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okay, finally received enough help to get my feeble mind to be able to stream VNC over ssh (connecting my work and home boxes) . Now my question is how do I get esound to work? i found a howto on this site for linux box to linux box, will this setup work the same for ssh using putty on a windows box to connect to xmms streaming esound on my home lnux box? do I just need to forward port 16001?
No go. I tried that last year with no luck. ssh can do X11 forwarding but not sound. What I ended up doing was writing my own script using Fluid. Then I found out about Streamsicle and everything was cool. Besides horrible documentation, Streamsicle is easy to setup once you find the configuration file (do a find in the streamsicle directory for *.conf).
I wonder if there's a way to have live365 stream with out the mp3 or pls or whatever file extension. Also, is the firewall blocking mp3s by blocking a certain port? If so, can you change the port which live365 streams out of?
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