Re: [openmeetings-user] debian or ubuntu?

[seba.wag...@gmail.com]

99,9 % of all times its a clent side issue.
Maybe the client down or uploads sth at that time or the hardware on the
client is busy because he has 50 browser tabs open.
Actually I can not remember any use-case where a close-up view did reveal
that the server is the issue.
What makes you think that debian or ubuntu are more 'media-optimized'?

Sebastian
Am 20.11.2011 17:34 schrieb Mike cais...@gmail.com:

 I've been using rhel/centos exclusively for years and recently found that
 running rtmp/xmpp apps on debian seems to run much better, faster than on
 centos.

 However, now I am trying to find information to decipher if flash apps
 such as openfire, red5, etc, would run best on debian or ubuntu. Both of
 these systems seem to be more optimized for media than centos.

 Has anyone ever done some tests to see if there is any significant
 difference.
 I've been testing rtmp apps for some time now and it seems there are
 always problems and always inconsistent. One day it'll work great, a short
 while later, we've got audio delays yet the clients are in the same
 location, using the same hardware and it's all on the same lan.

 The servers I build have nothing what so ever running on them other than
 essential to the xmpp/rtmp applications. The servers have lots of memory
 and processor resources and are dedicated, not VPS.

 What could cause such variations?

 Thanks.

 Mike

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Re: [openmeetings-user] debian or ubuntu?

[Mike]

99,9 % of all times its a clent side issue.

Yes, and that is something we have tested as well, making sure that the
client isn't downloading updates or a ton of tabs open etc etc. This is
what I am trying to determine, whether these things are client or server
side. The server isn't doing anything different so it kind of leaves the
clients right.

What makes you think that debian or ubuntu are more 'media-optimized'?

 I have no thoughts on this which is why I've asked. There are many
discussions but none of them really give anything other than personal
opinion.
It seems that ubuntu is more geared toward media applications, remote
desktops work well with ubuntu, things of that nature. Debian seems to be
less bloated, more 'industrial' for lack of better term.

While debian may not be media optimized per say, it seems that it is well
suited for specific task purposes where one builds a server which isn't
going to have a ton of things going on but more specific, in my case for
example, running only red5 and xmpp.

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