Jay wrote:You could try installing the latest gcc.

FYI... Redhat and Fedora users can install the compat-libstdc++ package which is included with all >7.3 distros. Steamcast will then be happy.

Jay, you should compile it on a newer distro

Jay, just make the server be able to read a flat text file for reserve/ban lists. Have it re-read the file with a sighup. I though this would work with the DNAS, but a sighup causes the rip/ban files to be overwritten... probably not what they really intended, since I doubt rotating rip/ban files is...

Thanks Jay, will do.

Is there currently any stat reporting available other than the log file? Such as a 7.html or any type of browser-accessable page?

Can I substitute this for a DNAS and expect it to work with I-tunes listeners?

Are W3C logs supported?

What flavors of Linux (out the box) have been known to work?

[root@backup src]# ./steamcast
./steamcast: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory


Running Fedora Core 1

Any chance of seeing a statically linked binary?

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