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#147864 - 10/03/2003 16:43 Hijack ver 3.xx Question Khttpd related
ernestp
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Registered: 23/12/2000
Posts: 57
Loc: San Diego,Ca USA
I have a question concerning the khttpd in hijack.

1) What is the max connections for the khttpd server, it says 4 as the default but is that all or can I add more, what are my limitations

2) How can I hid the play,append functions from LAN people who are streaming from my Empeg player via the khttpd server


Thanks for your response and it's a great program and easy to use once you read the FAQ & search this BBS

Ernest
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#147865 - 12/03/2003 12:09 Re: Hijack ver 3.xx Question Khttpd related [Re: ernestp]
mlord
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Registered: 29/08/2000
Posts: 14491
Loc: Canada
There's a Hijack section in the Empeg FAQ (see link at top of screen).

Much of this (and more!) should already be in there.

Cheers

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#147866 - 12/03/2003 12:12 Re: Hijack ver 3.xx Question Khttpd related [Re: ernestp]
mlord
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Registered: 29/08/2000
Posts: 14491
Loc: Canada
(1) see "max_connections" parameter in the Hijack FAQ. The real limitation is available memory on the player, which can be adjusted (to the detriment of music read-ahead buffering) using a "reserved" keyword (forgot exact name, see the general Empeg FAQ for that parameter).

(2) see "khttpd_commands" parameter in the Hijack FAQ, as well as the section on "securing" your player on a LAN.

Cheers


Edited by mlord (12/03/2003 12:13)

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#147867 - 12/03/2003 12:24 Re: Hijack ver 3.xx Question Khttpd related [Re: mlord]
tfabris
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Registered: 20/12/1999
Posts: 31594
Loc: Seattle, WA
(forgot exact name, see the general Empeg FAQ for that parameter).
Actually, the config.ini options are here in the developer info section rather than in the FAQ. The parameter in question is [startup] reservecache=nnn and it's described in detail if you follow that link.
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