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April 28, 2007
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FMS2 on Linux almost working!

  • April 28, 2007
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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:

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.

I can start, restart the service and do everything without harm. But it seems as if the server itself is failing when it's initialized despite admin and other services running perfectly.

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
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    3 replies

    July 19, 2008
    Verify if you are having any problems with your internet connection.
    Do you use a proxy server to connect to the internet?

    Inspiring
    July 27, 2007
    Did you ever resolved the problem? If yes, could you share the solution. I've installed FMS on dedicated server on CentOS and as in your case, the servers are working but I cannot load and application, it gets added but disappeara after a short while. In the messages log file, I have the same failed messages.

    Cheers,
    Ramin.
    Participant
    April 30, 2007
    I am exactly in the same situation. I keep searching for answers...
    Participating Frequently
    May 15, 2007
    Try:
    /opt/macromedia/fms/fmsmaster

    If you see and error about libnspr4.so you'll need to install some more RPMs. You can find my notes on installing FMS on linux at:
    http://renaun.com/blog/2006/11/10/149/
    http://renaun.com/blog/2006/03/18/20/