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Streaming services on Plesk?

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ryanm

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A customer asked me about installing a streaming media server, and I'm curious if anyone has done this? Perhaps using the mechanisms that Plesk offers (i.e. RPMs)?

Specifically, he would like me to install the opensource Darwin Streaming Server so he can stream Quicktime content.
 
Ryan,

I don't know of anything that plesk offers to install or use Darwin, but I was able to install Darwin, on FC2, using the Red Hat instructions in the readme file. I installed it as root, and it allows any of the domains on the server to stream quicktime videos.

Tarren
 
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