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  1. #31
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    Shouldn't be a conflict with MediaSecurity addon. Check the logf files, this module is reporting the value that the enocder is giving for Flashver. Look for a comment like:

    Flashver: FM
    But it wouldn't be "FM", something else. What it is, use that in the Property.

    Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by rrlanham View Post
    Shouldn't be a conflict with MediaSecurity addon. Check the logf files, this module is reporting the value that the enocder is giving for Flashver. Look for a comment like:



    But it wouldn't be "FM", something else. What it is, use that in the Property.

    Richard
    i tried to find Flashver on access & error log, but can't find any.

    the errors give me a Not Responding FME responds

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    It would be in the access log. If this module is installed, it will write the Flashver to the log when the encoder starts publishing. So maybe it is the way you are using MediaSecurity package. I would remove the MediaSecurity module to debug.

    Richard

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    Sorry, I'm a newbie

    I'm trying to use the module ModuleGetConnectionCount to get statistics about the listeners.
    I need to know the id of every single listener because I need to develop a database collection to provide the number of listeners during the day, how many minutes they were connected and so on.
    So I've copied on the server wms-plugin-collection.jar into the lib folder.
    I've inserted:
    Code:
    <Module>
    	<Name>ModuleGetConnectionCount</Name>
    	<Description>ModuleGetConnectionCount</Description>
    	<Class>com.wowza.wms.plugin.collection.module.ModuleGetConnectionCount</Class>
    </Module>
    into the conf application file, and I've restarted the server.

    But now?
    I've understood that I have to create a flash applet using the code written on the readme file, but I don't understand where are the connection command: where do I specify the ip address of the server?
    Probably I'm missing something, someone can help me?

    Another question: is it possible to get the ip of every single person accesing to a stream?
    I need it to get the country of the people coming to the server.

    Thanks again.

    Dave

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    To do this, and regarding your questions, you should use Sawmill ...

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    Thanks Deckard,

    I'm going to give a look at sawmill.
    Anyway, to learn how does it works, do you know how can I use ModuleGetConnectionCount module?

    Have a good sunday!

    Dave

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    Sorry, but I post my question again.
    I've tried sawmill but I'd like to use the native wowza component.

    I'm trying to use the module ModuleGetConnectionCount to get statistics about the listeners.
    I need to know the id of every single listener because I need to develop a database collection to provide the number of listeners during the day, how many minutes they were connected and so on.
    So I've copied on the server wms-plugin-collection.jar into the lib folder.
    I've inserted:

    Code:
    <Module>
    	<Name>ModuleGetConnectionCount</Name>
    	<Description>ModuleGetConnectionCount</Description>
    	<Class>com.wowza.wms.plugin.collection.module.ModuleGetConnectionCount</Class>
    </Module>
    into the conf application file, and I've restarted the server.

    But now?
    I've understood that I have to create a flash applet using the code written on the readme file, but I don't understand where are the connection command: where do I specify the ip address of the server?
    Probably I'm missing something, someone can help me?

    Be patience with me and thanks again.

    Dave

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    This module won't do it because it is just a snapshot, a point in time. As mentioned, you need to crunch the logs, and Sawmill has a Wowza module for that.

    Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by rrlanham View Post
    It would be in the access log. If this module is installed, it will write the Flashver to the log when the encoder starts publishing. So maybe it is the way you are using MediaSecurity package. I would remove the MediaSecurity module to debug.

    Richard
    I tried to remove MediaSecurity package.

    But still can't get anythink respond on my FME. My FME become not responding

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    Removing the security package suggestion is to to step back so you can debug the first problem.

    Now go back to the access logs and look for the comment that starts with "Flashver: " followed by something like "FMLE 3.5", or something similar.

    If you don't see that, then the ModuleLimitConnectionsToApplication is not functioning. Double check the that the jar file is in the /lib folder. And post the whole Application.xml here.

    Richard

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