I've gone through and disabled the sc_serv.log anyway. just did that last night. Unfortunately, your option doesn't sound simple enough. Maybe next week I can take a stab at it. I'm considering moving that server to another box that has more space on it and I can install something to run PHP. This c...

Any suggestion on what I can do with log files in the meantime? I just need to come up with something to get these logfiles put into a table so stations wont complain so much

Crickets... Crickets... I guess I'm all sorts of confused on how to get ANY data out of Radio Toolbox. There isn't a logfile to even see data from, so I don't know how I'm supposed to get data in somewhere easily. I'm almost to the point where we aren't using Windows Media hardly at all. Just Shoutc...

Hey Jay!! What's the good word?

I can import logs manually, but since they are all in one big log file, it doesn't work too well.

Q2 ends soon and that's kind of when I need it.

so for now, what would you suggest I do? I have stations ready to leave and go over to other providers because of lack of stats.

I know I replied tot his awhile ago, but I'm not seeing my reply.

Ultimate target is MySQL, MSSQL, or whatever.
If there is a log file that is created (per stream of course), I can see about getting the data into MySQL myself, but its getting that log file that seems to be an issue.

I can use the scripting tool for song logging and do some date comparisons if need be.

yes, the ultimate target is MySQL (or MSSQL, I don't care).
Then if I need to take that log file and import it myself, I can do that. I just hate how Shoutcast logs by default.

As previously mentioned, I need stats on each listener. I need to know how long they are listening, how they are listening, when they started listening and if possible (and applicable), what songs they are listening to. Right now, the 15 servers that I have put into RTB ( i still have another 50 or ...

ok, i've switched to get again and that works, so far...
but it doesn't work for the 113 listeners. I need to know about each of them...

It says POST Success. I've also tried GET and it said GET Success

When selecting Web Scripting, then Presets and choosing Radio Toolbox v1, the Payload box says: user=%_RTB_USER_%&pass=%_RTB_PASS_%&cmd=ts&tit=%_STATION_TRACK_%&hr=%_CURRENT_DATE_HOUR_%&mt=%_CURRENT_DATE_MINUTE_%&sd=%_CURRENT_DATE_SECOND_%&mh=%_CURRENT_DATE_MONTH_%&dy...

That should be fine. I'll still have to get it into a table, but that's for me to figure out. Our WMS log analyzer uses the old Classic WMS log files (I believe). It was written a long time ago and I can't even edit it w/o the old Visual Studio to do it. Is there anything I could do with Script Serv...

single log file per day. If a listener only connects for a second, then I don't care. Other than that, I don't know if there needs to be a line for each song change for each listener or how it should be done. Not all stations send now playing. If its easier to post all of the listener info per song ...

I'm just not seeing where the log files are or anything. When trying to use the notifier panel to go to a log file on change, since there isn't a log file already, I can't tell it where to place the changes. I'm not totally sure that's what I need anyway. I need stats similar to what shoutcast puts ...