As I said before I cannot test these services as they are not available to me.
Softsqueeze is not my code - I just do some basic maintenance on it to keep it ticking over until SqueezePlay is ready (which is taking longer than expected). Changing Softsqueeze to add some additional status would probably require changes in SBS which I cannot do so it is unlikely. Spoftsqueeze is a strange beast, within SBS it is subclassed of a Transporter model as it was used to test new products graphics but its audio/network is not quite an SB2 so it has a minimal implementation of the slimproto protocol especially since changes in 7.3. Your best bet would be to isolate the problem. I think you need to record sessions (probably on both sides of local SBS) using something like wireshark (was Ethereal). Note time when recording started and the time when the problem occur - examine the recording forensically at the problem timepoint and go backwards. I've done this a number of times tracking rare protocol events which required recordings of many hours - it is tedious but that is what it will require. >From your description, I think the problem could be associated with a TCP reset which is used to clear half-open TCP connection but often still ends with a half open connection but stuck. Applications need to look for the ECONNRESET error but often with "don't block on read" on a TCP socket - the Reset error code is overlooked as code assumes there is no data to read. I think there could be issues handling ECONNRESET in a proxy configuration (e.g. should a RESET be propagated or absorbed or link closed by the proxy). To get started, I suggest looking at the Reset count in the TCP connection statistics (e.g. netstat -s) on both sides of the SBS and from both ends (i.e. monitor 4 sets of counts). The Reset count usually only increment at beginning and end of connections. See if Reset count is increment around the time you have a "hiccough" in your audio. -- bpa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=62060 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
