Hot to run a shoutcast server in a linux VPS

I want to run a shoutcast using a linux vps, but no have idea
any who know how to set up a shoutcast server?

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Look at this URL:
www.shoutcast.com/download/serve.phtml
Maybe it'll help you somehow.

thanks about that info, but I did know that.
the question is, with this file, whats next?
how can I configurate a shoutcast server is a linux VPS?

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I can suggest you turn to vpsland.com tech support. I just know that they provide helpfull and friendly support.

SO happy to look a cool comment about VPSland.

but, let me remember:
Month ago I paid 15 dollars to VPSland and they didnt give me my VPS, had to go to paypal dispute to get my money back.


So you want to go with VPSland, I think no thanks. is a waste of time and money.
BTw Paypal force Vpsland to refund me

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Woah, that's great to hear! Setting up a SHOUTcast server is actually not too bad. All you need is a few things. One, a computer laying around that isn't

used too much, tons of bandwidth, and some knowledge in computers. Let's get started, shall we? Here are a few basic sections that you should cover to get rolling:

n order to broadcast audio using Winamp, you'll need to have a SHOUTcast server for Winamp to connect to. The purpose of the SHOUTcast server is that it allows people using Winamp connect to it and begin downloading content being streamed live off the Internet,

and the content is live, and up to the minute. This server software allows many people to connect, assuming you have enough bandwidth, memory, and CPU. Your broadcasters use Winamp and th

SHOUTcast Source Plug-in for Winamp to send data to your server, and the server then relays the data back to your listeners. The person running the