How to use rtmpdump with rtmpsrv in Linux

[sam4037]

Originally Posted by hyc

You're an ***.

If you're on Linux then follow the directions in the README file for using iptables with a proxy user. None of this gdb / coredump / hex edit crap is necessary.

As always, Howard rules! Thanks for letting me know, thought the tutorial was quite good, now I know different. Neither on Linux nor knowing much about iptables, but as I said this iptables and that things can be recorded while passing through it undetected by the server is quite damn neat, if I understood that right, so yeah, time to jump on the Linux train. Would it be possible for you to jot down a couple of commands for using iptables with a proxy user? i.e. Perhaps if you have time and could very kindly perhaps show an example with a couple of commands for iptables?

Also, Dear, Howard, if I may ask and you find time to very kindly reply, what version of Linux should I use for this but also for everyday office, email, surfing, but also media, video, audio, photo editing? Tried Ubuntu but that did not really catch my attention, perhaps try it again? So many questions, yes, plus I am a complete noob compared to you, so in all kindness, if would be great to hear back from you on those couple of questions. Thanks. And thanks for all your work on the seminal RTMPdump!!

[hyc]

Originally Posted by sam4037

As always, Howard rules! Thanks for letting me know, thought the tutorial was quite good, now I know different. Neither on Linux nor knowing much about iptables, but as I said this iptables and that things can be recorded while passing through it undetected by the server is quite damn neat, if I understood that right, so yeah, time to jump on the Linux train. Would it be possible for you to jot down a couple of commands for using iptables with a proxy user? i.e. Perhaps if you have time and could very kindly perhaps show an example with a couple of commands for iptables?

The relevant commands are already in the README file. I wouldn't point anyone to that file if the full answer was not already there. Have you read it yet?

Also, Dear, Howard, if I may ask and you find time to very kindly reply, what version of Linux should I use for this but also for everyday office, email, surfing, but also media, video, audio, photo editing? Tried Ubuntu but that did not really catch my attention, perhaps try it again? So many questions, yes, plus I am a complete noob compared to you, so in all kindness, if would be great to hear back from you on those couple of questions. Thanks. And thanks for all your work on the seminal RTMPDump!!

I use Ubuntu (Xubuntu actually, but that's just personal taste).

[sam4037]

Howard, thanks for your reply.