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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
Queue
Container element; contains elements that configure the settings of the message queue. A message queue is used to
buffer incoming messages from the publisher so that the server can send messages in chunks to the subscribers. You
can disable queuing so that individual messages are immediately sent to subscribers. To disable queuing, set the
enabled
attribute to
false
.
Contained elements
MaxQueueSize
,
MaxQueueDelay
,
FlushOnData
,
AggregateMessages (Queue)
Recorded
Container element.
The element nested within this container specifies the ratio of buffer length used by the server-side stream to the live
buffer.
Contained elements
MinBufferTime (Recorded)
Recording (HDS)
Container for configurations for HTTP Dynamic Streaming.
Contained Elements
“ContentProtection” on page 148
Recording (StreamManager)
Container element.
The elements nested within this container specify the duration and file size of files recorded by the server.
Contained elements
MaxDuration
,
MaxDurationCap
,
MaxSize (Recording)
,
MaxSizeCap
RecoveryTime
Specifies the recovery time for a core.
The server will not launch a core process until some minimum recovery time has elapsed. The time lag for recovery
can avoid a denial-of-service action, which happens when a faulty core process consumes all CPU time by repeatedly
launching itself.
The recovery time for a core process is specified, in seconds. A value of 0 disables any checking for process failures.
Note:
Loading an application with Flash Media Administration Server tools or APIs bypasses this check.
Example
<RecoveryTime>300</RecoveryTime>
See also
Scope
,
Distribute
,
LifeTime
,
MaxFailures