Radio Toolbox is a stat gather program, not a streaming media server.

Steamcast is our streaming media server. www.steamcast.com

do you have the script service running and up on your website?

well what I am saying you will will need to modify the example2.php script to do this. You will need to replace the default variables that the script came with and use the actual details array. You can find the includes.php file on your website with the catcher.php file.

well the check is to designate the default. But you can use the detail array to get individual server stats and do some pretty advanced stuff.

As I said make sure the "Send Server Details" check box is checked on the script service options pane and then let it do a check (or restart radio toolbox ...

if you are tracking both servers in one instance you can use the server details array to group the statistics by stations.

View the generated includes.php file for variable names you can work with.

that is the interval you set in the general page of the options window.

It is the interval at which radio toolbox checks servers and does your custom work (scripts, ftp uploading etc). The only service which doesn't follow that interval is the log service.

well my plan was mysql support would be funneled through the script interface stuff, so you can write a real simple catcher script which dumps data into a any database you like.

You can find rtb.xml in your web interface.

ie: http://localhost:4000/rtb.xml

what information would you need from the current stats?

currently /rtb.xml is what is offered for remote viewers to poll.

well the script service is really extensible, the whole reason I wrote it as I did was so that someone could extend it's capabilities to whatever you would like.

Unfortunately no one has stepped up to really show it's full potential and unfortunately my time has been extremely limited. I would ...

yea some of the statistics you mentioned are offered in the online log service or could be offered there.

Station grouping is something that would have to be offered much later. Would require quite a rewrite, but I have considered it. Also this could be offered in the Online Log Service now without ...

Acceptable Use Policy. Generally they will say what they like but make limits on what is guarenteed. As I said you need to talk to them not me.

well, this all depends on the host, if they are a vhost or shared hosting plan then likely the answer is no, and purely because they would nail you on their AUP. You need to contact your host povider and ask them directly if this is ok. If they say yes then you need to get shell access so you can ...

i'll see what I can come up with.

yea it would be just a simple header addition to redirect a banned user, but where would you redirect them to and how should that be specified?

FYI it will be up to the client to honor the redirection.

nope, the protocal provides no method to redirect after the header.