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Originally Posted by ondoho
and debian stable because it has never caused me any trouble since.
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So that "debian stable" is just a command console? (sorry, I'm a newbie with linux) I've tried to install debian without gnome, and, well, it is true that "gnome-keyring" doesn't bother anymore, but now I think the problem is in other point.
The "gnome-keyring" problem just happen when I use "/etc/init.d/icecast2", but not when I use "service icecast2 start" or "restart". Ironically, if I write "service icecast2 start" it says:
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Starting icecast2: Starting icecast2
Detaching from the console
icecast2.
Then I try to go to the web with the url "192.168.1.X:8000" or something like that, even I've tried with "127.0.0.1:8000", but it doesn't work, the web never loads.
So I'm asking me if I am following the correct steps.
1º apt-get install icecast2.
2º not configure icecast2 as long as the installation is running (sometimes I've tried to configure it from there but in the "icecast.xml" I've never seen the configuration has changed).
3º change passwords from "icecast.xml".
4º change false to true in the line "ENABLE" from "/etc/default/icecast2".
5º try to start icecast2.
That is what I do.
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Well, it seems that something good has happened. I tried to install icecast2 without ANY configuration except to change to "ENABLE=true" in "/etc/default/icecast2", and it works.
So, I have to find out why it doesn't work if I change de password or anything.