Heissan.
Siden dere er seriøse og en fin stor aktør og faktisk driver med ting
som er relatert, og dere sikkert også synes slike holdninger som vises
under er kritikkverdig, så må dere gjerne svare på denne tråden. Karen
som styrer her er litt merkelig til tider, men akkurat dette tungvint
for oss
The process is never closed, even if an Administrator needs to
change the RTSPServer port (for firewall testing/maintenance)
This seems like bad system design. You already need to create new
processes when you restart the system after a power failure (for
example), so you might as well do the
I to have similar requirements in that a user may need to reconfigure
the server ( different port, different sessions), etc without shutting
down the main process.
Renato MAURO (Libero) wrote:
Hi Ross.
Right now I'm not sure there's a clean way to delete RTSP sessions
unless they are actu
Hi Ross.
Right now I'm not sure there's a clean way to delete RTSP sessions unless
they are actually closed (using RTSP "TEARDOWN") beforehand, because
otherwise any future incoming RTSP requests or RTCP packets might still
try to be handled by the code, using deleted structures.
However, a
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Right now I'm not sure there's a clean way to delete RTSP sessions
unless t
