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# These are supported funding model platforms
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github : AzuraCast
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open_collective : azuracast
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patreon : AzuraCast
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# Code of Conduct
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All repositories in the AzuraCast organization adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct. We expect all
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Visit [the AzuraCast web site](https://docs.azuracast.com/en/contribute/code-of-conduct) for the full text of our Code
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# Contributing to AzuraCast
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As a free and open-source software project, we eagerly welcome contributions from the community. There are many ways to
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help contribute to AzuraCast's development, so you can make a difference without being a seasoned developer.
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## Contributing Code Changes
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AzuraCast is open-source software, and as part of this dedication to openness and transparency, we fully support
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contributions from members of the community who are skilled in the languages that we use to build our applications.
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A majority of our repositories come with an `.editorconfig` file in the root, which will set many standards for
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indentation, punctuation and other style items for you automatically. You may need to enable EditorConfig support in
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your IDE of choice.
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If your IDE does not support EditorConfig, the most important standard to remember that we follow is the PHP Framework
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Interoperability Group's [PSR-12 Extended Coding Style](https://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-12/) standard.
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Accessibility, security, and modern best practices are very important in AzuraCast's development. Any newly contributed
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code can, and should, take advantage of the full suite of new features made available in PHP 7.4 and newer.
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Instructions for developing with AzuraCast locally
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are [available here](https://docs.azuracast.com/en/developers/getting-started). If you have questions about the
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guidelines above or about how to contribute to AzuraCast, please create a Github issue, join
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our [Discord server.](https://www.azuracast.com/discord) Please note that support is offered on an 'as available' basis.
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Contributions are also welcome in the supporting technologies used to make AzuraCast possible, such as:
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- Dockerfiles (see [our separate repositories](https://github.com/AzuraCast) for Docker containers)
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- [Ansible configuration](https://github.com/AzuraCast/AzuraCast/tree/main/util/ansible) for Ansible installs
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## Translating AzuraCast
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Do you speak both English and another language? You can help us in a _big_ way by helping translate AzuraCast!
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AzuraCast is used around the world, and we want our web application to be accessible to users who aren't familiar with
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English, our primary language.
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Thanks to the help of our friends at CrowdIn, translating the strings used in our application is easy!
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Just [follow this invite link](https://crowdin.com/project/azuracast/invite) and create an account, and you can start
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submitting translations. CrowdIn also provides suggested translations in case you are unsure of certain words or
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phrases.
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We do our best to incorporate translation changes as frequently as possible, but sometimes new updates are delayed. If
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you have completed a significant translation project, please feel free to give us a gentle reminder by creating a Github
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issue. Once the translations have been updated, we will close the issue to let you know.
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## Testing New Platforms
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Getting a project as large and complex as AzuraCast to work on many platforms is a huge effort, and is often far too
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complex for a single-developer project such as this.
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Thankfully, we've adopted support for Docker, a tool that allows us to create prebuilt images with all of our software
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stack properly configured and arranged, which you can then run on just about any host that will run the latest version
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of Docker. It's portable, it's cross-platform, and pulling down new updates are far easier than before; for these
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reasons, we heavily emphasize using Docker over our older, Ubuntu-specific Ansible installation.
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Although we use Docker in local development and on our testing and demonstration servers, sometimes a problem will occur
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that stops a particular host from working with our application. If you're a user affected by such an issue, we encourage
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you to advise us by creating a Github issue, especially if there is a known solution to the issue that we can apply.
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## The "Do Nots" of Contributing
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While we appreciate everyone who is eager to contribute to this project and help it succeed, we must ask that some forms
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of interaction be avoided:
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- Please **do not e-mail the project developer directly** with questions or issues specific to AzuraCast, unless you
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were specifically requested to do so as part of an ongoing issue. Contacting me directly prevents me from tracking all
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outstanding issues in one place, and harms the transparency that is essential to FOSS development. If, however, you
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are e-mailing me to offer me a paying job...go nuts.
