Help with configuring H264 pseudo-streaming

[bi...@steamengine.com]

Setting up Phrasea on Ubuntu 14.04 server build (first time for installing Phraseanet...)

 

This is my H264 Install code:

 

Configure H264 pseudo-streaming

/var/www/Phraseanet/bin/console h264-pseudo-streaming:generate-mapping apache --enabled

/var/www/Phraseanet/bin/console h264-pseudo-streaming:generate-mapping apache --enabled --write

/var/www/Phraseanet/bin/console h264-pseudo-streaming:dump-configuration

 

 

The problem occurs after I copy and paste code from the dump-configuration into Phraseanet.conf

IE::

 

    Alias /mp4-videos-1 "/var/www/Phraseanet/datas/databox/subdefs"

    <Location /mp4-videos-1>

        AuthTokenSecret       "mysecretstring"

        AuthTokenPrefix       /mp4-videos-1

        AuthTokenTimeout      3600

        AuthTokenLimitByIp    off

    </Location>

 

 

 

The "a2ensite Phraseanet" command processes with no error but when I restart apache2 I get this on the console:

 

root@...:/etc/apache2/sites-available# a2ensite Phraseanet

Enabling site Phraseanet.

To activate the new configuration, you need to run:

  service apache2 reload

root@...:/etc/apache2/sites-available# service apache2 restart

 * Restarting web server apache2                                         [fail]

 * The apache2 configtest failed.

Output of config test was:

Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Action 'configtest' failed.

The Apache error log may have more information.

 

I have no clue how to figure this out, even after reviewing the apache error logs, php error logs, system logs, etc...

Any help with finding the cause of the error would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Elliot Johnson]

Hi Bill,

Don't suppose you ever got to the bottom of this?

I am also encountering the same issue while trying to install Phraseanet onto CentOS7/Apache2.4.

Just going round in circles trying to find a solution.

I have found that this works:

    <Location /mp4-videos-1>
        AuthTokenSecret       "ZRJOJoWw2ieYbyJ4gzs2lCU2bjUSAR0s"
#        AuthTokenPrefix      /mp4-videos-1
        AuthTokenTimeout      3600
#        AuthTokenLimitByIp    off
    </Location>

So it appears to be a problem with Apache reading the AuthTokenPrefix and AuthTokenLimitByIp options.

Cheers

[Bartłomiej Roman]

Hi,

I've done as Elliot suggests.

But by the way, do you know why these two lines are corrupting Apache?

Best Regards