Setting up SHOUTcast for the first time: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found

[Dead-i]

Hello,

Recently I have attempted to setup my own SHOUTcast server on my new Virtual Private Server, and I believe I have set it up correctly; however clients are unable to listen to my stream.

When the client goes to :8080 (the port I set in sc_serv_basic.conf) in my browser, my stream appears in the list and the client then clicks on the stream. When the client clicks the Listen button, it downloads listen.pls, which the client then opes in XAMPP. However, the track name in WinAmp then alternates between these two, with a few milliseconds in between (replacing 123.456.789 with my server IP).

[Connecting] http://123.456.789:8080/test.aac
[HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found] http://184.154.20.199:8080/test.aac

Then at my server's end, Shoutcast outputs this (replacing **** with some random port number):

E msg:[DST 123.456.789:**** sid=1] SHOUTcast 2 client connection rejected. Stream not available. WinampMPEG/5.62, Ultravox/2.1
I msg:[DST 123.456.789:**** sid=1] SHOUTcast 2 client connection closed (0 seconds) [Bytes: 0] Agent: 'WinampMPEG/5.62, Ultravox/2.1'

Any help appreciated; Thanks!

[DrO]

have you obtained an authhash for the stream? see http://wiki.winamp.com/wiki/SHOUTcas...ash_Management as running a v2 DNAS publically (as seems to be the case) requires an authhash for it to be able to list correctly. if you don't want the stream(s) listed in the SHOUTcast Directory then you need to change the source to indicate it is a private stream.

-daz

[p0rt]

you need to create a default playlist for sc_trans to load up and use, then switches to calendar playlists if the calender is being used

[DrO]

p0rt: what on earth are you smoking - no where is sc_trans mentioned and if you bothered to look at the log messages provided then it is clear that client connections are being purposefully blocked - which points towards a lack of an authhash on the stream(s).

-daz

[p0rt]

you get the same error if a source isnt connected

[Dead-i]

Thanks, it seems to have worked