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Posted by George on Fri, 04/09/2010
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Anyone have a clue as to why when we go into a conference room manager we don't see any users connected..?

we can right click on the screen and its showing flash is installed in the browser and when we click on diagnostics we show the following

INFO : ConferenceManager v1.1.6
INFO : ConferenceManager.init
A=t
SA=t
SV=t
EV=t
MP3=t
AE=t
VE=t
ACC=t
PR=t
SP=t
SB=f
DEB=f
V=WIN 9,0,124,0
M=Adobe Windows
R=1920x1080
DP=72
COL=color
AR=1.0
OS=Windows Vista
L=en
IME=t
PT=ActiveX
AVD=f
LFD=f
WD=f
TLS=t
INFO : ConferenceManager.init
(Object)#0
conf = "1217"
inf = "5A518D17975E84A77342A05D9920278E4E1F79F283175F60A82989BA9524FAB0CBCF3E72191B6BE7"
INFO : ConferenceManager.init
HASH = manager:**********:voip.domainsname.com:5038

we get the same on several computers using IE6 IE8 and firefox 3.6.3

Thanks
George

Submitted by eeman on Fri, 04/09/2010 Permalink

does the other flash AMI tools work? it might be that the connecting ip cannot access the AMI due to the rules defined in manager.conf and/or firewall restrictions.

Submitted by Denis Campq on Sat, 04/10/2010 Permalink

Make sure when you create the conference room you use numeric only values.

I was not able to get the conference manager control to show anybody in the conferance with I created my conferance room with alpha characters.

Submitted by George on Sat, 04/10/2010 Permalink

It did work, now its not.. checked manager.conf connecting IP's are there, also connected from behind the firewall so its not that.. in checking queue's they have the same problem.

Thanks
George

Submitted by eeman on Mon, 04/12/2010 Permalink

yea a while ago flash decided that they wont let you do socket connections to a device unless you first run a server that listens for requests and pushes a file that says who is allowed to do what.

Submitted by George on Mon, 04/12/2010 Permalink

Thanks

looking at flashes web sight the only thing they are talking about is a settings manager.. so we're not sure what your talking about..

more information please..

Thanks
George

Submitted by George on Tue, 04/13/2010 Permalink

We got it working ... then we removed it, flash sucks and buts to much unnecessary load on the server, its not worth it.. will look at it again when something other then flash is used..

Thanks
George

Submitted by INTACS on Fri, 07/30/2010 Permalink

Are you saying that FlashPolicyD must we installed in order to use Conference Manager and Manager Interface?

Submitted by eeman on Fri, 07/30/2010 Permalink

well some sort of daemon that hands out the policy file on request... I use the one written in ruby.. had less issues with that one.

Submitted by INTACS on Fri, 07/30/2010 Permalink

can you email me that file u used... with some basic ideas of where to put it...

I am assuming I have to go compile this flash this, which i would figure out

Submitted by INTACS on Sat, 07/31/2010 Permalink

Erik thanks for the mail,

Can you help with file locations: I have this so far

flashpolicyd in /usr/sbin

flashpolicyd.init in /etc/init.d/

flashpolicy.xml in /etc/

where do the other files go

Submitted by eeman on Sat, 07/31/2010 Permalink

cd flashpolicyd-2.0/
install -c -m 755 flashpolicyd /usr/sbin
install -c -m 755 flashpolicyd.init /etc/init.d/flashpolicyd
install -c -m 644 flashpolicy.xml /etc/
cat > /etc/sysconfig/flashpolicyd <<-EOF
TIMEOUT=10
XML=/etc/flashpolicy.xml
LOGFREQ=1800
LOGFILE=/var/log/flashpolicyd.log
EOF
chkconfig --add flashpolicyd
chkconfig flashpolicyd on

Submitted by jsturtevant on Sun, 01/09/2011 Permalink

note that you will need to edit the flashpolicy.xml file to change the defaults provided by adobe.

permitted-cross-domain-policies="all"
allow-access-from domain="*" to-ports="*"

Jim Sturtevant
Sigma Networks
jim@sigma-networks.com