Topic: Quicktime streaming server on e-Smith and almost working.

[Ásgeir Ásgeirsson]

I have sucessfully installed streaming server (quicktime/darwin) in a e-bay on my e-smith.  The problem seem to be some perhaps port config or something like that.  This is actually quite cool, since it works 90%.  You can download the tar from www.darwin.org and select streaming server.  After you install it into an e-bay, you can access it by going http://myservername.com:1220.
The only thing is that the streaming part does not seem to function due to some minor error, since I have tested this on RH8 and it works there with no firewall enabled.  So, any ideas???

[Nathan Fowler]

Sure would be nice to know what that "minor error" was, or at least some kind of error code so we can help you

[Ásgeir Ásgeirsson]

O silly me.....i'll set up the server again later tonight......perhaps you could mail to me and take a look for yourself if you want.....you understand that I don't post the ip or anything since it's well open

[tariq]

did you manage to get this working in the end? I'm intersted in a video streaming solution for my 5.6 server.

[Steven]

Try this
http://sme.swerts-knudsen.dk/howtos/howto_18.htm

Steven

[tariq]

thanks for the info, but it's no good to me as I'm trying to serve up video streams from my SME box to the internet i.e. web browsers. i will check out ffserver but what i really need is darwin streaming server - i may have to rebuild my sme to redhat...