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As your file is in MP3, it is possible to send it directly to the server and hear it on the receiving end. However, there are a few problems with that. The first is rate control. If you simply transmit the file data, you'll send say 5 minutes of data in perhaps a 10 second time period. This will eventually cause failures as the clients aren't going to buffer much data, and they will disconnect. Another problem is that your MP3 files often have extra data in them in the form of ID3 tags. Some players will ignore this, others won't. Finally, some of your files might be in different sample rates than others, so even if you rate limit your sending, the players will break when they hit a file in a different sample rate.

If you were intending on taking full advantage of the multiplexing and multiple stream support offered as part of sc_serv then you would need to make sure you enable the SHOUTcast 2 options (this is enabled by default with server builds from the end of 2010 if the 'yp2' option in the configuration file is not specified [see section 4.14 ). The reason for needing to enable this support is if you try to do it with the original SHOUTcast 1 protocol then it will not work as the original protocol has no means of expressing multiple streams from a single port due to the lack of an identifier provided for them.

If you are planning on connecting multiple sc_trans instances to sc_serv then you must use the SHOUTcast 2 protocol support so that each sc_trans instance can have a unique identifier which allows for multiple streams to then be provided from a single server. It is still possible for an older source to connect to the server with a number of config options available to support this though functionality will be limited compared to what can be done with a fully supporting SHOUTcast 2 source.

Finally clients connecting to your server do not need to directly support SHOUTcast 2 as sc_serv will repackage the stream data and any related metadata into the correct format the client requests (typically based on the user agent detected by the server).

One of the key aspects of the new YP2 directory infrastructure is an authorisation key which is used to validate your server when it tries to connect to the YP2 infrastructure for any of the station(s) you run. Once this key is obtained, it will be valid for all root servers of the station being broadcast.

This can be done by going to the SHOUTcast Authhash Management page which shows how to do this via the 'Administation Summary' page as long as a valid source has been connected to the server. This process automatically updates your configuration file(s) with the new authhash and if the stream is set to be public then will attempt to get the stream listed in the SHOUTcast Radio Directory.

When using an older SHOUTcast 1 server then you do not need to do this registration and the server will still be able to be listed on the directory but there is not the same level of protection over the stream as is the case with registering it.

The server is able to be run either as a console application or it can be run as service (Windows) or daemon (Linux / Mac OS X / BSD). Detailed below is how to get the server running on the different operating systems supported by it.

Here you can find a complete list of all of the configuration options which are provided by sc_serv which ranges from logging to networking configuration and control over the media being used when streaming via the server.

Configuration entries labelled as tag_hash_122 can be used to set up simultaneous connections to the server or allow for multiple connections from various sources. These are specified by adding _# to the end of the option's name as shown below where # begins with one. If you are only working with a single instance then you do not need to add the _# part as any instances of a configuration option will assume it is for _1.

Note: The tag_hash_123 system is not hierarchical and all values beyond the default must be specified for all connections. So for example, if you wanted to connect to two servers on the same port you must do:

If you specify a value for 'dstip / destip' then this will be used by the listen feature on the Administration Pages (see section 5.1) so it can provide a valid stream url in the generated playlist. If 'dstip / destip' is not specified then the server will attempt to auto-generate the IP required for the client to be able to connect. If this fails the generated playlist is likely to return a stream url like :/

The IP provided needs to be in a valid format like http:// or an address which can be resolved to an IP otherwise the internal lookups done are likely to fail (depends upon the server configuration and OS being used). Also you cannot set srcip and dstip / destip to be the same IP value and if this happens then the server will close. Closing of the server will also happen if the IP cannot be resolved or correctly bound to i.e. server is not there or an invalid value was entered.

introfile : File to play when a client first connects to the server [Default = ]Note: This is used globally and also is default for stream #1 on DNAS versions greater than 2.0. To apply a specific intro file to a stream, use streamintrofile_X.

backupfile : File to play if the source disconnects from the server [Default = ]Note: This is used globally and also is default for stream #1 on DNAS versions greater than 2.0. To apply a specific backup file to a stream, use streambackupfile_X.

You can also specify a path with a wildcard for sc_serv to use to find multiple configuration files to include e.g. 'include=stream/*.conf'. This can then be used along with the multiple stream configurations (see section 4.12) and the admin command 'admin.cgi?mode=reload' (see section 5.1) to add / remove / update stream configurations without having to close the server to apply them.

robotstxtfile : Specify the file to be returned as the robots.txt when queried by search engines, etc to attempt to prevent incorrect access to the server's pages which may cause invalid client connections [Default = ]

This allows a total of 32 connections to the server but with a per stream limit above the maximum means the maximum number of connections to the first stream group will be 32. However this also depends upon any other stream configurations and their limits as to whether 32 clients will be able to connect to this stream configuration.

streamadminpassword : Specify the administrator password for accessing the remote server features for the specified stream configuration group. If this is not specified then 'adminpassword' will be used.

streampublicserver : This allows you to override the public flag received from the source when a connection is being made to the YP directory. If this is not specified or is set to empty then 'publicserver' will be used.

streamautodumpsourcetime : Specify how long before an idle source will be dumped from the server (in seconds). A value of zero means there is no timeout of an idle source. If not specified then 'autodumpsourcetime' will be used.

If this is enabled and not all of the required values are set then the server will throw an error and will abort from its start-up attempt. It should be indicated what needs to be set to allow the server to start with this set.

Additionally if there is an issue then the server will report an error in its log ouput of 'Connection attempt failed. YP2 error code is XXX ()' where XXX is one of the following error codes and is a message set in the error response to indicate a bit more what the error relates to. All current error codes can be found here.

publicserver : This allows you to override the public flag from the connected source when a connection is being made to the YP directory [Default = default]This can be one of the following values:

If not all of the required values are set for a public listing then the DNAS server will throw an error and will abort its attempt to be listed in the Directory. It should be indicated the error is with one of the error codes provided below so it can be resolved.

With sc_serv there are administration pages available for accessing and controlling the server remotely which allows you to monitor and control clients connected to the stream (or not if banning them). These pages can now be accessed through a summary page at /index.html which will show a link to any active stream(s) or you explicitly access them via the /index.html?sid=# path where # is the ID of the stream (see section 4.12 for more about using 'streamid') e.g.

home.html?sid=# or home?sid=# - Opens in a new window or tab (depending on the client browser) the 'streamurl' as specified by the stream source. If this is not set then the client will be redirected to the shoutcast.com main page.

stats?sid=# - Provides an xml response for public accessibility which matches the private version from admin.cgi?sid=#&mode=viewxml&page=1. This is the modern version of the 7.html page as provided by the legacy v1 servers. See section 5.2 for information on what is provided in the xml response.

admin.cgi - Shows the an overal summary admin page for the streams provided by the server including direct links to certain information pages (see notes about the 'admin.cgi?sid=#&mode=viewxml' command for more info)

admin.cgi?mode=reload or admin.cgi?mode=reload&force=1 - This reloads the stream configuration details in the main configuration file the server used when started and is only available on the admin summary page and so can only be run by the master administrator password. 2351a5e196