well it is based on how many users on on the service, if someone abandons an account then you the system allows other users in.

Right now we can only handle 40 users, it may be changed soon as i have completed migration of other webservices off this server.

hmm there are no gray vertical lines only teal vertical lines, they signify top of the hour.

Each color in the graph represents a song.

http://www.radiotoolbox.com/docs/index.php?p_id=1
http://www.radiotoolbox.com/docs/faq/?p_id=1

you are probably behind a proxy:

To find your IP address simply go to Radio Toolbox - Where You are .

Your IP address will be the large red dotted numbers.

If this still doesn't work then you are most likely behind a proxy in which case it may help to use your system to find your IP.

In Windows ...

does it show spacing wrong?

That's the only problem I have seen in mozilla based browsers.

I figure as long as the text displays and the page loads I am not going to worry about it, have quite a bit on my plate right now and redesign will just have to take a back seat for now.

you will have to change the path in the include() function to point to the includes.php

For instance, if your script is in the parent directory of the catcher.php directory, then you would modify the include function to

include("./catcher_dir/includes.php");

of course replace catcher_dir with the ...

the list is in the includes.php file, just use the variable names you see there.

that's odd, the only thing I could think of is that it can't read from the file properly, i'll take a look at my code and see if I can add some extra notifications that might help out in this type of situation.

could you provide a link to the file it uplaoded?

well something is causing the code to lose it's new line characters

the code should look like

<?PHP
include(....

not

<?PHP include(....

which would be why you see that error.

change the document's extention to .txt

and then look at it in your browser to see what I mean

make sure that the script wasn't scrambled during the transfer to your site, when you uploaded it to your server did you upload it using ASCII mode?

you mean most often heard?

yea you could easily write something to do that with Radio Toolbox in PHP. Just have to modify the catcher.php script to store values in a database then use the results of the database.

Radio toolbox does not support Windows Media servers at this time.

touch interval is how often it touches your audio server's, the program is written in such a way that it only FTP's something when there is a change in overall stats, other wise you will note that in the Current Stats screen FTP service will say Standing by... This is to keep it from hammering your ...

went to your site, and you have output up there. Did you figure it out?