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Could not connect to BROADCASTIFYSERVER:80/MOUNT #185

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dougware opened this issue Sep 7, 2020 · 2 comments
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Could not connect to BROADCASTIFYSERVER:80/MOUNT #185

dougware opened this issue Sep 7, 2020 · 2 comments

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@dougware
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dougware commented Sep 7, 2020

Hello,

I'm troubleshooting a problem with rtl_airband on Ubuntu 20.04 on a Raspberry Pi 3B. I compiled rtl_airband using these flags, because Ubuntu 20.04 doesn't include some of the bcm_host headers/libraries.
NFM=1 PLATFORM=armv7-generic

I have verified the icecast details in the config several times.

All I'm seeing in the output is:
Trying to reconnect to BROADCASTIFYSERVER:80/MOUNT...
Could not connect to BROADCASTIFYSERVER:80/MOUNT...

I turned debugging on, but I didn't see any connection related information at all in the debug_log. I can reach the Broadcastify server through curl, but I get a 404. Hitting an icecast server mountpoint with curl may normally return a 404, I'm not sure.

How can I see the icecast connection failure details?

@dougware
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dougware commented Sep 7, 2020

I went back to the latest Raspbian for this Pi and rtl_airband is working as expected.

I didn't compile any libraries on the Ubuntu Server 20.04 Pi image, I used stock packages for everything until I compiled rtl_airband. I'm not sure why there was a difference.

Doug

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szpajder commented Sep 7, 2020

My guess is that you are hitting issue #143.

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