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Flash policy file server not enabled
Hi
i need to use crossdomain.xml Shoucast v2. using windows 2008 OS and Socket Policy file server installed, service started, firewall off. But when i start the shoucast [MICROSERVER] Flash policy file server not enabled How can enable this ? Best regards Cenk |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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you enable it via the config option as per the documentation. the bigger aspect is that you need to ensure that port 843 is accessible to the internet otherwise enabling it is pointless if it cannot be accessed.
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Hello DrO thank you for answer
Everything is viewing normally, socket server response request normally, socket service started, firewall disabled But when i start the shoucast [MICROSERVER] Flash policy file server not enabled, again. may be i can do someting wrong in config file or crossdomain.xml in shoutcast server folder. |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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the DNAS can provide the crossdomain.xml file on 'portbase' without having to use the dedicated FPS port (when using flashpolicyserverport=843 - which is defaulted to not being enabled to reduce the number of ports the DNAS needs to open in-order to run).
however, unless you're doing something very specific, you don't need to provide your own crossdomain.xml file as the DNAS will auto-generate the appropriate response needed based on how the DNAS has been configured to run (as long as you're using as current 2.4x release). so that message on start-up is correct if you've not specified the dedicated FPS port to use. and from the sounds of it, you don't really need it anyway and the provision of the DNAS to provide a response on that response is just for those cases where the normal behaviour doesn't work (which doesn't appear to be the case based on your reply). |
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Thank you DrO, i cant do that.
I need to Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * in stream Response header . how can i do that in current version ? |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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are you referring to the HTTP headers on a listener connection or something else ?
if so then you cannot manually add them and will have to wait for the next DNAS release (as they were added to the internal builds a few weeks back) which at this time, will be released when it's done and all internally reported bugs have been resolved. |
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We was write a custom html5 player and analysing stream realtime.
This audioanalyser need a this for run. |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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if you're doing things with an HTML5 player then you really don't need crossdomain.xml or FPS for HTML5 playback. those things are only intended for use with Flash playback (or things emulating Flash).
so as noted in my prior post, you will need to wait for the next DNAS release before you'll have Access-Control-Allow-Origin:* provided on the listener connections (which was done to improve HTML5 playback support). |
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oh ok
Thank you DrO. will be published when the new version ? |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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when the bottom of http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....94#post3031494 is achieved.
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