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Hi all,

I've used the webpage media_sessions.phtml for monitoring usage of mediaproxy. But it only works if the web server is set up at the same PC where mediaproxy is working. Is there any possible way of installing the web page at another PC ?

yes you should edit the script adding the server's host.

Rosario

Hi there,

Well, actually, I did that. I replaced the IP of my mediaproxy at the file media_sessions.phtml.

Look ...

// List with MediaProxy servers to display sessions for. // Servers are specified in the form "IP:Port" (port can be missing) // If port is missing it is considered to be 25060 $servers = array("MY_IP:25060");

... but it does not show the rtp sessions.

However, if I run the web page at a local web server, it does show the rtp sessions.

Any ideas? I bet is some web server configuration, but don’t know what. This is what I did.

Alias /mediaproxy/ /home/mediaproxy/ <Directory "/home/mediaproxy/"> Options None AllowOverride AuthConfig #Order allow,deny #Order allow Allow from all </Directory>

Best regards,

Lucas