The Shoutcast Directory (yp.shoutcast.com) is the official listing of internet radio stations. If your station is public, it can appear in the directory, so listeners can find it on the Shoutcast website or in apps that use the directory.

Why do I see "Directory warning"?

When your station can't be listed in the directory, Centova Cast shows a warning like this:

Directory warning
The streaming server reports that your station could not be listed in the stream directory due to the following problem:
Code 1162302021 :
Please consult the manual for your streaming server for additional information about this error.

This usually happens because:

• the station is set to private (public=0);
• the AuthHash, the key that identifies your station in Shoutcast, hasn't been entered yet;
• there is a temporary connection problem with yp.shoutcast.com.

The warning doesn't affect your listeners. Your station plays normally; it just isn't shown in the directory.

How to list my station

First get the AuthHash from shoutcast.com: see Shoutcast Directory: How to list my station. Then:

Step 1: Public station

1. Log in to Centova Cast with Login to Panel on the service page (see Centova Cast: First steps).
2. Go to Configuration → Settings.
3. On the Stream tab, set Public Server to Always and click Update.

Step 2: Enter the AuthHash

1. Your station must be playing (AutoDJ or a live broadcast).
2. In Centova Cast's left menu, click Admin. The Shoutcast (DNAS) page opens.
3. Click Server Login at the top right. Username: admin. Password: the Admin Password from Centova Cast's settings.
4. Choose the stream (usually Stream #1) and click Create Authhash (or Manage Authhash).
5. Paste the AuthHash you copied and save.

Step 3: Restart and check

1. Restart your station from Centova Cast.
2. After a few minutes, search for your station on directory.shoutcast.com.

I don't want my station in the directory

Set Public Server to Never. The warning may keep appearing, but you can ignore it. Your station works normally for your listeners.