Question
FMS 2 on Suse Linux 9.1 - Rootserver
Hi,
i installed the Flash Server 2.0.1 developer version on my Suse Linux 9.1 Root Server.
I can't loggin to the FlashServer Management Console Interface
What exactly i need type in to the "Server Adress" Field?
I tried ServerIp:PortNr and ServerHostName:PortNr --> I use 1111 as PortNr
I think the service doesn't start.
If i type this command:
./fmsmgr adminserver start
i get:
Admin server:fmsadmin command:start
Starting Macromedia Flash Media Admin Server (please check /var/log/messages)
if stop with
./fmsmgr adminserver stop
i get:
Admin server:fmsadmin command:stop
Stopping Macromedia Flash Media Admin Server (please check /var/log/messages)
fmsadmin: no process killed
Admin Server has shutdown...
./shmrd: error while loading shared libraries: libnspr4.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
if i type:
./fmsmgr list
i get:
Macromedia Flash Media Server services:
fms
Macromedia Flash Media Server running services:
Processes for service "fms" in directory: /srv/www/htdocs/web1/html/stream/fms
** no server process **
** no administration server process **
MY Admin Name and Password 100% correctly.
After reinstallation i get this Message:
Installing Macromedia Flash Media Server files...
Configuring Macromedia Flash Media Server...
Adding "fms" service.
Setting default admin to "fms".
fms 0:off 1:off 2:off 3:on 4:off 5:on 6:off
Setting autostart for "fms".
Server:fms command:start
NPTL 0.61
Starting Macromedia Flash Media Server (please check /var/log/messages)
Admin server:fmsadmin command:start
Starting Macromedia Flash Media Admin Server (please check /var/log/messages)
The Macromedia Flash Media Server installation is complete.
My questions:
1. How can i check out over SSH command whether the FlashServer works correctly?
2. If i download and install the Script with the root Account, what i need to enter, witch during the Flash Media Server processes for default "user" and default "group"?
3. Can can i cange without some Problem the default path during the installation?
i installed the Flash Server 2.0.1 developer version on my Suse Linux 9.1 Root Server.
I can't loggin to the FlashServer Management Console Interface
What exactly i need type in to the "Server Adress" Field?
I tried ServerIp:PortNr and ServerHostName:PortNr --> I use 1111 as PortNr
I think the service doesn't start.
If i type this command:
./fmsmgr adminserver start
i get:
Admin server:fmsadmin command:start
Starting Macromedia Flash Media Admin Server (please check /var/log/messages)
if stop with
./fmsmgr adminserver stop
i get:
Admin server:fmsadmin command:stop
Stopping Macromedia Flash Media Admin Server (please check /var/log/messages)
fmsadmin: no process killed
Admin Server has shutdown...
./shmrd: error while loading shared libraries: libnspr4.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
if i type:
./fmsmgr list
i get:
Macromedia Flash Media Server services:
fms
Macromedia Flash Media Server running services:
Processes for service "fms" in directory: /srv/www/htdocs/web1/html/stream/fms
** no server process **
** no administration server process **
MY Admin Name and Password 100% correctly.
After reinstallation i get this Message:
Installing Macromedia Flash Media Server files...
Configuring Macromedia Flash Media Server...
Adding "fms" service.
Setting default admin to "fms".
fms 0:off 1:off 2:off 3:on 4:off 5:on 6:off
Setting autostart for "fms".
Server:fms command:start
NPTL 0.61
Starting Macromedia Flash Media Server (please check /var/log/messages)
Admin server:fmsadmin command:start
Starting Macromedia Flash Media Admin Server (please check /var/log/messages)
The Macromedia Flash Media Server installation is complete.
My questions:
1. How can i check out over SSH command whether the FlashServer works correctly?
2. If i download and install the Script with the root Account, what i need to enter, witch during the Flash Media Server processes for default "user" and default "group"?
3. Can can i cange without some Problem the default path during the installation?