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- Please **do not create "this doesn't work" issues** that are just one sentence long and don't provide any insight into
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the scope of the issue, what changes might have triggered it, or what platform you're running on. At the very minimum,
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please fill out the template provided, as it gives us a lot of information to debug and provide you with support.
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- Please **refer to existing Github issues** if you are curious about the status of outstanding bug reports or new
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enhancement requests. Always remember that this is a volunteer project primarily built and maintained by a single
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developer, and manage your expectations accordingly.
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## Support AzuraCast
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### Support us on GitHub Sponsors
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Donating through GitHub Sponsors is the best way to show your support for AzuraCast's development. You can change your
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pledge at any time through the Sponsors Page. GitHub will match every sponsor on our page so every donation counts.
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[GitHub Sponsor Page][sponsor]
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[sponsor]: https://github.com/sponsors/SlvrEagle23
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### Donate to our Patreon
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Donating to AzuraCast's Patreon is a great way to show your ongoing support for the project's continual development and
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updates. You can edit your pledge or cancel at any time.
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<a href="https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=232463" target="_blank" title="Become a Patron"><img src="https://c5.patreon.com/external/logo/become_a_patron_button.png"></a>
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### Donate via Ko-Fi
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If you'd like to make a one-time donation through PayPal, you can do so by buying our lead developer a coffee (or two!)
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via the Ko-Fi payment service. Every donation is greatly appreciated.
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<a href="https://ko-fi.com/A736ATQ" target="_blank" title="Buy me a coffee!"><img height='32' style='border:0px;height:32px;' src='https://az743702.vo.msecnd.net/cdn/kofi1.png?v=b' border='0' alt='Buy Me a Coffee at ko-fi.com' /></a>
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# AzuraCast Security Policy
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## Supported Versions
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AzuraCast utilizes a "rolling-release" model, in which the latest improvements, bug fixes and security improvements are incorporated into the latest version of the software, with these updates occasionally being rolled into a "stable" channel with a numbered version that follows semantic versioning rules.
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We expect that all users of the software, if they are interested in taking advantage of the latest bug and security fixes, remain up-to-date with the latest version of the software. Older versions of either release channel of the software are not officially supported or maintained.
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| Version | Supported |
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| Latest Stable Version | :white_check_mark: |
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| Latest Rolling Release Version | :white_check_mark: |
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| Older Versions | :x: |
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## Reporting a Vulnerability
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AzuraCast utilises code scanning via GitHub Actions and various checks from our development team to keep our software as secure as possible for our users, however, no software is perfect.
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The AzuraCast team welcomes any security researchers to submit vulnerability reports to our team directly at security@azuracast.com and we will aim to resolve these issues as soon as possible.
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When sending in the email we ask for a detailed explaination of the vulnerability, a proof of concept and any logs that may be helpful to our investigation, without this information it may slow our team down in investigating the root cause.
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## In Scope
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AzuraCast uses several pieces of upstream software as part of our project's operation. If the security issue being reported is relevant to one of those tools, you should contact the maintainers of that piece of software directly to work toward a resolution, then follow up with our team to inform us when a fix is available that we should incorporate into our software.
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You can report any vulnerabilities directly to us if they relate to the core AzuraCast application or any of the repositories we maintain here: https://github.com/orgs/AzuraCast/repositories
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## Out of Scope
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AzuraCast is not responsible for the development or maintenance of several pieces of "upstream" software that we incorporate into our own product. This list of software includes, but is not limited to:
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- Liquidsoap
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- Icecast
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- SHOUTcast
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- Nginx
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- PHP
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- MariaDB
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- Redis
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- VueJS and several frontend dependencies
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- Slim Framework and several backend dependencies
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If you identify a security issue with any of those pieces of software, we encourage you to report it to them directly. If the issue also affects AzuraCast's implementation of the software, please let us know if and when a resolution is available so that we can update our own software to incorporate the fix.
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# Support for AzuraCast
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We've centralized all of our help and common support issues to a single location on our homepage. Click the link below
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for more information.
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- [AzuraCast Help Page](https://docs.azuracast.com/en/user-guide/troubleshooting)
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