Centova Cast shows "Source status: Remote" after deactivating autoDJ Print
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This can be prevented by stopping the autoDJ properly rather than kicking it. Once a kicked autoDJ has "gone remote", however, you will need to either reboot your server (which will solve the problem automatically) or login to your server via SSH and perform the following steps to terminate it:
First, run:
ps aux | grep ices | grep USERNAME
Replace USERNAME with the username of the affected stream. That should give you some output that looks like:
centovacast 1354 11.4 0.3 4536 2020 ? Ss Aug07 4841:33 /usr/local/ices/bin/ices -v -c /home/centovacast/vhosts/USERNAME/etc/source.conf
Now, take the number in the second column (in the above example it was 1354, but in your case it will be different) and run:
kill -9 1354
Replace 1354 with the number from the second column. If you received more than one line of numbers above, repeat the "kill" command for each of them.
Find the original article at https://secure.centova.com/pages/faqs/display/kicking_the_autodj_103
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