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Chapter 224

Configuring the server at runtime

Using the Server Management ActionScript API, you can view and edit the server’s configuration

settings by building your own customized administration applications. You can add or remove

administrators, change their user names and passwords, and change most of the other server

settings in all four of the server’s XML files. For detailed information about using these

ActionScript commands, see the Flash MX Support Center (www.macromedia.com/support/

flash/).

Managing Flash Communication Server on UNIX

On all supported UNIX platforms, Flash Communication Server is installed as a service and

includes a command-line utility, the fcsmgr utility, to perform certain administration tasks

You must be a root user to install the server and manage it using the fcsmgr utility; for more

information, see Using the fcsmgr utility.

The default ports for the server and the Admin service are, respectively, 1935 and 1111. The

default option is to run the server as non-root user ‘nobody.’ If you don’t want to run the server as

user ‘nobody,’ choose a user with a valid account on the system. To specify which user to run the

server as after installation, edit the

<Process> tags in the Server.xml configuration file. Be sure

the user you specify has permission to read/write the server files. For more information, see The

Server.xml file.

Starting the Admin service

The Admin service is the service that you connect to when you log on to the server through the

Administration Console. It is installed automatically when you install the server.

The Admin service must be running to allow users to access the Administration Console. You

must be a root user to start the Admin service. To start the Admin service, see Using the fcsmgr

utility.

Starting the Flash Communication Server service

The Flash Communication Server service is configured by default to start when the host system is

started. You can change this setting using the fcsmgr utility.

You cannot configure an Admin service to start automatically; the Admin service must be started

manually by a root user.

Using the fcsmgr utility

Use the fcsmgr utility to perform basic management tasks for the Flash Communication Server

service and the Admin service. You must be a root user to use the fcsmgr utility. The following

table describes the commands for the fcsmgr utility.

Command Description

fcsmgr setautostart Sets the Flash Communication Server service to start

automatically when the system is started.

fcsmgr clearautostart Sets the Flash Communication Server service to be started

manually.

This command only affects the server service; Admin

services cannot be started automatically.

fcsmgr server start Starts the Flash Communication Server service.

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