audio/shoutcast

[Chris H]

On Wed, 15 Apr 2015 09:06:06 +0900 Randy Bush <randy at psg.com> wrote

> audio/shoutcast updated and now the way i run no longer works
> 
> i (used to) run a dozen streams servers on a dozen ports via a dozen
> entries in /usr/local/etc/rc.d and matching conf files.  this is because
> upstreamrs such as nicecast for mac etc can not specify the new
> version's selector in http://u.r.l/selector.
> 
> the new version screams when i try to start more than one instance.
> 
> and the package is a frelling binary, i.e. i can not hack it.  <insert
> stream of religious invective>.
> 
> how far back do i have to go to find a usable version?  or am i missing
> some obvious hack?
Umm... why the <insert stream of religious invective> didn't
you provide any useful information? ;)
Ya know, something along the lines of uname -a, or pkg info? ;)
In other words; how far back largely depends on how far forward
you are, or maybe it's as simple as reverting *back* to the version
you were running that *worked*. ;)
You could always hack up a version within your ports tree, and
use the results. Assuming pkg install created/installed the version
you're now running.

--Chris
> 
> randy
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