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Thanks for the answer. How can I do a "failback" for a relayed stream ?
The idea is to set up a relay that can use for the same mountpoint two
connection.<br>
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Karl Heyes a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">On Mon, 2005-06-20 at 13:34, EISELE Pascal wrote:
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I'm trying the following settings but it seams that it's not working :(
While I try to switch down the server a, the fallback is not used.
The "/letsgozik-HiQ-backup" is working (localy). An idea ?
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<pre wrap=""> <relay>
<server>b</server>
<port>xxxxxxx</port>
<mount>/letsgozik</mount>
<local-mount>/letsgozik-HiQ</local-mount>
<fallback-mount>/letsgozik-HiQ-backup</fallback-mount>
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fallback-mount is a <mount> setting, adding this under <relay> does not
mean anything.
karl
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