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$errstr ($errno)
";
return false;
} else {
// prepare headers to send
$out = "GET $file HTTP/1.0\r\n";
$out .= "Host: $url\r\n";
$out .= "Referer: http://$url\r\n";
// ask server to return data in plain ascii
$out .= "Accept-Encoding: \r\n";
// add anything else (eg cookie):
$out .= $extraHeaders;
$out .= "Connection: close\r\n";
// terminate headers
$out .= "\r\n";
// send headers to server
fputs($fsock, $out);
// this is where we would receive the response - for this application, we don't want to
// in fact, we MUST not.
// close connection
fclose($fsock);
return true;
}
}
// are we supposed to be playing a track?
if(isset($_GET['play']))
{
if(!empty($_GET['playtrack']))
{
// actually run the media player
passthru($path_to_media_player." \"".stripslashes(base64_decode($_GET['playtrack']))."\"");
// PHP hangs until the media player closes, so the exit() here never gets executed - it's just to remind me that after the passthru we may as well have exited as the effect is the same.
exit();
} else {
// get track and call self to play track
if(!isset($_GET['track']))
{
// choose random track and escape path info
// get dir list as an array
$dir_list = `dir /b/s ${path_to_music}\\*.$filetype`;
$dir_list = explode("\n",$dir_list);
do {
// keep choosing random tracks until we find one that is not excluded.
srand((float) microtime() * 10000000);
$key = array_rand($dir_list);
$track = addslashes($dir_list[$key]);
} while(excluded($track));
} else {
// we were sent a specific track to play, from the history list.
$track = base64_decode($_GET['track']);
// tracks sent this way bypass the excluded list; so a user can choose to play the same track twice.
}
// tell me what track it is, and give link to stop playing
echo "Now playing: \"".stripslashes($track)."\" (".my_filesize(stripslashes($track)).")";
echo "
stop ";
// remember track
$_SESSION['played_tracks'][] = $track;
// call self to run the media player
// this is because running the media player causes PHP to hang and we can't output playlist and stop/play list to the user if PHP is waiting for the media player to exit before sending output.
// this problem only exists within windows.
http_request($hostname,"/".$filename."?play&playtrack=".base64_encode($track));
}
} else if(isset($_GET['stop'])){
// doesn't actually stop it, instead, tries to play a non-existant file.
http_request($hostname,"/".$filename."?play&playtrack=foo.bar");
// AFAIK, the process will actually stay alive until apache is re-started.
// (it serves my purposes, that is all.)
echo $media_player_name." stopped
";
}
?>
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