26	#13
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	A little honey goes a long way

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