> What is the problem behaviour? In the flash client it says it has
> connected properly. No other messages. On the server side it says
> nothing; only when I kill the flash client do I get a bunch of log entries:
> ...
> ERROR: failed socket_read from client so closing socket. Last socket
> error: An established connection was aborted by the software in your
> host machine.

Additional information: it doesn't time-out even if left for 15m. When I
then kill the flash client the server finally notices/accepts/completes
the connection. So, I think the above error is a red-herring. I.e.:
 1. I kill flash client
 2. php accepts connection and tries to send data
 3. It fails (because the flash client has just disappeared!)

Something changed between Flash 8 and Flash 9 in the way that sockets
work. Does that ring any bells with anyone? It only affects windows, not
linux. Carriage-returns?

Darren

P.S. I also wrote:

> The swf is trusted (See this blog entry on trusting swfs.).

Sorry, I missed the URL:
http://darrendev.blogspot.com/2008/06/flexflash-accessing-both-network-and.html

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