I am running FMIS4.5 on CentOS5.5
FMIS is running and I can connect via Flash Media Encoder.
Web displays and admin console :1111 gives xml output, however
When using the user & password in my xml files to login (testing with ping), I get the "Admin user requires valid username and password" error.
conf/fms.ini:
###########################################################################
# fms.ini contains substitution variables for Flash Media Server #
# configuration files. Lines beginning with '#' are considered comments. #
# A substitution variable is in the form <name>=<value>. Everything up to #
# the first '=' is considered the name of the substitution variable, and #
# everything after the first '=' is considered the substitution value. If #
# you want a substitution variable to have leading or trailing spaces, #
# enclose the value around double quotes. For example, foo=" bar " #
###########################################################################
###############################################################
# This section contains configurable parameters in Server.xml #
###############################################################
# Username for server admin
# For example:
# SERVER.ADMIN_USERNAME = foo
#
SERVER.ADMIN_USERNAME = Admin
SERVER.ADMIN_PASSWORD = str34m1ng
# IP address and port Flash Media Admin Server should listen on
# For example:
# SERVER.ADMINSERVER_HOSTPORT = :1111
#
SERVER.ADMINSERVER_HOSTPORT = :1111
# User id in which to run the process (Linux Only)
# For example:
# SERVER.PROCESS_UID = 500
#
SERVER.PROCESS_UID = 500
# Group id in which to run the process (Linux Only)
# For example:
# SERVER.PROCESS_GID = 500
#
SERVER.PROCESS_GID = 500
# License key for Flash Media Server
# For example:
# SERVER.LICENSEINFO = XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
#
SERVER.LICENSEINFO = #SORRY YOU DON'T GET TO SEE THIS#
# LIVE_DIR denotes the full path of sample "Live" application's
# folder for storing any live stream recorded by server.
# For example:
# LIVE_DIR = <FMS_Installation_Dir>\applications\live
#
LIVE_DIR = /opt/adobe/fms/applications/live
# VOD_COMMON_DIR denotes the full path of sample "VOD" application's
# folder for storing onDemand and Progressive Download .flv/.mp3 files.
# File stored in this folder can be streamed and are also PD-able.
# Note : If you are using the default installation of Apache as a webserver,
# and if you modify VOD_COMMON_DIR, please change the document root
# accordingly in httpd.conf.
# For example:
# VOD_COMMON_DIR = <FMS_Installation_Dir>\webroot\vod
#
VOD_COMMON_DIR = /opt/adobe/fms/webroot/vod
# VOD_DIR denotes the full path of sample "VOD" application's
# folder for storing onDemand only .flv/.mp3 files. Files stored in
# this folder are not PD-able
# For example:
# VOD_DIR = <FMS_Installation_Dir>\applications\vod\media
#
VOD_DIR = /opt/adobe/fms/applications/vod/media
# The maximum size of the FLV cache, in megabytes.
# The default is 500MB.
#
SERVER.FLVCACHE_MAXSIZE=500
# Whether to start and stop the included HTTP server along
# with FMS.
#
SERVER.HTTPD_ENABLED = true
################################################################
# This section contains configurable parameters in Adaptor.xml #
################################################################
# Application directory for the virtual host
# For example:
# VHOST.APPSDIR = C:\myapps
#
VHOST.APPSDIR = /opt/adobe/fms/applications
VHOST.ALLOW = all
####################################################################
# This section contains configurable parameters in Application.xml #
####################################################################
# List of semi-colon delimited paths in which to search for script to load
# For example:
# APP.JS_SCRIPTLIBPATH = C:\scripts;C:\Program Files\Foo\scripts
#
APP.JS_SCRIPTLIBPATH = /opt/adobe/fms/scriptlib
###############################################################
# This section contains configurable parameters in Logger.xml #
###############################################################
LOGGER.LOGDIR =
####################################################################
# This section contains configurable parameters in Users.xml #
####################################################################
# Enable or disable using HTTP requests to execute admin commands.
# Set to "true" to enable, otherwise it will be disabled. The
# actual commands permitted for server admin and virtual host admin
# users can be set in Users.xml.
USERS.HTTPCOMMAND_ALLOW = true
Users.xml:
<Root>
<UserList>
<!-- This tag defines an administrator for the server. -->
<User name="${SERVER.ADMIN_USERNAME}">
<!-- Salted Password Hash for this vhost administrator. -->
<Password encrypt="false">${SERVER.ADMIN_PASSWORD}</Password>
<!-- This admin can only connect to the server from the specified -->
<!-- hosts. This is specified as a comma delimited list of -->
<!-- hostnames or domain names, and/or (full or partial) IP -->
<!-- addresses. For example, -->
<!-- "foo.yourcompany.com, macromedia.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60" -->
<Allow>All</Allow>
<!-- This admin cannot connect to the server from any of the -->
<!-- specified hosts. This is specified as a comma delimited list -->
<!-- of hostnames or domain names, and/or (full or partial) IP -->
<!-- addresses. For example, -->
<!-- "foo.yourcompany.com, macromedia.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60" -->
<Deny></Deny>
<!-- Specifies the order in which to evaluate the <Allow> and -->
<!-- <Deny> tags. This can be "Allow,Deny" or "Deny,Allow". The -->
<!-- default is "Deny,Allow" which means that access is allowed -->
<!-- unless specified in <Deny> and not specified in <Allow>. -->
<Order>Allow,Deny</Order>
</User>
<User name="janedoe">
<Password encrypt="false">S4mpl3P4ss</Password>
<Allow></Allow>
<Deny></Deny>
<Order>Allow,Deny</Order>
</User>
</UserList>
<AdminServer>
<HTTPCommands>
<!-- Enable or disable using HTTP requests to execute admin commands. -->
<!-- Set to "true" to enable, otherwise it will be disabled. The -->
<!-- actual commands permitted for server admin and virtual host admin -->
<!-- users can be set in the Allow and Deny elements. $
<Enable>${USERS.HTTPCOMMAND_ALLOW}</Enable>
<!-- List of server admin commands that can be accessed via HTTP. -->
<!-- Add multiple commands separated by commas. "All" indicates -->
<!-- every command (it's not recommended to allow all commands). -->
<!-- Seperate multiple commands with commas. -->
<Allow>ping</Allow>
<!-- List of server admin commands denied access via HTTP. -->
<!-- Add multiple commands seperated by commas. "All" indicates -->
<!-- every command. -->
<Deny>All</Deny>
<!-- Processing order for deny and allow command lists. "Deny,Allow" -->
<!-- means the command will be allowed if the command is in the allow -->
<!-- list or not in the deny list. "Allow,Deny" means the command -->
<!-- will be allowed if it is in the allow list and not in the -->
<!-- deny list. -->
<Order>Deny,Allow</Order>
</HTTPCommands>
</AdminServer>
</Root>
Output on :1111/admin/ping?auser=Admin&apswd=str34m1ng :
<result>
<level>error</level>
<code>NetConnection.Connect.Rejected</code>
<description>Admin user requires valid username and password.</description>
<timestamp>Thu 17 May 2012 11:33:43 AM EDT</timestamp>
</result>
Connections do not work from both localhost and external connections and the fms_adminConsole.htm (.swf) fails as well.
Any assistance is appreciated!
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