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Kevin (kevin@888.nu)
Wed, 03 Jan 2001 09:46:41 -0800
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001 08:30:25 -0800
"Harondel J. Sibble" <help@pdscc.com> wrote:
<el-snipo>
Eya Harondel,
Missed you at the Xmas party! Anyway, I was just over at SFU bookstore
and in the latest Linux Journal Magzine, they have a step by step way of
installing a Broadcast server, which uses icecast/ encoder(Did'nt go
that deep into it), which can be played on xmms and/or winamp.
They have config files+details on how to set it up. This is a HOWTO a
project called www.opensourceradio.com who used this to set their
servers up.
Also , you can check freshmeat.net, for automount etc, run the automound
on the box, which when it detectes a cdrom, launches a script which then
launches a ripper, and puts the files into a shared dir which is a part
of the icecast server.
Everynight/hour launch a script that rm -f' the wav files left over.
This all can be done by one simple shell script in a cron job that
basicallys runs and checks if there is a cdrom in the drive, if = 1 exec
ripper /cdrom/* ; cp -R $placetomp3/* /icecastserverdir/* ; echo " On
`date` added new mp3" | mail `date` added new mp3" | mail root@localhost ;
else if = 0{
sleep
}
fi.
Hm..I could make it, but I am too lazy(I'll be happy to help you write
the script, and a small HOWTO which could then be posted here or ldp
etc.)...upto you..
-Kevin
// "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"
// "Who watches the watchmen?"
// - Juvenal, Satires, VI, 347
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