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ngantrinh #1
Window client conect to FMS installed Server
Hello everybody!
I used FMS 2 + Action Script2 for developing my application on window and it
worked well. My application is Client-Server system, and video chatting using
webcam. I want to move that application to Linux, and i have succeeded in
localhost. I would like to connect from client to the linux server including my
application, but it failed. Do i have to make change anything such as:
Server.xml, fms.ini...?
Best regard
ngantrinh
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fmslove #2 Re: Window client conect to FMS installed Server
Server Side action script is platform independent.
In a usual case, The changes/tweaking should be identical to what one would
have done (if at all ! ) while deploying the application on a freshly installed
FMS2 @ Windows.
However, on Linux, you might have to change the permissions of you server side
script file to executable using chmod.
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