It sounds like something is not right with the streamauth.txt configuration. Do you see your user in the webinterface? Go to Admin -> User Table. You should see your user there.

You need to uncomment SourceAuth

Example change:
; SourceAuth: [Yes|*No]: Allows you to setup HTTP Basic Authorization on this
; mount point. All Authentication is currently file based. Please see steamauth.txt
; SourceAuth overrides the public bit and will force all SourceAuth'd streams to be ...

Yup that is exactly what it means.

Yea I have been testing and so occasionally restarts need to happen but so far it has gone real well. Well enough to make an update available to you guys real soon, although it won't be complete it will be a massive upgrade.

I just finished my first version of a ...

chmod the stats directory where the catcher file is to 777 and try running the testing again. Once it is successful you can set the chmod back to the current setting.

ah, I may look into adding SSL support then. But yea, currently there is none.

how many servers are you monitoring?

Well After many moons the bulk of the bugs I have found and unfinished features/necessities is done that I had planned for the Oct update. I am very excited about this release because I have finally fixed all the Meta data interval issues that have been causing many problems to some users. Relaying ...

All,

I have recently decided to switch the default ordering of our YP lists to favor Steamcast servers. This is in an effort to help foster steamcast usage and provide more incentive to try the steamcast server, especially considering the renewed development time I am giving to this project. The ...

yup tis the issue with distributing binaries reliant on shared libs. Next update will have a static build although last time I tried it I had problems with it as well. We will see though.

run it without the background switch and report any errors that may come back in the console.

your server is not viewable by the internet. You need to make sure that your have properly configured any firewalls to forward packets to steamcast. Refer to your firewall/Router manual for how to do this.

well it shows you have had referrers so it is probably working, don't attempt using it mutiple times as it detects excess clicking.

You need to make sure that your browser is passing referrer information in the request headers. after that you need to make sure that the link is on a site that matches the one in the directory.

look for a release in october.

It makes no difference where the website is located so you can host that anywhere. The stream is a different story. You will need a host with a decent amount of bandwidth and 200Gb is not going to cut it.

Check out the list of hosts at www.radiotoolbox.com/hosts/ for some prices