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About the installed files 15

■ The tcSrvMsg file is a component of the server.

■ The conf directory contains the server’s hierarchy of XML configuration files and the

fms.ini file.

■ The applications directory is the directory in which you create registered application

directories for your media applications. For example, you could create a my_app

subdirectory in the applications directory and put your server-side application files for the

my_app application in that subdirectory. At installation time, the location of the

applications directory is written to the

AppsDir tag in the Vhost.xml configuration file.

■ The fms2_console.swf file (located in the applications directory) can be used to open the

Flash Media Server management console.

■ The scriptlib directory contains the ASC files for the web services. At installation time, the

location of the scriptlib directory is written to the

ScriptLibPath tag in the

Application.xml file.

■ As soon as the server is started, a logs directory that contains all of the various types of logs

is created in the root.

■ The FMSCore.exe file is the executable where Flash Media Server applications run. The

way the server is configured determines how many applications run on a single FMSCore.

All script execution and streaming takes place from this location.

■ The FMSEdge.exe file monitors for connections to Flash Media Server and passes

connections to a FMSCore process. There can be more than one instance of FMSEdge

running on the system.

■ The adminserver script is used to start, stop, and restart the FMSAdmin server directly.

This script is also used to set up fmsadmin correctly.

■ The docs folder contains Flash Media Server documentation in PDF format.

■ The far tool is a command-line compiler utility that lets you package all server-side scripts

into one archive file.

■ The fms script packages the combination of calling adminserver and server at the same

time.

■ The fmsconfig and fmsini files are used by the Flash Media installer in the installation

process. They can be disregarded.

■ The fmsmgr script starts and stops the server. It also checks on status and other actions,

such as controlling autostart status.

■ The installFMS script installs Flash Media Server.

■ The uninstallFMS script removes an installation of Flash Media Server.

■ The modules folder contains modules stored as individual libraries for Flash Media Server

to load and operate with. For example, modules are used to log, authenticate, and

communicate.

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