ssl is currently set to 0 as it wont work in https
The ssl location is
/usr/share/icecast2/icecast.pem
as I mentioned the green padlock is showing but it is looking in the
"webroot" directives for the file
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/usr/share/icecast2
/usr/share/icecast2/icecast.pem
As far as I've able to determine there is no way to determine how many
listeners you have on a stream. Short of pulling it from the server
website with a http reqest. Normally, you would restrict user access at
the server side and not the source.
I could be wrong. I've only been working with
Is there any way to set max_listeners per mountpoint in Liquidsoap? None of the
expressions I’ve tried seem to work.
- pete
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Hi Nanda,
We are running Icecast on SSL, check out the attached config file.
And better choose the Karl Heyes branch:
https://github.com/karlheyes/icecast-kh
Just download, compile and install the latest comit.
No extra config parameters need to be set, ssl is enabled by default.
Like Nolan
Post your icecast config and I'll try to help you out. My guess is it's
something with your ssl cert file. The cert must contain the x.509 public and
private key.
Also ensure that you've enabled ssl at build when building icecast.
Any errors in the logs?
-Nolan
On Apr 11, 2018, 8:17 AM, at
as an alternative you could proxy the https using nginx or apache. I've
used this method for years and it works fine (you just loose the real
client IP on the icecast side unless you use kh's icecast fork or apply
a light patch.
On 04/06/2018 10:12, sandeep krishna wrote:
> i recompiled icecast2
Right, that's why we're on it. We'll cross-post this on the Icecast
mailing list and report back if we find a solution.
On 11.04.18 14:12, Peter wrote:
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> I don't, but would love to. It's causing any https page in which there's an
> embedded player to show as "not secure".
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> - pete
I don't, but would love to. It's causing any https page in which there's an
embedded player to show as "not secure".
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Hi there,
I'm working with Sandeep on this issue. Everything is working fine
without SSL enabled, not sure what we're missing here.
Does anybody have SSL enabled and would be willing to share his or her
Icecast config? We should probably also post this on the Icecast mailing
list
Best,
NKd
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your repy.
With regard to option (b), correct me if I am wrong:
This mean that if I have 4 directories, when the weighting variable causes
Liquidsoap to return to the music1 directory, it will continue playing the
randomised order from where it left off (essentially
Hi - you can do this quite easily with Liquidsoap.
(a) if you want to generate playlists from specific directories, you can do so
with a command similar to:
ls -d "$PWD"/* > /path_to/directory_containing_playlists/playlist.m3u (or
whatever file extension you choose)
and make this run
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