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David Baelde commented on LS-527:
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It would be useful to not just quote the ML, but process vague descriptions
into something easily reproducible. I may be skimming too fast through my
backlog but I couldn't understand that bug... it doesn't matter since Romain
seems to understand the issue.
> Freeze when connecting on a closed shoutcast port
> -------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: LS-527
> URL: http://dev.sourcefabric.org/browse/LS-527
> Project: Liquidsoap
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Samuel Mimram
> Assignee: Romain Beauxis
> Priority: Blocker
>
> From the ML:
> While I was tweaking the "dynamic sources" script, I have discovered
> that (I guess) using an non-available port to connect to the streaming
> server is freezing the liquidsoap process. I don't know if it's expected
> or not.
> What I get from the log is:
> 2011/05/12 18:03:52 [output(dot)shoutcast:2] Connection failed: could
> not connect to host: Connection timed out in connect()!
> 2011/05/12 18:03:52 [clock.wallclock_main:2] Error when starting output
> output(dot)shoutcast: Tutils.Exit!
> In the meantime and after this, the telnet prompt is unavailable.
> Ctrl^C gives:
> 2011/05/12 18:07:30 [main:3] Shutdown started!
> 2011/05/12 18:07:30 [main:3] Waiting for threads to terminate...
> but with no success: the only way I have found to terminate liquidsoap
> is killall -9 liquidsoap.
> I have to specify that I am running liquidsoap in a virtual host.
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