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murrrph #1
Trying to get Flash Media Server working
I am on a headless server. My first question - do I have the right processes
running:
localhost:11110 *:* LISTEN 5793/fmsadmin
*:1935 *:* LISTEN 16781/fmsedge
localhost:19350 *:* LISTEN 16781/fmsedge
*:1111 *:* LISTEN 5793/fmsadmin
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Graeme Bull #2
Re: Trying to get Flash Media Server working
Looks good. The server by default will listen on 1935 for the normal FMS service, and port 1111 for the admin.
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murrrph #3
Re: Trying to get Flash Media Server working
My concern was that doing the following, as the doco said:
# ./fmsmgr server start
Server:start command:
Server service start not found. Exiting.
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, did not work, so instead I did this:
# ./fmsmgr server fms start
Server:fms command:start
NPTL 2.7
Starting Adobe Flash Media Server (please check /var/log/messages)
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, which did work. Also I was a bit concerned that the procress said 'fmsedge'
- when I thought that the edge was something to do with a different product...
thankyou - Chris
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