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r4_offline_file = "/home/icecast/~misc/cover-offline.mp3"
r4_sid = "3"
r4_dest_mount = "covers"
r4_dest_desc = "Rainwave Covers"
r4_dest_url = "http://covers.rainwave.cc"
r4_harbor_port = 31233

##################

set("log.level", 3)

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	var audioCtx = new (window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext)();
	var source;

	var analyser = audioCtx.createAnalyser();
	analyser.minDecibels = -60.0;
	analyser.maxDecibels = 0.0;
	analyser.smoothingTimeConstant = 0.8;
	analyser.fftSize = 128;

	var javascriptNode = audioCtx.createScriptProcessor(1024);

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<div class="mobile_rating unselectable needsclick" bind="el">
	<div class="mobile_rating_header">
		{{ $l("slide_to_rate") }}
	</div>
	<div class="mobile_rating_slider">
		<div class="mobile_rating_on" bind="r1_0">1</div>
		<div class="pointfive" bind="r1_5">.5</div>
		<div bind="r2_0">2</div>
		<div class="pointfive" bind="r2_5">.5</div>
		<div bind="r3_0">3</div>

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DNS REFERENCE
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F:\Downloads\BIND9.10.3.x64>dig +trace @8.8.8.8 getpocket.com A

; <<>> DiG 9.10.3 <<>> +trace @8.8.8.8 getpocket.com A
; (1 server found)
;; global options: +cmd
.                       20628   IN      NS      a.root-servers.net.
.                       20628   IN      NS      b.root-servers.net.

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<!--
    This is a sample Icecast2 server config you can use to relay rainwave.cc.

    Please note that relaying is whitelisted by IP address - if you actually
    want to relay Rainwave, you'll have to arrange for that. :)

    Please reference icecast.org for full documentation about this file.

    This config file is based off the default config for a Debian Jessie install. (2.3.3)
    If you have custom compiled your own or use a different distro,

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<icecast>

    <location>Somewhere</location>
    <admin>myemail@mydomain.com</admin>

    <limits>
        <clients>100</clients>
        <sources>30</sources>
        <queue-size>524288</queue-size>
        <client-timeout>30</client-timeout>

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_f.H = function each_songs_H(_c, _r) {
    var B = document.createElement('div');
    B.setAttribute('class', 'row' + (_c.cool ? 'cool' : '') + ' ' + (_c.fave ? 'song_fave_highlight' : ''));
    var C = document.createElement('div');
    C.setAttribute('class', 'length');
    C.textContent = Formatting.minute_clock(_c.length);
    B.appendChild(C);
    if (_c.url) {
      var D = document.createElement('a');
      D.setAttribute('class', 'url');

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ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_totalvotes		INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_totalmindchange	INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_totalratings	INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_totalrequests	INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_winningvotes	INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_losingvotes		INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_winningrequests	INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_losingrequests	INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_totalvotes		INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE phpbb_users ADD radio_last_active		INTEGER		DEFAULT 0;

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mystation.liq
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r4_offline_file = "/path/to/a/song.mp3"
# your station ID
r4_sid = "1"
# NO FILE EXTENSION for dest_mount!! there will be both icecast_mount.ogg and icecast_mount.mp3
r4_dest_mount = "icecast_mount"
r4_dest_desc = "My Rainwave"
r4_dest_url = "http://myrainwave.mydomain.com"

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<chance> LiquidRain: basically: design your app to be 2 factor. then use docker.
[14:30] <chance> ideally: use env vars for config, then most stuff will be pretty easy to configure
[14:31] <chance> containers should be isolated, single purpose applications. do not try to do all the things in 1 container. if your django app uses nginx, and postgres. then you should have at least 3 containers, your django app container, a postgres container, and an nginx container.
[14:31] <LiquidRain> running a dev environment is easy enough - django's built in stuff - but when it starts getting to where to put WSGI I'm a bit lost, coming from a world of "everything on the same box"
[14:31] <chance> layering is simply a matter of making your docker builds fast.
[14:31] <kushalsingh007> chance: Can you help me out ?
[14:32] <chance> kushalsingh007: im not sure, but its just cgroups. you might be able to do it via the CLI
[14:32] <chance> LiquidRain: how do you do wsgi now?
[14:32] <LiquidRain> chance: cool, that's a good start.