Hello,

I have a game, connected through rtmp to an FMS.

Long story short: my serv is 64bit, apache bundled with FMS is 32bit, which causes me apparently some problems to install php... (I am a linux beginner)

So in my different tries, I stopped apache several times, but it appears my game was still working:

- what is the final purpose of this apache ? Do I need it if I only use my fms to connect my game through rtmp ? Is it usefull only if I plan to use http tunnelling ?
- Can I use another apache ? I installed and Apache 64 bits... so if I reuse the same httpd.conf, it should work, no ?

Thank you !

Hi,
* If you are using rtmp apache is not required at all. If you want to stream over http you need apache
* You can uncheck apache during the installation of FMS and install your own apache. But you will have to manage the configurations by yourself.

Regards,
Janaki L

Thank you for your answer!

There is still something bizarre (sorry if that is not the good place to ask): I am trying to use the 64 bit apache 2 which comes with my red hat 5.4... I try to use the same httpd.conf than the bundled fms version, but it fails, when I try to start it, to listen on the port 8134:

/usr/sbin/apachectl start
(13)Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:8134
(13)Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:8134
no listening sockets available, shutting down

I have not tried this on my own, but you can try removing "HTTPPROXY.HOST = :8134" from fms.ini and check if it works

Regards,
Janaki L