Hi Ben,
Sorry this is a late entry.
I have been out for the past week and have not been viewing the list.
One thing I have done is moved RED5 to Tomcat and use Apache as the front end:
I have tomcat forwarding to Apache on Port 80 to serve RED5 now.
I also hide Tomcat';s port 8080 from the external as well.
I am sending RTMP and RTMPT via port 8080 to Apache.
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I am also going to update the instructions in the Tutorials for those who want to upgrade to
Tomcat 6.0.13, Java 1.6_2, Apache 2.2.4
One thing to note for those users who perfer XAMPP. RED5 works with Tomcat and XAMPP (I used standalone Tomcat
rather than XAMPPs Tomcat integration) quite well within this environment.
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This would make it a little easier for those who want to use a Java container (Tomcat, Jetty) along with PHP, MYSQL integration
all in one package.
With the above combination, I now don't have to worry about the Firewall or router configuration.
By the way Jason, very good instructions for your combination!! : )
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Regards,
;
Lenny
On 7/25/07, Ben Wade < bwade allwebnow.com">bwadeallwebnow.com> wrote:
Jason,
Sounds good. ; Thanks
Ben
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Subject: Re: [Red5] red5 and firewall compatibility
Or anything really.
My red5 server lives behind a firewall and I use 'nc9; to forward port
1935, and I have a VirtualHost proxy passing to red5.
I'll throw something together quick and get it up this evening (work
always seems to get in the way these days hehe)
Jason
Ben Wade wrote:
>; Jason,
>;
> Yes! If you could make a simple howto that would be great! I don't know
if
> one already exists or not. I haven't come across a howto yet. So you're
> saying the key is to have apache installed?
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Ben Wade
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: red5-bouncesosflash.org">red5-bouncesosflash.org [mailto: red5-bouncesosflash.org">red5-bouncesosflash.org] On Behalf
>; Of Jason Powell
>; Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 1:10 PM
> To: red5osflash.org">red5osflash.org
> Subject: Re: [Red5] red5 and firewall compatibility
>
> Are you forwarding port 80 to whatever the default RTMPT port is (I
> think it's 8088, check conf/red5.properties)?
> The little connectoid class I wrote tries RTMPS, then falls back to RTMP
> then RTMPT as connections fail and I've had it work perfectly behind
>; even the most anal of corporate firewalls. All I use is an Apache server
> using mod_proxy to proxy certain URLs to Red5 (ie. ProxyPass /open
> http://red5.server:8088/open).
>
> To everyone:
> I think it's straight forward enough, but would anyone benefit from me
> making a simple howto outlining how I got it working (if one doesn't
> already exist)?
>
> Jason
>
> Ben Wade wrote:
>;
>> I've ran into a problem where a user cannot stream from red5 servers
>> (He can stream with wowza and FMS servers). We've tried every config
>;> variation and we currently have the config set to. rtmp (port 1935)
>> and rtmpt (port 80) and that doesn't work. It might be on his end with
>;> his router and isp, but when he uses rtmpt. port 80 should work for
>> him and it doesn't, which means that some people are not able to
>>; stream with red5. And it stinks to know that. J
>>
>> This link touched exactly on what we're trying to get fixed but
>> doesn't provide any fixes:
>;>
>> http://jira.red5.org/browse/APPSERVER-124
>>
>> Also, Alexandre was talking of stunnel (rtmps) in another email, but
>> that seems very complex to achieve at this point and it seems like
>> there should be a more reachable fix with rtmpt. Maybe not though. Any
>> thoughts or ideas would be extremely welcome!
>>
>;> Regards,
>>
>;> Ben Wade
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