SHOUTcast Management Interface (SMI) SMI is an open source SHOUTcast control panel to allow web based administration of audio stream servers, designed to run on PHP (5.0 or later) enabled web servers with MySQL (4.1 or later). SMI has been tested on Linux and Windows 32-bit platforms, but should be able to run on any POSIX/BSD system including Mac OS X. Development is considered to be in beta stage - suggestions and feedback is highly appreciated. by mcgyverofbeer, mrstatic, resset, triphius

Download final release packages Final releases are considered stable and are supposed to be running without severe problems. Please report bugs. ZIP package: Tar/GZ package: smi-0.3.4.zip smi-0.3.4.tgz Subversion (SVN) repository SMI's repository contains the very latest development code of SMI (trunk/), final releases (tags/), as well as development variants (branches/). SVN can be used for installation and upgrade. About SVN Browse SMI repository SMI repository stats

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SMI

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News

2013-04-22 - It's been a while folks but we'll get some updates pushed for SMI soon.
2010-08-27 - Development is back in full swing, please submit bugs/pages/requests using the support links below.
2010-07-16 - Development and support will be picked up again in the near future to put the project back on track.
2009-11-20 - SMI version 0.3.4 is released. Should now run well on Windows.
2009-11-04 - SMI version 0.3.3 is released. Download available from our SF project page.
2009-10-30 - Major update of the install feature to make things easier. Install latest trunk revision to test it out.

Introduction

Thank you for your interest in the SMI project, which aims to make management of SHOUTcast servers trivial.
Along with providing a good mechanism for providing SHOUTcast services to clients while allowing them to control certain parts of their server through a web portal.

• Main project page
  
• SMI on Ohloh

Support

While the developers will try to answer questions and help sort out problems, our time is limited. Support therefore relies on the user community.

• See if your question is already answered in the Help forum.
• Authenticated SourceForge users can report report bugs to the project tracker.

Contributing

• Authenticated SourceForge users can submit feature requests to the project tracker.
• Authenticated SourceForge users can submit patches/suggested code to the project tracker.

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