macromedia flash flashcom:
Hi there,
I've been testing FMS2 on Linux (CentOS). I figured that since CentOS is in
essence RedHat that I shouldn't have any trouble. The good news is that it all
seems to have installed nicely. When I attempt a ./fmsmgr list it gives me a
couple processes that are running and everything. I can even login to the
administrative system. The issue is rtmp service over 1935 isn't responding. I
attempted to connect with a simple application I wrote but it constantly fails.
So I checked the logs and I'm basically getting this:
[Q]
Apr 28 09:20:04 as 257[25875]: Server stopped .
Apr 28 09:20:44 as 257[4028]: Server starting...
Apr 28 09:20:44 as Server[4028]: No primary license key found. Switching to
Developer Edition.
Apr 28 09:20:44 as Server[4042]: No primary license key found. Switching to
Developer Edition.
Apr 28 09:20:44 as 257[4028]: Server started
(/opt/macromedia/fms/conf/Server.xml).
Apr 28 09:20:44 as Server[4045]: No primary license key found. Switching to
Developer Edition.
Apr 28 09:20:44 as Adaptor[4042]: Listener started ( _defaultRoot__edge1 ) :
19350
Apr 28 09:20:45 as Adaptor[4042]: Failed to create thread (TCAsyncIO::init).
Apr 28 09:20:45 as Adaptor[4042]: Failed to create thread
(TCProtocolAdaptor::startListenerThread).
Apr 28 09:20:45 as Adaptor[4042]: Failed to start listeners for adaptor
_defaultRoot__edge1.
Apr 28 09:20:45 as 257[4042]: Server aborted.
Apr 28 09:20:49 as Server[5379]: No primary license key found. Switching to
Developer Edition.
Apr 28 09:20:49 as Adaptor[5379]: Listener started ( _defaultRoot__edge1 ) :
19350
Apr 28 09:20:50 as Adaptor[5379]: Failed to create thread (TCAsyncIO::init).
Apr 28 09:20:50 as Adaptor[5379]: Failed to create thread
(TCProtocolAdaptor::startListenerThread).
Apr 28 09:20:50 as Adaptor[5379]: Failed to start listeners for adaptor
_defaultRoot__edge1.
Apr 28 09:20:50 as 257[5379]: Server aborted.
[/Q]
I'm wondering if I need to do something to Adaptor.xml or Vhost.xml. This is a
fresh setup and I haven't touched/configured anything. I'm not sure if I should
be tweaking the configuration...assignging any IP addresses etc.
Also you sould know that this is a shared host with multiple domains on the
same system. So I'm not sure if that will effect it at all.
Your help is greatly appreciated, I really want to see this working on Linux,
David