Running 1 server, but 3 different Feeds

Txspaderz · 27th November 2005, 19:51

Ok, I searched, but couldn't find anything...
I want to setup my server like so:
1. A Highspeed Stream
2. A Midspeed Stream
3. A Dialup stream.

Are there any tutorials on how to do this? Thanks in advance!!!...

http://zonerockinradio.hopto.org:8000

Alsoooo,
I have a domain through Geocities. I am wanting to forward my stream to that domain so the stream will stream from the site, kinda like a relay thing. Anyone know if this can be done?

Stream_addict · 27th November 2005, 20:12

Hio u can just setup a shoutcast server 3 times just make sure u give every server its own port yourip:8000 yourip:8001 ..

U cant really relay from youre free domain u need root acces to set up a relay server .

Txspaderz · 27th November 2005, 20:16

Sweet, so do I need 3 instances of the server running? Do I just need to download it 2 more times?

Lol...

Also, I am a root user of my domain, I pay for the domain through GeoCities.

Txspaderz · 28th November 2005, 01:49

Bump

Alphasys · 19th December 2005, 05:51

You do need three instances running, but you can use the one server you have. Just make sure you have:

1. A separate config file for each setup.
2. Have 2 consequtive ports open for each stream, like 8000 and 8001 for stream type 1, 8010 and 8011 for stream type 2, etc. (It's not a good idea to pull them all together, but spacing to 10's works fine.)
3. Create separate shortcuts, running the shoutcast dnas with as parameter the config file for the stream type.

I use one server, to stream 5 different kinds of music, or even relay's, in this manner.

Last remark: It's all there in the example config file, so who don't you read it thourougly?

For you geocities link: Just use an anchor that leads to your stream (and port) on your webpage. You don't have access to ports other than 80 (http) on Geocities, unless you OWN geocities.

27th November 2005, 19:51	#1
Txspaderz Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Houston Posts: 11	Running 1 server, but 3 different Feeds Ok, I searched, but couldn't find anything... I want to setup my server like so: 1. A Highspeed Stream 2. A Midspeed Stream 3. A Dialup stream. Are there any tutorials on how to do this? Thanks in advance!!!... http://zonerockinradio.hopto.org:8000 Alsoooo, I have a domain through Geocities. I am wanting to forward my stream to that domain so the stream will stream from the site, kinda like a relay thing. Anyone know if this can be done?

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27th November 2005, 20:12	#2
Stream_addict Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 7	Hio u can just setup a shoutcast server 3 times just make sure u give every server its own port yourip:8000 yourip:8001 .. U cant really relay from youre free domain u need root acces to set up a relay server .

27th November 2005, 20:16	#3
Txspaderz Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Houston Posts: 11	Sweet, so do I need 3 instances of the server running? Do I just need to download it 2 more times? Lol... Also, I am a root user of my domain, I pay for the domain through GeoCities.

28th November 2005, 01:49	#4
Txspaderz Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Houston Posts: 11	Bump

19th December 2005, 05:51	#5
Alphasys Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Leeuwarden, The Netherlands Posts: 5	You do need three instances running, but you can use the one server you have. Just make sure you have: 1. A separate config file for each setup. 2. Have 2 consequtive ports open for each stream, like 8000 and 8001 for stream type 1, 8010 and 8011 for stream type 2, etc. (It's not a good idea to pull them all together, but spacing to 10's works fine.) 3. Create separate shortcuts, running the shoutcast dnas with as parameter the config file for the stream type. I use one server, to stream 5 different kinds of music, or even relay's, in this manner. Last remark: It's all there in the example config file, so who don't you read it thourougly? For you geocities link: Just use an anchor that leads to your stream (and port) on your webpage. You don't have access to ports other than 80 (http) on Geocities, unless you OWN geocities.