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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
See also
Password
,
Allow (User)
,
Order (User)
Enable
This element enables or disables the use of HTTP requests to execute administrative commands.
Setting this element enables HTTP requests to execute administrative commands. To disable administrative access
through the use of HTTP requests, do not set this element.
Example
<Enable>true</Enable>
See also
Allow (HTTPCommands)
,
Deny (HTTPCommands)
,
Order (HTTPCommands)
HTTPCommands
Container element.
This section contains the settings for those Flash Media Administration Server commands that can be accessed
through HTTP. The default value is
ping
. Specify each Administration API that may be called over HTTP in a comma-
delimited list. When finished, restart the server.
Contained elements
Enable
,
Allow (HTTPCommands)
,
Deny (HTTPCommands)
,
Order (HTTPCommands)
Order (HTTPCommands)
Flash Media Server uses two
Order
elements: one in the
HTTPCommands
container and another in the
User
container.
Specifies the order in which to evaluate the
Deny
and
Allow
commands.
Example
The sequence
Deny
,
Allow
means the HTTP command is allowed if the command is in the
Allow
list of commands or
not in the
Deny
list.
<Order>Deny,Allow</Order>
The sequence
Allow
,
Deny
means the HTTP command is allowed if it is in the
Allow
list of commands and not in the
Deny
list.
<Order>Allow,Deny</Order>
See also
Enable
,
Allow (HTTPCommands)
,
Deny (HTTPCommands)
Order (User)
Flash Media Server uses two
Order
elements: one in the
HTTPCommands
container, and the other in the
User
container.
Specifies the sequence in which Flash Media Server evaluates the
Allow
and
Deny
elements for an administrator.