+++ /dev/null
-#!/bin/bash
-
-bin="para_client para_audioc para_audiod para_gui" # the binaries we need
-log="`pwd`/demo-log.$$.log"
-dir="$HOME/.paraslash"
-client_conf="$dir/client.conf"
-audioc_conf="$dir/audioc.conf"
-server=www.paraslash.org
-proj=paraslash-0.2.13
-df=$proj.tar.bz2 # download file
-url=http://$server/versions/$df
-kf="$dir/key.anonymous" # key file
-key_url=http://$server/key.anonymous
-socket="$dir/socket"
-receiver_opts="mp3:http -i $server -p 8009"
-audiod_log="$dir/audiod.log"
-audiod_opts="-FDd -L $audiod_log -s $socket"
-msg()
-{
- echo "`date`: $1"
-}
-
-go()
-{
- msg "downloading $df"
- wget -N -q $url || return 1
- msg "decompressing"
- rm -rf $proj; tar xjf $df
- cd $proj || return 1
- msg "configuring (be patient, ignore warnings but not errors)"
- ./configure --prefix "$HOME" >> "$log"
- msg "building $bin"
- make $bin >> "$log"
- msg "installing"
- mkdir -p $HOME/bin && install -c -s -m 755 $bin $HOME/bin || return 1
- export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH
- msg "retrieving anonymous key"
- mkdir -p $dir || return 1
- wget -q --directory-prefix=$dir $key_url || return 1
- msg "writing $client_conf"
- cat << EOF > "$client_conf"
- user "anonymous"
- hostname "$server"
- key_file "$kf"
-EOF
- msg "writing $audioc_conf"
- echo "socket \"$socket\"" > "$audioc_conf"
- (para_audioc term; killall para_audiod para_client) >> "$log" 2>&1
- msg "para_audiod $audiod_opts -r '$receiver_opts'"
- para_audiod $audiod_opts -r "$receiver_opts" -w "mp3:mpg123 -"
- echo "hit return to start para_gui, hit ctrl+c to abort"
- read
- para_gui
-}
-
-go
You can listen to the stream with any mp3 player that supports
-http streaming. Both </p>
+http streaming.</p>
<p>mpg123 -Z http://www.paraslash.org:8009/</p>
-and
<p>xmms http://www.paraslash.org:8009/</p>
-<p> are known to work.</p>
-
-<p> Moreover, there is an anonymous paraslash account
-available which you can use to have a look at paraslash
-without configuring and running para_server on your own box.
-Just download and run
-
- <a href="demo-script">this shell script</a>
-
-on your Unix system. No root-privileges are required.</p>
-
+<p>and iTunes are known to work.</p>
+
+<p> Moreover, there is an anonymous paraslash account available which you can
+use to have a look at paraslash without configuring and running para_server on
+your own box. There's no need to install the paraslash package and no
+root-privileges are required for the demo. </p>
+
+<p>Download the
+
+ <a href="key.anonymous">public key</a>
+
+for the anonymous user and the latest paraslash
+
+ <a href="versions">tarball</a>
+or the
+ <a href="versions/paraslash-git.tar.bz2">current snapshot</a>.
+
+Next, compile para_audiod (./configure && make para_audiod) and use the
+following configuration options:</p>
+<ul>
+ <li> ~/.paraslash/client.conf:
+ <ul>
+ <li>user anonymous</li>
+ <li>hostname www.paraslash.org</li>
+ <li>key_file key.anonymous</li>
+ </ul>
+ <li> ~/.paraslash/audiod.conf:</li>
+ <ul>
+ <li>receiver "mp3:http -i www.paraslash.org -p 8009"</li>
+ <li>loglevel 1</li>
+ </ul>
+</ul>
+<p>Finally, type "./para_audiod" to start streaming. If this works, try out
+para_client, para_gui and para_audioc. Otherwise, use para_recv, para_filter
+and para_write to find out why.</p>