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Problem getting a Flash application to play on Windows 2008 server, with IIS7 on a 64bit machine.
I'm having a problem getting an Adobe Flash (.flv) application to play on Windows 2008 server, with IIS7 on a 64bit machine.
The same application works fine on a Windows 2008 server, with II7 on a 32bit machine, but no on the 64 bit.
64bit Example: http://www.njcu.edu/academics/media/Ed_dvd/
32bit Example: http://cms.njcu.edu/academics/media/Ed_dvd/
Note: On the 64bit server, I created a separate application pool and have set this to work in 32bit mode on the 64bit server. But it still won't run.
Also note, that I have the .flv and .swf MIME set up in IIS7.
I need help in trying to figure out what the issue is so I can get this running.
Gary
The same application works fine on a Windows 2008 server, with II7 on a 32bit machine, but no on the 64 bit.
64bit Example: http://www.njcu.edu/academics/media/Ed_dvd/
32bit Example: http://cms.njcu.edu/academics/media/Ed_dvd/
Note: On the 64bit server, I created a separate application pool and have set this to work in 32bit mode on the 64bit server. But it still won't run.
Also note, that I have the .flv and .swf MIME set up in IIS7.
I need help in trying to figure out what the issue is so I can get this running.
Gary
strickdd
Have you tried this: http://blogs.technet.com/b/technet_flash_feed/archive/2009/07/23/3231227.aspx
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Do you think this is my "problem" or is this just some additional extensions?? What are your thoughts?
Gary
Gary
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By the way, I installed this .. and it didn't fix the issue.
I don't know why but I'm thinking it has more to do with permissions. Especially since permissions on the 32bit OS are probably different than on the 64bit.
Any other thoughts?
Gary
I don't know why but I'm thinking it has more to do with permissions. Especially since permissions on the 32bit OS are probably different than on the 64bit.
Any other thoughts?
Gary
Please reset your IE browser it may fix that problem
Internet Options - > Advanced
Click Restore advanced settings and Reset buttons
Internet Options - > Advanced
Click Restore advanced settings and Reset buttons
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But this is happening when I try to view the Flash file in Chrome, Firefox or IE. It seems like it is more of a "server" issue that isn't delivering the file properly.
I did what you asked, but nothing changed. dgofman, .. did you try this before telling me to do it? If you tried it and it worked, that would have been great. But I don't think you tried this yourself. If you did, and if you can see it correctly, please let me know.
Gary
I did what you asked, but nothing changed. dgofman, .. did you try this before telling me to do it? If you tried it and it worked, that would have been great. But I don't think you tried this yourself. If you did, and if you can see it correctly, please let me know.
Gary
Soory man I didn't try but I will fix my mess
The problem on your 64 server we cannot get access to _PGC_Cpgc_3.f4v file
http://www.njcu.edu/academics/media/Ed_dvd/Sources/_PGC_Cpgc_3.f4v
Error: 403 Forbidden
IP: 130.156.5.27:80
on 32 bit you don't have such problem so check your server location file
The problem on your 64 server we cannot get access to _PGC_Cpgc_3.f4v file
http://www.njcu.edu/academics/media/Ed_dvd/Sources/_PGC_Cpgc_3.f4v
Error: 403 Forbidden
IP: 130.156.5.27:80
on 32 bit you don't have such problem so check your server location file
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cms is 32bit
www is 64bit
www is 64bit
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So .. what do I need to do on the server to allow this?
Gary
Gary
yes its opposite but problem with your file
are you sure _PGC_Cpgc_3.f4v exisits on your 64 server?
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What change do I need to make to access this file on the 64bit server?
Gary
Gary
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Thanks
how did you resolve it?