a ton of optional functionality, but it's getting hard to keep track of it
all. So let's just be lazy.
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if the clock ticks right after we get the start time and the timeout is
only one second, we'll still wait a full second instead of returning
immediately.
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pretending to play while we wait for the connection to timeout. This
removes the need for timers, and thus removes the now unnecessary
timer_get_runtime_* function(s) from the timer code.
The changes made compared to the pre-patch shout plugin are:
* Block while connecting, timing out after 2 seconds.
* Close the device, and not just the connection, if play returns -1.
* Remove sd->last_err (it's always assigned before use).
* Some minor cleanups.
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outputs, which is actually desired behaviour. This way if the shout server
takes a while to respond, the shout output can block until connected
without messing up other audio outputs.
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leave it in that state. Likewise, if an audio output is in state
DEVICE_ON, and reopening the device due to a format change fails, change it
to state DEVICE_ENABLE. This will prevent flushAudioBuffer from even
attempting to play audio on a closed device (even though it would fail
anyway).
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top depending on !quit, which doesn't set it anywhere before the if (quit)
block is reached, and the inner one which doesn't set quit at all. Since
it's a local variable and can't be modified externally, it'll never be hit.
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* Wait ten seconds before declearing the shout server unreachable
* Fix a state where it would never attempt to connect if it had previously failed
It isn't perfect yet, but I'd like some testing on it from other setups
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state (when users press stop, previous snd_pcm_drop(), then
snd_pcm_drain() was called. this would lockup dmix)
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completely stopped. Instead, send them SIGSTOP to pause the process until
they're needed again. Then send them SIGCONT instead of re-spawning them.
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some versions of shoutcast send "content-type" in all lowercase, and I
don't trust other servers to get the case right for the rest of the headers
we look for.
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have any effect until the aac and mp4 input plugins actually support a
stream decoding API.
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been redirected. This prevents zeroconf from blocking daemonization, and
makes sure any errors get sent to the logs and not stdout.
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header. While this is odd for an HTTP header, it's actually quite common
for streaming clients to send it without a space. Some clients do send
with a space as well, but without one has always worked fine and may in
fact be more compatible.
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silence a warning about an unused variable without using stupid checks for
HAVE_AVAHI || HAVE_BONJOUR.
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I couldn't test mDNSResponder support on Linux, as Debian doesn't include it - but should work as well.
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playback is stopped completely. This means the player process will no
longer have to wake up 100 times per second to see if it's been told to
start playing (the main process will just spawn a new player process when
it needs to). On the downside, this means an extra pair of forks() and the
re-initializing of the player and decode processes each time playback is
restarted.
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