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Originally Posted by macey
I use Ubuntu Linux.
Can you post a guide to using rtmpsuck/rtmpsrv please?
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The basic steps, in plain English:
- Create a special user account that will be used solely for running rtmpsrv/rtmpsuck
- Set an iptables rule that redirects all outbound RTMP connections for every user except the special user
- Run rtmpsrv/rtmpsuck using the special user account
- Browse to the web page with the media you want to download, using your regular user account
If you don't know how to create user accounts, go read your system docs.
If you haven't read the README file yet, do that.
On BSD/MacOSX, you use ipfw instead of iptables. Examples for both are already in the README file.
Note - do not use an account with special system privileges to run any of this stuff. This code has been pretty carefully checked for security and correctness, but even so, it would be foolish to take unnecessary risks. And since Adobe Flash is full of so many already-known vulnerabilities, it's equally likely that some sites you try to connect to may be serving malicious data. The rtmp account should have a home directory that it can write to, access to the RTMP ports, and not much else.