I want install red5 on Enterprise, help!!!.
Thanks very much.

Red5?

I've never heard of that application.

do you mean the antiquated release of Red Hat Linux 5?
[ if Red Hat had kept the same numbering they would be on version 12 or 13 by now, 5 is extremely old ]

or maybe you meant Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5?
[ the latest version ]
put the boot cd / dvd into the system cd or dvd drive, boot up into the installer andfollow the onscreen prompts.

That mean:
Red5: Open Source Flash Server.
it can push calls and information to the Flash client!

ahh, never heard of it, since I detest flash and won't install the client.
clientside scripting is criminal and a severe security risk, no one with any brains has any clientside scripting enabled.*
[ security professionals, 2+ years, disable ALL clientside scripting ]
you want to have your domain known as a malware server?
[clientside is malware, flash is malware ]

I am interested in this topic for installing Red5 on Mandrake 10.x. Please post any new feedback on endeavors to install this software. I will post my trials when I do some more research on it.

Thanks,
gM

Update: I installed Red5 on Ububtu 6.06 LTS instead of Mandr*. The issue I am now workong on resolving is a Java exception:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/red5/server/Standalone

when I run ./red5.sh for the Red5 (http://osflash.org/red5). I would like to know what is causing this type of error. Is this an error because classes need to be defined by compiling the code with javac?

Since you haven't gotten an actual answer to your question, I thought I'd post something that might help you. This is the website for the Red5 application: http://osflash.org/red5. Hopefully, it'll help you find what you're looking for, or at least point you in the right direction.

Hello All,

Have a look on a link and you will get what you want.
pankajdangi.com/2010/01/steps-to-install-red5-on-linux/

Thanks
Pankaj

Yeah...good thing you posted this. Especially on a FOUR YEAR OLD THREAD.

Well I found this post just now and pranky's answer helped me.

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Typical forum member than has over 5k posts, your heads up your own ass. Stop acting like the police, you look stupid. His post also helped me. The thread is the 3rd result in google for 'install red5 on linux'

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As opposed to a child who joins a forum just to make posts like this? And a 4 year old dead thread shouldn't be reopened, since (very obviously), the installation procedures/requirements/software itself would have CHANGED IN FOUR YEARS.

Now now, there there, let's keep this forum friendly for all of us and all to come, shall we?

The link that was recently posted does not contain a 4 year old install method. So again, you just try to act like the forum police. Your title should be changed from 'guru' to 'forum police'.

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Read the full post, and try to understand all the words:
That means, ANY of it could have changed. Did you bother to read the link?? Checking out an SVN version, and compiling via ANT, may (or may not) work for folks, depending on their situation. Did you bother to read the part of that web page, that says it was for Debian Etch, which is NOT RHEL? Installing Ant and other packages on an RHEL system without being registered on the RedHat Network is going to be difficult...and if the person IS registered, CentOS and RHEL have this available as pre-compiled binaries now, rendering the instructions pointlessly difficult.

Pay attention, and do research before spouting off.

No, there's no "again". Stop it now.

You are new to LQ so you probably need to acclimatize. We will show you leniency but you must adhere to the LQ Rules, here meaning responding in a respectful and mature way.