# IceGenerator sample configuration file ####################################################### # Server section ####################################################### # IP (REQUIRED) IP=192.168.16.180 # Port (REQUIRED) PORT=8000 # Type (REQUIRED) # 1 - Icecast 1.3.21 or Shoutcast (ICY protocol compatible) # 2 - Icecast 2.0 (HTTP protocol compatible) SERVER=2 # Mount point for MP3/OGG streaming. (REQUIRED) # REMEMBER TO SET A VIRTUAL MOUNT POINT HERE FOR OGG STREAMING. MANY # PLAYERS (LIKE WINAMP, XMMS, ETC.) CAN'T AUTO RECOGNIZE OGG STREAMING # WITHOUT .OGG EXTENSION. MOUNT=/r.mp3 ####################################################### # User section ####################################################### # Source user name (usually IceCast is configured for "source"). (REQUIRED) SOURCE=source # Server connection password (REQUIRED) PASSWORD= ####################################################### # File and playlist section ####################################################### # Format (REQUIRED) # 0 - Ogg Vorbis # 1 - MP3 FORMAT=1 # Path for MP3s/OGGs. (REQUIRED) # This variable has the following format: # playlist_type:playlist_data # where playlist_type is # pth: list of dirs # sql: MySQL server table # pql: PostGreSQL server table # pls: PLS file # m3u: M3U file # # pth case # playlist_data is your mp3's directories separated with full commas # eg: pth:/path1;/path2;path3 # # pql/sql case # playlist_data is your PostGreSQL/MySQL connection data (separated with # full commas) in the following order: # sql:host;port;user;password;database;table;field where: # host is SQL server hostname or IP # port is SQL server port. If 0, default port will be used # user is SQL user authorized to database read access # password is SQL user password # database is SQL db name that contains mp3 data # table is SQL table of database that contains mp3 data # field is SQL table's field that contains mp3 pathname # # m3u/pls case # you have to specify a M3U/PLS standard playlist file path. # eg: pls:/my_path/my_playlist.pls MP3PATH=pth:/home/user/music # Set this flag to search recursively from root directories specified (default is disabled) RECURSIVE=1 # File to record the stream to on the server (default is none) DUMPFILE= # Loop playlist (default is enabled) LOOP=1 # Set this flag to play your music in random order (default is enabled), otherwise # alphabetic order will be used SHUFFLE=1 ####################################################### # Information ####################################################### # In next four variables u can put your metadata information that will be # sent to clients. You can use any string you want. # Name of the stream (default none). NAME=Dzzz # Genre of the stream (default none). GENRE=djugadjaga # Description of the stream (default none). DESCRIPTION=Your # Url of the stream (default none). URL=http://192.168.16.180:8000/r.mp3 # Bitrate of the stream. Its value is purely informational. It doesn't # affect real bitrate of your MP3s (default 24000). BITRATE=128000 # Flag to list the stream in directories (default 0) PUBLIC=0 # Set this flag to specify time elapsed between META information update in seconds # (default is 5). A value of 0 disables META information, and only NAME value # will be transmitted. METAUPDATE=5 # This set global MetaDataFile path for your songs. See README.IceMetal # for more info. #MDFPATH=/home/user/music/global.mdf ####################################################### # Debug and logging information ####################################################### # Log # 0 - None # 1 - System logger # 2 - File LOG=2 # Log path # Specify where you want to log IceG actions. Defaults to /var/log/icegenerator.log # if not specified LOGPATH=/var/log/icegenerator.log ####################################################### # Telnet interface ####################################################### # Now IceGenerator has a minimal telnet interface that # receives run-time commands to change IceGenerator # behaviour while streaming. Case is insensitive. # ALL COMMAND MUST BE FOLLOWED BY A TRAILING DOT!!! # Telnet commands are: # TRACK # Returns information about current track # LOOP # Returns information about current LOOP setting # LOOPON # Turns on playlist loop # LOOPOFF # Turns off playlist loop # SHUFFLE # Returns informations about current SHUFFLE setting # SHUFFLEON # Turns on shuffle # SHUFFLEOFF # Turns off shuffle # # DATAPORT is used to specify telnet port. If not specified, telnet # interface will be disabled. If 0, 8796 (default port) will be used. #DATAPORT=8796
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