This avoids a endless loop in a spin lock that has not been inited
yet if fserve engine was not started up by the time it was sent to
go down. This happened if icecast couldn't read the config because
the file was corrupted or non-existent.
Closes: #2144
This sets the on_demand parameter of the source correctly on
creation of a on-demand relay.
Thanks to Marvin Scholz <epirat07@gmail.com>.
Closes: #2054
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For the future we might want to consider if we still want to maintain
this and in which format.
This adds support to list global and per mount roles on stats.xsl.
This isn't nicest formated but works.
This also adds <source>-like <authentication> with <role>s to
root node.
Closes: #2133
This allows <resource> (former <alias>) to have only one of the
attribues source and destination. In that case other parameters
will be applied to the client but uri is not mapped.
See #2097
This allows a <role> represented by a auth_t to run in "immediate"
mode. In this mode no thread is created for this <role>. This is a
major speedup.
Closes#2124
This allows to manage <role>s via admin interface if the role supports.
Also format of admin/manageauth has been changed:
- <source> was renamed to <role>.
- mount parameter was removed.
- <role> got new parameters: type, name,
can-adduser, can-deleteuser, can-listuser.
- can-* parameters are bools ("true" or "false"). They should be used
to show or hide elements on the admin interface.
Ticket #2123 is nearly complet with this, just admin/manageauth.xsl
needs up be updated. Please close the bug in the commit that updates
admin/manageauth.xsl.
See #2123
This adds setting a URL for manegement of roles to the framework.
If no URl is given in the config file this defaults to internal
(/admin/manageauth.xsl) interface if supported by the backend.
See #2123
This exports id and name of <role>s on stats.xml output. The <role>s
are in a <authentication> container tag and mimic the format used
by the config file.
See #2123
This added a unique ID to each auth_t instance so it can be refered
to e.g. by the web interface for mangement functionallity. Mostly
stolen from connection.[ch].
See #2123
