J. Scott Elblein

I'm looking to stream live to a few services at once and to do so I have an app listening on my home pc for an input stream. there are some other, less nice apps (i.e. Larix Broadcaster) that can send out to a rtmp url (i.e. that app listening on my home pc); any chance of adding this feature to open camera as well?

Interesting thing is when I add a trailing slash to proxy_pass, like this: $upstream_proto://$upstream_app:$upstream_port/ It'll load the index/frames, but then the links to the individual files are 404: Screenshot (ignore the full path in the top frame; I unpacked the .war file and tried editing in the full server path to test if it would work) Most likely has something to do with the website source files being contained inside a .war file instead of all files just sitting in a folder. Makes it...

Interesting thing is when I add a trailing slash to proxy_pass, like this: $upstream_proto://$upstream_app:$upstream_port/ It'll load the index/frames, but then the links to the individual files are 404: Screenshot (ignore the full path in the top frame; I unpacked the .war file and tried editing in the full server path to test if it would work) When I don't use a reverse proxy and just go directly to the IP + port 8080 it all works fine, but I need to be able to use a sub domain.

Anyone ever try running the jetrix behind a reverse proxy? Right now I'm trying to get the admin part to work. Using NGINX I forward teh rquest to port 8080; it loads the credentials prompt, I fill them in, then just get this on screen: HTTP ERROR: 404 /tetrinetadmin Not Found RequestURI=/tetrinetadmin The proxy code: server { listen 443 ssl; listen [::]:443 ssl; server_name tetrinet.*; include /config/nginx/ssl.conf; client_max_body_size 0; location /tetrinet { include /config/nginx/proxy.conf;...

command-line extract a sfx?

Let's see if I can explain this properly ... When you download most releases from GitHub in .zip format, the contents will look something like this: SomeProject_1.2.3.4 <top folder> <--- ignore - <some folder> <--- extract everything from here on down ----> - <some folder> - <some folder> - <some folder> - <bunch of files below this> I want to extract everything under that top folder, but not create that top folder when extracted. So, for example, I could make a folder named "blah", and 7z would...

Let's see if I can explain this properly ... When you download most releases from GitHub in .zip format, the contents will look something like this: SomeProject_1.2.3.4 <folder> <--- ignore - <some folder> <--- extract everything from here on down ----> - <some folder> - <some folder> - <some folder> - <bunch of files below this> I want to extract everything under that top folder, but not create that top folder when extracted. So, for example, I could make a folder named "blah", and 7z would extract...

Let's see if I can explain this properly ... When you download most releases from GitHub in .zip format, they'll look something like this: SomeProject_1.2.3.4 <folder> <--- ignore - <some folder> <--- extract everything from here on down ----> - <some folder> - <some folder> - <some folder> - <bunch of files below this> I want to extract everything under that top folder, but not create that top folder when extracted. So, for example, I could make a folder named "blah", and 7z would extract just the...