Topic: Old Topic - Need Better Solution "Streaming Audio to a web site"

[cbacani]

Thank you - Thank you very much. This is something that needs to be explored and with your help - other people will also benefit. The SME server has the ability to do just about anything that we can imagine. I really wish someone would produce some automated radio broadcast software that could get the job done.

I will also try this running that script sometime this week and maybe we can compare notes.

Carl

[beakersloco]

So can this be done from a dynamic ip address .. using the dns name ?

This looks like something I might like to try so that when I am out of town in a hotel or at work ...stream the music from my home connection.

[imcintyre]

I think this how to or contrib is overkill for what you want to do. I am able to play music from home server using openvpn contrib, log onto network and get to appropriate directory on the sme box where the music is stored and then select the files you want to play and let windows media player do the rest.

[sandoz]

i am trying to get this howto to work for my shoutcast server
everything seems to be working ok, i can connect locally to 192.168.1.110:8000, where i see the winampserver
however, when i try this outside the LAN, i am not able oto connect
on the router, port 8000 and 8001 are forwarded to 192.168.1.110

what am i doing wrong? the webserver is normally working at 80 as are other services

[sandoz]

ok, service masq stop
and it works

shouldn't the command
[root@csserver ~]# config set shoutcast service access public status enabled TCPPorts 8000:8001
do the same?

[Normando]

ok, service masq stop
and it works

shouldn't the command
[root@csserver ~]# config set shoutcast service access public status enabled TCPPorts 8000:8001
do the same?

Please, no stop the masq service because this is the firewall!

Use the command you have wroted:

config set shoutcast service access public status enabled TCPPort 8000:8001
signal-event remoteaccess-update

[sandoz]

done that, but it doesn't work, ip:8000 is not loading

[Normando]

TCPPort not TCPPorts

Can you read the wiki please?

[sandoz]

i used TCPPorts, not TCPPort, i read the wiki and i cannot find it in the wiki
still not working

[raem]

sandoz

I think you need to either read more of the wiki, or read the wiki more slowly

http://wiki.contribs.org/DB_Variables_Configuration

http://wiki.contribs.org/DB_Variables_Configuration#Additional_information_on_customizing_iptables

[Normando]

i used TCPPorts, not TCPPort, i read the wiki and i cannot find it in the wiki
still not working

The correct way is TCPPort

Ray was advice you

[sandoz]

ok, my fault
now i used the TCPPort, but still nothing

how do i list the masq entries?
in iptables -L i cannot find anything regarding port 8000

[jfarschman]

Carl...

  Bounce me your email address.  jay@hitechsavvy.com

  Thanks.  I am told that you may have tried to call me while I was out.

Your Friend,
Jay

[william_syd]

ok, my fault
now i used the TCPPort, but still nothing

how do i list the masq entries?
in iptables -L i cannot find anything regarding port 8000

As this thread got bumped....

[root@tiger ~]# iptables -L | grep 8000
[root@tiger ~]# config set shoutcast service access public status enabled TCPPorts 8000:8001
[root@tiger ~]# signal-event remoteaccess-update
[root@tiger ~]# iptables -L | grep 8000
ACCEPT     tcp  --  anywhere             tiger.magicwilly.info tcp dpts:8000:8001

[root@tiger ~]# config delete shoutcast
[root@tiger ~]# signal-event remoteaccess-update
[root@tiger ~]# iptables -L | grep 8000
[root@tiger ~]# config set shoutcast service access public status enabled TCPPort 8000:8001
[root@tiger ~]# signal-event remoteaccess-update
[root@tiger ~]# iptables -L | grep 8000

[root@tiger ~]# config delete shoutcast
[root@tiger ~]# signal-event remoteaccess-update
[root@tiger ~]# iptables -L | grep 8000
[root@tiger ~]# config set shoutcast service access public status enabled TCPPort 8000     
[root@tiger ~]# signal-event remoteaccess-update
[root@tiger ~]# iptables -L | grep 8000
ACCEPT     tcp  --  anywhere             tiger.magicwilly.info tcp dpt:8000
[root@tiger ~]#



Both TCPPorts and TCPPort are valid for their intended purpose.