Allow FMLEstream to server but deny viewers

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August 7, 2010
3 replies
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Hi,

I want FMLE users to be able to stream to my FMIS but block them from watching it on other websites instead of mine.

I am using

allowedSWFdomains.txt

allowedHTMLdomains.txt

to stop other domains. when ever i put my domain there, FMLE can not connect to my server. this is a huge fallback for me, i dont know what to do, all the content theft just stream to my server and put the rtmp url to there SWF player, some even have there own logos.

I really need help to stop this.

I dont know how big og coding neeeded to do such a thing, If you can help me to resolve this for free i am willing to hire you and pay for your time.

Please reply to this post soon.

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sandy_adamsAuthor

Known Participant

So if they copy my SWF player and put that on there folder, they can using my rtmp links to play.

A

Anonymous

Yes, you are right in that and though there are no reliable ways in which you can prevent your SWF from being downloaded you can always create a situation,
when stolen SWF will not work as it should. This is the only general method, used by every commercial Flash project, though particular implementation is different for each project.

You can check more regarding this in Flash user forum here : http://forums.adobe.com/community/flash/flash_general?view=discussions

V

vibsgupta

Inspiring

Add Exception elements to the UserAgentExceptions section of the Application.xml file.

Certain applications—for example, Adobe® Flash® Media Live Encoder—do not support the form of SWF verification used by the server. You can add one or more exceptions to the SWF verification rules that allow specified user agents, such as Flash Media Live Encoder, to bypass SWF verification, as in the following:

<SWFVerification enabled="true"> 
    ... 
    <UserAgentExceptions> 
        <Exception to="FME/0.0" from="FME/3.1"/> 
    </UserAgentExceptions> 
</SWFVerification>

A

Anonymous

Hi Sandy,

One good way to achieve this will be to use SWFVerification. In this way you can ensure only your SWF can connect and stream from your server. You can also allow UserAgentException for FMLE so that users can publish via FMLE.

You can get more information here:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashMediaServer/3.5_AdminGuide/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d119f2925e64-7fe0.html#WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d119f2925e64-7fff

Please revert back in case of any queries.

Thanks,

Abhishek