Problem With Connection To Server

victorv · 29th August 2007, 03:49

Hi!

I have a internet radio with shoutcast server installed into a remote server, the server has Linux operating systems, the shoutcast server works fine I am the DJ from my house, I have a broadband with 200kbps for upload, but some times I have problems with my internet provider in my home, then the shoutcast server continues transmitting audio in a loop and when my connection comes back I cannot connect to the server to continue transmitting because the previous connection is not close and I have to kill manually in admin.cgi page.

I need if my internet connection fail the server stop broadcast and when my connection comes back the dj can connect automatically.

I think that problem is from configuration of server.

Sawg · 29th August 2007, 05:10

Sounds like a connectivity issue that needs to be addressed by your ISP.

victorv · 29th August 2007, 13:36

Exist any option in the shoutcast server to if the DJ fails the server disconnect and not continue broadcasting the last buffer????

victorv · 26th September 2007, 13:56

Any Answer????? Please help meeeeee!!!

Nick@ss · 26th September 2007, 14:51

This could be the "Auto Dump Source Time" So it's probably set on 0 so the stream stays alive so you will need to kick the source with the "admin" server password.

also please wait for a reply as this place is run by volenteers and you may wait some time for someone to come and help.

victorv · 20th November 2007, 23:23

This seem be a bug, I not found a solution to this problem

RickyMaveety · 27th November 2007, 01:12

I am having the exact same problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

29th August 2007, 03:49	#1
victorv Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 4	Problem With Connection To Server Hi! I have a internet radio with shoutcast server installed into a remote server, the server has Linux operating systems, the shoutcast server works fine I am the DJ from my house, I have a broadband with 200kbps for upload, but some times I have problems with my internet provider in my home, then the shoutcast server continues transmitting audio in a loop and when my connection comes back I cannot connect to the server to continue transmitting because the previous connection is not close and I have to kill manually in admin.cgi page. I need if my internet connection fail the server stop broadcast and when my connection comes back the dj can connect automatically. I think that problem is from configuration of server.

29th August 2007, 05:10	#2
Sawg Forum King Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 7,456	Sounds like a connectivity issue that needs to be addressed by your ISP. \| Brought to you by ^V ^C \| The one... the original... no seriously!

26th September 2007, 14:51	#5
Nick@ss Moderator Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Streamsolutions Headquarters Posts: 11,953	This could be the "Auto Dump Source Time" So it's probably set on 0 so the stream stays alive so you will need to kick the source with the "admin" server password. also please wait for a reply as this place is run by volenteers and you may wait some time for someone to come and help. www.streamsolutions.co.uk SHOUTcast \| Flash Media \| Windows Media \| Icecast 2 \| Content Delivery \|

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29th August 2007, 13:36	#3
victorv Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 4	Exist any option in the shoutcast server to if the DJ fails the server disconnect and not continue broadcasting the last buffer????

26th September 2007, 13:56	#4
victorv Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 4	Any Answer????? Please help meeeeee!!!

20th November 2007, 23:23	#6
victorv Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 4	This seem be a bug, I not found a solution to this problem

27th November 2007, 01:12	#7
RickyMaveety Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 2	I am having the exact same problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.