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RTMPS protocol

by Gavriloaie Eugen-Andrei :: Rate this Message:

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Hello,

Someone here suggested that flash player is somehow able to do RTMP  
over TLS/SSL (no HTTP). Is this really true? Can anyone give me a hint  
on how to force the flash player skip HTTP and go directly over SSL?

Tx

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Re: RTMPS protocol

by Mondain :: Rate this Message:

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You have to set proxyType i think, but I dont know for sure, have a look at this:
You may have to test the client with this as well:

Paul

On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Gavriloaie Eugen-Andrei <crtmpserver@...> wrote:
Hello,

Someone here suggested that flash player is somehow able to do RTMP over TLS/SSL (no HTTP). Is this really true? Can anyone give me a hint on how to force the flash player skip HTTP and go directly over SSL?

Tx

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Re: RTMPS protocol

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> Someone here suggested that flash player is somehow able to do RTMP over
> TLS/SSL (no HTTP). Is this really true? Can anyone give me a hint on how to
> force the flash player skip HTTP and go directly over SSL?
Where did you see that? I couldn't find the thread on nabble, but I am
99% sure that someone over there said that Red5 does not support
direct SSL. The thread wasn't too old, so I guess it's still valid.

So the only way for fast and easy encryption is to implement rtmpe.
Wowza has it, and it works with Flash Player for Mac ;-)


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Re: RTMPS protocol

by Gavriloaie Eugen-Andrei :: Rate this Message:

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Here it is. Just a few messages below...

This would be too good to be true!

:)

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From: David Hogan <mr.david.hogan@...>

Subject: Re: [Red5] ? RTMPS is RTMPT over SSL

Date: November 1, 2009 3:33:40 AM GMT+02:00

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And if you are publishing, the frame rate seems to be limited by the latency of the connection between the publisher and the server, at least it was last time I tried it.

The flash client can also connect using native SSL (rather than RTMPT over SSL) however red5 doesn't currently support this method. I would expect the performance of native SSL to be similar to that of RTMP as long as the client and server had enough spare CPU cycles for the encryption.




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On Nov 7, 2009, at 9:50 PM, Thomas wrote:

Someone here suggested that flash player is somehow able to do RTMP over
TLS/SSL (no HTTP). Is this really true? Can anyone give me a hint on how to
force the flash player skip HTTP and go directly over SSL?
Where did you see that? I couldn't find the thread on nabble, but I am
99% sure that someone over there said that Red5 does not support
direct SSL. The thread wasn't too old, so I guess it's still valid.

So the only way for fast and easy encryption is to implement rtmpe.
Wowza has it, and it works with Flash Player for Mac ;-)


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Re: RTMPS protocol

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> Here it is. Just a few messages below...
>
> This would be too good to be true!
>
>
Actually I even can't find any examples of  how  read stream by rtmpt.


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Re: RTMPS protocol

by David Hogan-2 :: Rate this Message:

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yeah to get the client to try native SSL, you set proxyType = "best" on the NetConnection object. It it works, the usingTLS property will be true once connected. Last I tried it also didn't work on Wowza, never tried FMIS.

Thanks for pointing out the hasTLS capability, I hadn't seen that.

2009/11/8 Mondain <mondain@...>
You have to set proxyType i think, but I dont know for sure, have a look at this:
You may have to test the client with this as well:

Paul


On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Gavriloaie Eugen-Andrei <crtmpserver@...> wrote:
Hello,

Someone here suggested that flash player is somehow able to do RTMP over TLS/SSL (no HTTP). Is this really true? Can anyone give me a hint on how to force the flash player skip HTTP and go directly over SSL?

Tx

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Re: RTMPS protocol

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Hello All,

I would like to comment on RTMPS.

Basic fact is that, it was (and perhaps is) indeed working b4 also. I have tested it under various circumstances. Like putting Red5 behind proxy (https based). Its https is also working. I would encourage people to read the documentation and test the using simple flash clients. Performance cannot be better than RTMPT.

The only problem that i am facing as of today is with Live H264. I wish RtmpClient could have capture support in future releases.

Thank You.

David Hogan-2 wrote:
yeah to get the client to try native SSL, you set proxyType = "best" on the
NetConnection object. It it works, the usingTLS property will be true once
connected. Last I tried it also didn't work on Wowza, never tried FMIS.

Thanks for pointing out the hasTLS capability, I hadn't seen that.

2009/11/8 Mondain <mondain@gmail.com>

> You have to set proxyType i think, but I dont know for sure, have a look at
> this:
>
> http://old.nabble.com/Re:-RTMPS-only-working-with-Invalid-cert-(for-me)--PARTIAL-SOLUTION--td21932402.html
> <http://old.nabble.com/Re:-RTMPS-only-working-with-Invalid-cert-(for-me)--PARTIAL-SOLUTION--td21932402.html>You
> may have to test the client with this as well:
>
> http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/system/Capabilities.html#hasTLS
>
>
> <http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/system/Capabilities.html#hasTLS>
> Paul
>
>
> On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Gavriloaie Eugen-Andrei <
> crtmpserver@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Someone here suggested that flash player is somehow able to do RTMP over
>> TLS/SSL (no HTTP). Is this really true? Can anyone give me a hint on how to
>> force the flash player skip HTTP and go directly over SSL?
>>
>> Tx
>>
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