Hello,
I am a flash newbie.......I am having problems with a build of Red5 on
Linux boxes....
tutorials show links with non existant code? I have built it about 18
times so far on a wide
variety of i386 and 586_6 platforms... and every reccomended OS
version......any one out there
that is a Linux garu that may be able to help?....I would like to build
on Either Dual cpu Opteron or Intel dual CPU to deliver FLV content....
I have build windows but you know where that is going to go....Want to
do Flash 8,9 delivery in HD I have a fair amount of bandwidth available
Phil
Mike wrote:
Carl,
Thanks for the input.
Authentication is definitely the way to go, and I would always do that.
I was just wondering if Red5 was somehow aware that a connection was
from the same flash instance.
-Mike
Carl Sziebert wrote:
Mike:
Are you authenticating your clients in any way? If so, then you could
store the user's credentials in a list and check against that list for
each new connection attempt. If you are not authenticating them, then
I would highly recommend you do so. Without some sort of security
implementation, it becomes much easier for rogue users to hijack your
content.
Carl
On 9/6/07, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How can I prevent a client from connecting twice?
For example, in a chat application, it doesn't make sense for the client
to be able to connect twice.
To be clear, I want to do this server-side in Red5.
I know that I can cycle through all of the current connections to Red5.
How can I tell it is the same client???
-Mike
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