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Media Flow Controller Administrator’s Guide Media Flow Controller CLI Commands
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debug-dump
—List debug dump files. Use the filename option to list a summary of the
contents of a particular debug dump file.
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stats
—List statistics report files. Use the filename option to list the contents of a
particular statistics report file.
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tcpdump
—List tcpdump files. Use the filename option to list a summary of the contents of
a particular tcpdump file.
fmsaccesslog
Configure FMS (Flash Media Server) access log options; this log is generated by the FMS
server. In the Web-based interface, this log is displayed as FMSAccess Log under the Logs
tab. This log is written to /nkn/adobe/fms/logs/access.<nn>.log, by default (you can access
this using application fms shell, which takes you to fms directory).
The fmsaccesslog lists all FMS server command executions. Streaming fmsaccesslog events
include play, pause, seek, and stop events; session fmsaccesslog events include connect,
disconnect, and connect-pending events, by default. For each of these events, the
fmsaccesslog has at least some of the follow fields logged:
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date
—Date the event is logged
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time
—Time the event is logged
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c-ip
—Client IP address
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c-proto
—Client connection protocol, either rtmp or rtmpd
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s-uri
—URI of the FMS application
After FMS is installed (see “Installing and Using FMS in Media Flow Controller (CLI)” on
page 97 ) you can access the Logger.xml file to read more about the FMS access log and
make some configuration changes. This file is located in /nkn/adobe/fms/conf; you can access
this using application fms shell, which takes you to the fms directory.
See “Configuring Media Flow Controller Service Logs (CLI)” on page 226 for task details
including information on log rotation. See “FMSAccess Log (fmsaccesslog)” on page 217 for
usage information.
fmsaccesslog
copy <SCP>
filename <name>
on-the-hour {disable | enable}
rotate {filesize-MB <integer> | time-interval <hours>}
syslog replicate {disable | enable}
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copy
—Auto upload (when the set rotate criteria is reached) the FMS access log using
SCP (secure channel protocol), to the server specified using hostname. If username and
password are provided, Media Flow Controller uses that for authentication of the SCP
session. The no variant disallows auto upload. See
“Terminology” on page 30 for the scp