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the cheesy child
Remote server
Hello everybody, I have been having heaps of trouble installing a remote server.
But I've realized that some servers work just by php files!
And I was thinking maybe i would be able to make a remote server with php.
Basically i need to know a file i can send and save and load heaps of variables to and fast...
But i don't have too much of an idea, can somebody help me?
NOTE: If you post here just to say it isn't possible or that its too hard, don't. I'm trying to get this working and other people could be trying to help!
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Bearded (M|G)od
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the cheesy child
okay but i was kinda trying to make my own
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the cheesy child
BUT... which version should i be using
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Bearded (M|G)od
 Originally Posted by bounceboy
okay but i was kinda trying to make my own
There's no point in doing that, the job has been done. And it's way more complex than you think. I wouldn't even be able to point you in the right direction. Just... don't.
 Originally Posted by bounceboy
BUT... which version should i be using
I'm not a fan of AMFPHP because I use Red5 when something of the sort is needed, so I don't particularly know, but I'd assume the latest.
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the cheesy child
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Bearded (M|G)od
Well, that's where some research comes into play. I don't know about the AMFPHP project enough to say "Yeah, go for using the beta" or if their betas are real unstable. Let Google be your friend.
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Hi,
there is a difference:
amfphp runs on a regular webserver (e.g. Apache) but uses a more efficient data transmission for the same kind of requests / replies - so it substitutes loadvars stuff
Red5 or FMS are specialized servers for realtime connections
Musicman
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the cheesy child
actually AMFPHP works a bit differently to what i am after. i am pretty much after red5 except the only thing stopping me is my knowledge.
I am looking into AMFPHP and UNION PLATFORM too though.
If anybody could help me set up AMFPHP,RED5 or UNION from a live chat or something, that would be (awesomely) great!
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