[streaming video] Fwd: debian (etch) package for icecast2-kh33

[alejo d]

no se que tal funcione, pero aca unas instrucciones para montar un
 server de icecast escalable a la red del GISS.TV
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 From: Rama <rama at xicnet.com>
 Date: Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 7:51 PM
 Subject: [stream-ring] debian (etch) package for icecast2-kh33
 Hola,
  ( para los que tengan problemas con el inglés, pueden preguntar en
  castellano y serán respondidos también en castellano o ruso ;)
  I've just put up a debian package for the latest version
  of icecast's development branch (kh33) as updated by yves.
  ( thanks yves! )
  It will be really appreciated if somebody can try it out and give some
  feedback, so every ring member can use the debian package to
  install/update their servers. This way it will be easier to update,
  and have them all synchronized with the latest working version.
  First off, before you attempt to install this package,
  be sure to backup your icecast.xml config to somewhere safe.
  Then follow these steps:
  * Add my repository to your /etc/apt/sources.list:
    # icecast2-kh GISS
    deb http://xicnet.com/debian etch main
  * Run the following commands:
    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get install icecast2
  * Read the README.Debian to understand some changes on the new
  debian package:
    less /usr/share/doc/icecast2/README.Debian
  Most important to note here is that /etc/icecast2/icecast.xml
  is a symlink to /usr/share/icecast2/etc/icecast2/icecast.xml
  in an effort to ease the setup of a chroot jail for icecast.
  So you should place your customized config file there rather
  than directly on /etc/icecast2.
  * Now place again your backed up icecast.xml config in the above
  mentioned place.
  * Be always careful to keep a backup copy of your currently working
  config and any modified xsl pages if applies, just in case an update
  of this package overwrites the existing one.
  * Please, follow the YP howto here: http://yp.r23.cc/howto.html
  to announce your server's streams into our YP directory.
  We are using the IP address for our YP server, so you don't
  have to worry about all the chroot setup mess ;)
  IMHO using our own YP directory is the best way to go for having
  a listing of all the streams across the different ring member servers.
  My idea is also that we could provide RSS feeds with the channels when
  they are online, as announced to the YP dir.
  You basically need to add the following to your icecast.xml config:
   <directory>
   <yp-url-timeout>15</yp-url-timeout>
   <yp-url>http://193.238.157.52/yp/yp.php</yp-url>
   </directory>
  And reload the server's config: /etc/init.d/icecast2 reload
  After about one second visit: http://yp.r23.cc/ to see your streams
  listed there.
  If you have any questions feel free to ask over this list, so others can
  benefit as well.
  Hope this helps
  Saludos!
  Rama.