[mcpogue]

any idea how to do that on Fedora? I switched from Ubuntu because the GUI keeps freezing up on me with a pink screen, no login or panels visible, and rebooting does not fix the problem. Anyway, I'm reaching a point of frustration now where I am almost ready to give rtmpsuck and rtmpsrv the office, because I have tried on two different distros to get them to work to no avail. rtmpdump is a great program but without one of the other two, it becomes very difficult to determine the hidden stream url without using a debbuger to pour over a memory dump of firefox.

At first I could not get either program to bind at all, causing the error at the top of this thread, now after finally getting rtmpsuck to bind, it just sits there grinning at me with "streaming on 0.0.0.0:1935" and no further output. And YES I did redirect the output with the owner match with iptables and no I did not forget the escaped negation operator /! in the line. When you mentioned creating a "shared folder" I assumed you meant a shared directory in linux where members of a certain group could read and write files to a common directory, and that is what I did. I had no idea you meant create a network share, which I have no idea how to do because this machine is not a member of a workgroup or domain, and I am not really sure that I should because of security risks to my pc. But if that is what is required to get these programs running then someone please help. By the way, the site I am trying to stream is hulu, but I have navigated to other sites to try fetching their urls, but with the same result..........nothing