This issue can be happened due to 2 reasons. If you have didn’t open the 8090 port on the firewall on the Oracle, open it before this. Also, check whether you disable the IP table in the server. Use this command as a root user.

iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT && iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT && iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT && iptables -F && sudo netfilter-persistent save

Regarding the security issue found in Google Console, it is possible that your website may have been hacked or compromised in some way.

I recommend that you thoroughly scan your website for any malicious code or files using a reputable security plugin such as Wordfence, Sucuri, or iThemes Security. These plugins can help you identify and remove any security threats on your website.

If you are using any nulled themes or plugins, first uninstalled them. Usually, Wordfence will get the issue when you do a full server scan.

If it does not identify the issue, you can try All In One WP Security & Firewall or Jetpack Security. These plugins offer similar features to Wordfence and can help you secure your website against potential threats.

How to scan your website using Wordfence: https://www.minextuts.com/scan-website-for-malware-free-wordpress-malware-removal-plugin/

Yes, you can transfer your Azuracast installation to your new computer. Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Install Azuracast on your new computer. Follow the installation guide for your operating system on the Azuracast documentation website or use our tutorial here:

https://www.minextuts.com/create-24-7-youtube-online-radio-broadcast-with-ffmpeg-and-azuracast-web-radio-application/

2. Backup your old Azuracast installation’s “stations” directory. This directory contains all of your radio station settings, including playlists, media files, and other settings.

You can find this directory in the following path: “/var/azuracast/stations“. Copy the entire directory to your server/PC where your current installation is located.

You can use SFTP to get files from the server. Check this video:

3. Copy the “stations” directory from your old installation to your new installation. Paste the “stations” directory into the same path as your new installation: “/var/azuracast/stations”. This will copy all of your station settings and media files to your new installation.

4. If you’re using an external streaming service like Icecast or SHOUTcast, you’ll need to reconfigure your settings to point to your new installation. This can usually be done by editing the configuration files for your streaming service.

5. Restart your server and check that everything is working correctly.

That’s it! Your Azuracast installation should now be transferred to your new computer.