Icecast Streaming Media Server

i changed it because it seemed not to work and i was tryin to work around it.

Here is my code now

const char *ip;

ip = client->con->ip;
if (strcmp (ip, "127.0.0.1") !== 0)
{
const char *ipaddrk = httpp_getvar (client- ...

i tried it and i am still getting errors while compiling...

so my code should be then

const char *ip;

ip = client->con->ip;
if (strcmp (ip, "127.0.0.1") == 0)
{
const char *ipaddrk = httpp_getvar ...

when i compile i get the following error:

auth_url.c: In function âurl_add_listenerâ:
auth_url.c:293: error: âX_FORWARD_FROMâ undeclared (first use in this function) ...

i have changed auth_url.c like this but it doesnt work

ipaddr = util_url_escape (client->con->ip);
ipaddrk = httpp_getvar (client->parser, X_FORWARD_FROM);

if (ipaddr =='12 ...

i think that adding an additional parameter is better, i will have a look into the source code tomorrow and maybe it will be committed to the icecast future editions. as we all know running icecast on ...

can you help me see where i have to change in the source code in order to get it working? i would like to add an additional information in those information sent when doing url_auth such as forward-ip

Let me explain more my current situation, i have icecast running on port 8000 and i want listeners to be able to listen on port 80, using apache mod rewrite i created a rule that interprete the reqest ...

so you mean using the apache mod_rewrite is not the best way to get icecast running on port 80? can you give me an example on how to do it?

Hello,
i have been trying to listen my radio over a firewall connection that allows only port 80. Using apache mod_rewrite i rewrote my request to map my icecasr server correctly,

but i cant get t ...

is there i parameter which can give out that values in the mount_connect ? or disconnect? or if a user disconnects he sends how many bits he have read?

How can the total_bytes_read total_bytes_sent help in that?

so you mean in the regular icecast i cant konw what bandwidth was consumed over a period of time, lets say i have a 16kbps stream and i have listeners who are connecting to my stream correct me if i a ...

where can i get the documentation of the kh branches?