the command you are looking for is:
But I'm still having trouble getting rtmpsuck to bind myself too
if I run the above command, I see this:
Code:
tcp 0.0.0.0:1935 0.0.0.0
which simply means that the computer is listening for all incoming and outgoing tcp connections on port 1935, I wish that rtmpsuck and rtmpsrv had the option of giving an ip address to bind to, such as the loopback address or 192.168.1.100 as it stands now, it seems as if the server is trying to bind to ALL addresses on port 1935, that is bound to cause problems if it thinks that some other program is already listening on port 1935