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Apr 28, 2009 5:02 AM

http 404 error - win2003

Hi All

 

Apologies if this has been addressed before but I've searched high and low but haven't found any solutions.

 

I have Openfire 3.6.3, red5plugin (1.10) running on a Win2003 server.

All the settings seem to be correct from the various docs I've read however I continue to get ...

 

HTTP ERROR: 404

NOT_FOUND

RequestURI=/red5/index.html

Powered by Jetty://

when I try to access the localhost:7070/red5/index.html

Openfire seems to be functioning fine.

I wonder if the java webserver 'jetty' may be conflicting with the IIS webserver running on the same server? I do not use the 7070 port for any purpose on IIS.

If someone can clarify or steer me to a solution on this I'd very much appreciate it.

Cheers

Tropolite

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May 16, 2009 2:39 AM in response to: tropolite
Re: http 404 error - win2003

All...

 

I have uninistalled the works and installed OF 3.6.4 along with MySQL 5.1, and Red5 Plugin 1.11 (somewhat crazy to find but found it).

Even though the documentation for MySQL database install (for Windows) was no help I did find a good forum thread (below) which thankfully someone gave proper instructions (thanks Mike P).

 

http://www.igniterealtime.org/community/message/169495#169495

 

So once installing a fresh copy of Openfire, MySQL 5.1 and adding other plugins, I then attempted to install Red5 Plugin using the upload option under the plugins listing.

 

Once that was done, I restarted the Openfire Services (another point hidden obscurely in some instructions - Openfire using Win2003 should only be run via services, or something like that, rather the Openfire popup to start the application). For good measure I rebooted the server completely and waited for a while before testing the Red5 testpage.

 

I'm happy to say all is functioning well now and Spark is able to connect and no longer do I get 404 errors.

 

Thanks to all that helped.

 

Cheers

Tropolite

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