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Shoutcast Script?? Can Any One help...

Is ther such script that tells you if your radio station is online or offline??? Please reply if there is i've tried looking but no luck... thanks

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fsockopen("ip",port

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what does that do & where do i put that lol

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find the ip or url of the radio station and the port, then use as so:

PHP:

<?php

$check = fsockopen("www.radiostation.com" , 80);

if(!$check) {
offline
} else {
online
}

?>

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//damell

ok im very Crappy with PHP , can it be done any easier??

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how the hell is 5 lines of code difficult, stick the url in and 80 for the port, and voila.

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//damell

Last edited by damell, April 27th, 2003 07:12 PM (Edited 1 times)

ok here you go. just change the images and it will work and the ip and port.

PHP:

<?php
$check = @fsockopen ("127.0.0.1", 80,$errno, $errstr,1); // change 127.0.0.1 to your shoucast ip and 80 to the port 
if($check) {    
    header('content-type: image/gif');
    readfile('aimon.gif'); // change this to an image you want when shoutcast is on
} else {    
    header('content-type: image/gif');
    readfile('aimoff.gif'); // change this to an image you want when shoutcast is off

}
?>

save this script to its own file dont modify it other than what i said. just save it as onlinestatus.php then use it just like an image. <img src='onlinestatus.php'>

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that looks too difficult bigtoach, isn't there an easier way to do it?

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//damell

thats the same exact thing as your code just using an image instead. only real difference is that mine wont take 30 to timeout. it takes max of 1 second.
here you can do this if you just want plain text.

PHP:

<?php
$check = @fsockopen ("127.0.0.1", 80,$errno, $errstr,1);
if($check) {    
    echo 'online';
} else {    
    echo 'offline';
}
?>

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QUOTE BY eskiehax
ok im very Crappy with PHP , can it be done any easier??

note the rolleyes in my post, i was being sarcastic, of course i understand it

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//damell