Fixed url try again. Another user just tried it out and it is no longer kicking me so I think I found it. Let me know if you still see those no data flows within a minute of a connection.

I just hammered your stream a couple of times and it doesn't seem to be kicking me now

Perhaps I finally figured this one out.

you may not have this option but you could try running it in spare machine setup the same way and see if gives you problems there. If it does this you might be on to something, if not then it could be some conflict with your particular system.

ok I am seeing a pattern

try this www.steamcast.com/downloads/steamcast/steamcast

it is a redhat 7.3 compile.

try this, it is a red hat 7.3 compile

www.steamcast.com/downloads/steamcast/steamcast

ok well I will repack it and send you a copy to test out on your system if you wouldn't mind?

I added a couple of things that I think might resolve it but without having it actually happen to me, I won't know until you try it.

What OS are you running this on?

This seems a bit more wide spread, so a specific compile may be the problem.

Broken Pipe is normal

the No Data Flow is some kind of bug, which OS are you running steamcast on?

unfortunately debug dumps mean nothing to me without source. What was the last log entry before the crash each time it occurs?

unfortunately debuggers are fairly useless without the source.

I ran with your session file you uploaded with my install and it seems to be working fine, been running for about an hour. Of course I am using XP SP 1. I'd have to get a hold of a machine with SP2 on it because I am pretty much refusing to install it due to various issues with how they handled ...

just look in the sc_serv.conf or sc_serv.ini for PortBase and change it to whatever you like.

send me your rtb.ini file and session.rtb file

You can use the bug system at www.radiotoolbox.com/bugs/ to send these files.

if it is making a connection but not actually getting the response it expects then it's quite possible you have some other service running on the source port. Have you tried going to your server in a browser?

well is this a real problem? I would think that after a few connections the proxy would be constrained bandwidth wise. The spirit of this feature is to keep someone from just consuming your entire server on a whim. It would be quite an achievement to do this with proxies.

Also I could see this ...