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Show Multiple Mount Points?

Post by Liquid_Squelch »

Hi,
I am currently running 5 mountpoints on Icecast 2.3.1

I am able to see only one mount point while using Radio Toolbox.
Is there any way to see all of my mount points via radio toolbox?

Is this a feature that could possibly be added?

Also, was wondering if I would be able to show the graphs in a webpage, visible to the "average joe" user.

I know there are PHP scripts out there to show stats on a webpage from Icecast, but none of them seem to work well with multiple mount points. I stumbled onto Radio Tool Box today, and I must say, its a pretty good tool.

If there isn't a way to show multiple mount points on a single stats page, could I run multiple RTBs?? Would I have to install in different directories?

Thanks
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Post by Jay »

that is odd you cannot use multiple mount points but I never did test that so it could be a problem, will put it on the todo to check for. Yes you could do multiple RTB's.
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Post by Liquid_Squelch »

Maybe I'm explaining it wrong...

I setup RTB and added all 5 of my streams.
All 5 of my streams are showing the current ID3 info and user count.

But, only the stream that I have the check mark in the first box on the left shows any data via the PHP query, or when I click on any of the stats pages...


Also, any way to get a web based stats page??
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Post by Jay »

post your includes.php file.

Also what are you referring to by web-based stats?

If you refer to a radio toolbox web interface. Go to File -> Options

then in the tree select "Web Service". Make sure the port isn't zero and hit the Go button.
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Post by Liquid_Squelch »

Here is my includes.php file. There are 5 mount points:
ncfd
scfd
scpd
special
nassausuffolk

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<?php
$server[0]['ip']='localhost:8005/ncfd';
$server[0]['type']='Icecast2';
$server[0]['listeners']='4';
$server[0]['max_listeners']='8';
$server[0]['bitrate']='24';
$server[0]['status']='Online';
$server[0]['desc']='<my website address>';
$server[0]['current_song']='470.5125 - Massapequa Dispatch ';
$server[1]['ip']='localhost:8005/scfd';
$server[1]['type']='Icecast2';
$server[1]['listeners']='0';
$server[1]['max_listeners']='2';
$server[1]['bitrate']='16';
$server[1]['status']='Online';
$server[1]['desc']='<my website address>';
$server[1]['current_song']='155.3850 - Huntington Community First Aid Squad  (Ch1)';
$server[2]['ip']='localhost:8005/scpd';
$server[2]['type']='Icecast2';
$server[2]['listeners']='1';
$server[2]['max_listeners']='2';
$server[2]['bitrate']='16';
$server[2]['status']='Online';
$server[2]['desc']='SCPD (<my website address>)';
$server[2]['current_song']='';
$server[3]['ip']='localhost:8005/special';
$server[3]['type']='Icecast2';
$server[3]['listeners']='0';
$server[3]['max_listeners']='1';
$server[3]['bitrate']='16';
$server[3]['status']='Online';
$server[3]['desc']='<my website address>';
$server[3]['current_song']='WNBC Chop/Eng';
$server[4]['ip']='localhost:8005/nassausuffolk';
$server[4]['type']='Icecast2';
$server[4]['listeners']='1';
$server[4]['max_listeners']='3';
$server[4]['bitrate']='16';
$server[4]['status']='Online';
$server[4]['desc']='<my website address>';
$server[4]['current_song']='';

$current_song='470.5125 - Massapequa Dispatch ';
$listeners='6';
$max_listeners='16';
$touch_interval='30';
$lastsong[0]='470.5125 - Massapequa Dispatch ';
$lasttime[0]='1171137372';
$lastsong[1]='453.8500 - N.Bellmore Rptr';
$lasttime[1]='1171137342';
$lastsong[2]='478.6125 - Uniondale FGnd ';
$lasttime[2]='1171137252';
$lastsong[3]='470.6250 - Massapequa Chief ';
$lasttime[3]='1171137222';
$lastsong[4]='46.0400 - Operations ';
$lasttime[4]='1171137192';
?>
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Post by Jay »

well all of them are in your includes file, where is it that you see only one being shown? Can you provide a link to that page. Is it something you wrote or one of ours?
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