By default, the prefix is set to ?IP?
Cache prefix
?IP?
?APP?
?APPINST?
?VHOST?
You can include the IP address in the prefix to avoid file collision. For example, the proxy
server might be connecting to two different origin servers with the same file in c:\data\foo.flv.
Adding the IP to the prefix for these files points each file to the appropriate server.
If you want more than one origin server to share the cache file, do not include the IP as a
parameter. Remember the cache prefix is a relative path used by proxy server to look up the
cache stream file.
Examples
The cache prefix creates a relative path in the proxy's
by '/' or '/'.
<CachePrefix type="path">c:\fms\flvs\foo.flv. data/?IP?</CacheDir>
resolves to:
data/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/c/fms/flvs/foo.flv
<CachePrefix type="path">?APPINST?/data</CacheDir>
resolves to:
app1/inst1/data/c/fms/flvs/foo.flv
<CachePrefix type="path">origin1/data/</CacheDir>
resolves to:
origin1/data/c/fms/flvs/foo.flv
CacheUpdateInterval
This tag defines the wait interval for updating the cache streaming in the proxy server.
Description
The interval is defined in milliseconds. The default value is 10 minutes. The minimum
interval is 10 seconds. The maximum interval is 24 hours.
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Configuration Files
Actual name
IP address of the server
Application name
Application instance
vhost name
. All parameters are separated
CacheDir
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