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Hi there, I am using Quicktime Broadcaster 1.5.2 (152) on OSX 10.5.2 and Darwin Streaming Server 5.5.5 (Build 489.16) on Debian 3.1 Sarge. I have an issue with the authorisation. QTBC seems to cache username and password, even when I change it. I am able to reproduce this when I log in to the web interface of the DSS on port 1220, then select "General Settings" in left menu, then "Change Movie Broadcast Password...", deselect "Allow unrestricted broadcasting", provide a username and a password and select "Change Password". On the server a qtaccess file is created with content as expected. Now I can start broadcasting using QTBC when I have provided the username and password (the ones I just specified in the DSS web- interface) in the corresponding fields in the "Network" tab. When I "Stop", then change the username to a non-existent user and try to broadcast again, it simply works. In the logfile I can see QTBC wasn't using the newly set (non-exist) username, but it is using the previous valid username. When I quit QTBC, restart it, the username field contains the non- existent username. When I start broadcasting, it asks me for a new username and password (as appareantly the old one wasn't accepted). Why isn't this happening immediately when I have changed the username? -- Rejo Zenger . <email@hidden> . 0x75FC50F3 . <https://rejo.zenger.nl>
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