On Wed, Feb 15, 2017 at 3:54 PM, Jeff Shanab wrote:
> In my last project my server collected camera stats and served them up in
> a web page using and embedded (mongoose) web server. I hiiked into the
> callback functions of my own code, This was security cameras to disk,http
> streamaing, and my
In my last project my server collected camera stats and served them up in a
web page using and embedded (mongoose) web server. I hiiked into the
callback functions of my own code, This was security cameras to disk,http
streamaing, and my own browser plugin streaming.
On Wed, Feb 15, 2017 at 3:32 P
Has anyone done it? In particular, I want to monitor number of bytes
to/from the source, to/from each client, and number of clients. Ideally
this would be for Prometheus, but any monitoring package that exports stats
over http should be easily modifiable.
If nobody has done it, I'm about to do it
Hi Ross,
Yes, my apologies. I meant Windows shared libraries are not supported.
I'm struggling with the Visual Studio part now and it seems possible to
avoid adding the non-standard decorations, and still get a shared
windows library...I'll let you know if I succeed in case you consider it
a good
> I know LiveMedia does not support builds as a shared library.
That’s not true at all. Notice that we have a
“config.linux-with-shared-libraries” configuration file. This lets you compile
the code - for Linux - so that it will use shared libraries. (We make this
possible precisely because
Hi all,
This topic has come up several times. I just want to refresh the status
on this. I know LiveMedia does not support builds as a shared library.
However, this is the only way to use it with LGPL license.
As I'm sure other commercial products use the library on Windows, and
these are LGPL as
