Hum David,

Ok so I can't ignore the message because in the same time all others 
output.icecast cut and all streams for listeners become unavailable for 
listeners in the same time ;)

For clarify the situation, I can resume my script by :

diffRock = 
input.harbor(id="SourceDiff",port=8020,password="$$srcaddict2010$$",icy=true,buffer=50.,max=100.,"addictrock.mp3")

plRock = 
playlist(id="PlaylistLocal",mode="randomize",reload=300,timeout=3.,plRock)

sortieRock = fallback(id="fallbackSortie",track_sensitive=false,
                         [ diffRock, plRock ])

output.icecast(%mp3(bitrate=128,samplerate=44100,stereo=true),
         
id="AddictStream1HD",host="stream1.addictradio.net",port=443,mount="addictrock.mp3",timeout=5.,
         
password=passStream,name=nomStream,url=urlStream,genre=genreStream,description=descriptionStream,fallible=true,restart=true,
         sortieRock)

output.icecast(%aacplus(bitrate=64,samplerate=44100,channels=2),
         
id="AddictStream4MD",host="stream4.addictradio.net",port=443,mount="addictrock.aacp",timeout=5.,
         
password=passStream,name=nomStream,url=urlStream,genre=genreStream,description=descriptionStream,fallible=true,restart=true,
         sortieRock)


If server stream4.addictradio.net come unavailable, the output.icecast 
for stream1.addictradio.net disconnect too. I have try to put a 
output.dummy(sortieRock) but it's not resolve my problem.

Any ideas ?

Regards.

Le 21/08/11 20:25, David Baelde a écrit :
> Hi Yohann,
>
> Most likely, nothing pulls data from the harbor input when icecast
> gets disconnected, so harbor's internal buffers gets too full and data
> has to be dropped (I guess that those messages disappear after a
> while, when icecast reconnects). You can safely ignore those messages:
> anyway the stream has been disconnected, so you can't avoid a gap. You
> could avoid this behavior by plugging the harbor to a dummy output,
> but this it might have some negative side effects, probably not worth
> it.
>
> Cheers,


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