Am 20.05.2016 um 18:00 schrieb Hadrien Wild:
> I installed liquidsoap on a Debian 8 Jessie server. The Debian firewall
> - iptables - prevents liquidsoap to send an audio stream to a Shoutcast
> server (`output.shoutcast()` function is used in the .liq script).
>
> I've tried to observe the port opened by the liquidsoap process while
> connecting to the Shoutcast server, but it seems that the port is
> changing each time the sctipt is loaded !
>
Hello Hadrien
It is a little bit surprising, that the port is changing on your side.
Or are you talking about the sending port?
At least the port of the Shoutcast server (usually 8000 if not changed)
is used from liquidsoap
Due to the protocol I also have in mind, that the Port+1 is also used.
So you should have the Ports 8000 + 8001 to be opened.
Or you should check your port configuration in your output.shoutcast()
config:
port (int – defaults to 8000)
Best regards
Michael
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