crash when streaming standard input without also using a metadata program
(d'oh.)
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* Add 'charset=UTF-8' to the metadata update query arguments. The current
release of Icecast will ignore it, and the next one will know how to handle
it (karl@ is still working on it at this point, but previous diffs worked
as advertised.)
* If no metadata format string is available and we have both an artist and
a title, use the artist/title way of updating instead of the generic "song"
interface.
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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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out that there is still a problem with MP3 streams that are being reencoded.
This allows me to try out more solutions.
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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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for streaming MP3 files without reencoding, which was lost during the many
changes in 0.3.0 and subsequently forgotten. Sorry for the inconvenience,
and thanks for the report.
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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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took care of it partially. Diagnosed with the help from someone, who wishes
to stay anonymous. Thanks!
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found in the Icecast mailing list archive, in a mail by Geoff Shang, via
Google. Let's hope that the bug tracker prevents this kind of bug hunting
in the future ...
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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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ezstream.c. Use a basename() function for Windows that behaves identical to
a modern Unix' basename().
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file parsing. Ezstream now prints each error it can find and then bails out,
instead of bailing out on the first error. Tweak URL parsing as well, and do
some cosmetic changes to the error messages.
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how reconnections are handled in general: A recovered connection always skips
to the next tune as well, as it seems that at least for Ogg Vorbis, libshout
wants to see an Ogg header after a shout_open(). The new code makes this
behavior consistent among all formats.
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file is group or world writeable. This is actually what the warning about root
was all about.
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a flurry of simultaneous SIGHUP and SIGUSR1 signals. From what I can tell,
signal handling is now quite solid now. Achieve this by moving most of
streamFile() into a new sendStream() function, which is called within a new
do-while loop inside streamFile(). There, proper behavior is ensured and
a race condition resolved in favor of SIGHUP.
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be used. This is required for Solaris and possibly others, where signal handlers
have to be reinstalled after having caught one signal via signal(). Also prevent
Ezstream from being killed by a handled signal in streamFile(), where they
can interrupt fread()'s system calls. This improves matters, but isn't perfect,
yet. A SIGHUP signal can still cause skipping to the next track, which should
be triggered only by SIGUSR1.
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