Probably some one on this list may give me some idea to which direction I should look or think. This question is not for kernel development but it is a problem I am facing.
I have multiple video streaming servers running on my LAN. For different subdomains. i.e. site1.mydomain.com site2.mydomain.com site3.mydomain.com site4.mydomain.com All the above websites have different content and are different websites. The front end to the world is apache2 on a server which has public IP. To be able to reach the streaming server I embed a javascript in HTML pages as follows Code: <embed ..... var="rtmp://site1.my_domain.com" > the problem is the website are many site1.mydomain.com site2.mydomain.com site3.mydomain.com site4.mydomain.com each on a separate server. Each of these four have their own streaming servers the front end to each of these four is apache running on gateway If I run rtmp on each of the subdomains at a different port how will I make sure a request such as rtmp://site1.mydomain.com rtmp://site2.mydomain.com goes to their respective servers. from the front end server from gateway. What do I need to handle in this case ? For handling HTTP requests in this case I use Apache Reverse Proxy but for rtmp requests I am not clear as which direction to proceed. What I want is if I embed a code in javascript as rtmp://site1.mydomain.com then request for rtmp://site1.mydomain.com rtmp://site2.mydomain.com goes to the server on LAN which has site1.mydomain.com site2.mydomain.com respectively. The gateway is Linux Server. Which redirects to these websites via Reverse Proxy at apache what more I need to put in my vhosts at gateway. If some one has any suggestions let me know. -- Tapas -- To unsubscribe from this list: send an email with "unsubscribe kernelnewbies" to ecar...@nl.linux.org Please read the FAQ at http://kernelnewbies.org/FAQ
