disagree with the new ISO-8859-1 assumption for non-Ogg streams, because
(for example) with ID3 tags, a codeset is simply not part of the specification
and a better assumption would be that they are in the user's locale.
Therefore, it would make more sense, IMO, to clearly specify that ANY metadata
sent to Icecast should be UTF-8 and let the source client figure out the rest.
This would also answer the question what codeset an /admin user should use if
the content type of a mountpoint isn't known (although that can be figured out
with an unclean read of the mountpoint's stats beforehand.)
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for normalizing metadata strings, which -- I assume -- is due to strange
(MP3) encoders that do weird things. Well, why not. It's not too intrusive,
and disabled by default. Enable string normalization with the new -n command
line parameter.
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pointers to NULL if we lateron expect them to be NULL (no longer rely on
xalloc to do this for us.)
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has not been checked for changes to previous behavior and isn't complete, yet.
More to come.
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program/script to get metadata from. Also include SIGUSR2 handling that triggers
metadata updates from the external program mid-stream.
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