I thought the file was mm.cfg, not mms.cfg. On 2/12/14 3:07 PM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I have a new Macbook OSX 10.9.1 and fresh installs of FB 4.7, and the >nightly 4.12 SDK. > >I export my fully functional application from my desktop Mac, and import >into FB 4.8 in the Macbook. > >From the new Macbook, I export a release build and place on the internet. > >The app runs fine when I run it on the internet from my old desktop Mac >(Chrome, Safari, Firefox). > >However, the NEW MACBOOK (which uses the same versions of Chrome and >Firefox, but a newer Safari version) shows errors when accessing this app >from the internet, and when running from FB 4.7, as follows: > > >**** PRODUCTION flash player, running app from WEBSITE **** > >Chrome -- works >Firefox -- works >Safari -- "HTTP Request Error" > >The Safari error occurs as soon as Safari communicates with the server >(to log the user in) using the variable: > >private var _serviceSSL:HTTPService; > > >**** PRODUCTION flash player, running app from FLASH BUILDER **** > >Chrome -- "Security error accessing url : Destination : Default HTTP" >Firefox -- works >Safari -- "HTTP Request Error" > >These errors occur at the same place discussed above for Safari. > > >**** DEBUG flash player, running app from FLASH BUILDER **** > >Chrome -- works >Firefox -- works >Safari -- "HTTP Request Error" > > >I tried to create a flashlog.txt file based on the article: > >http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/configure-debugger-version-flash-pl >ayer.html > >I configured the mms.cfg file correctly as root, but while I have a path > >/Users/username/Library/Preferences/Macromedia/Flash Player/ > >there is no Logs folder here as the knowledge base article says there >should be. Regardless, I run the app after cleaning, and compiling, and >still no Logs folder is created. Then I manually create a Logs folder and >repeat and still no flashlog.txt file in the Logs folder. I must be doing >something wrong to generate this log file. > >Anyway, I'm stuck here. Seems to be a security setting for my Macbook, or >interplay between Macbook and browsers, creating some problems. Any hints >would be much appreciated. > >
