Instructions for installation on Debian LINUX ?

Hello,
I am looking for a link with comprehensive installation instructions of the Adobe Flash Media Development server (version 3.51) on Debian (ETCH) LINUX. I downloaded it to test if it would run (it worked on Windows XP). I received no errors when I installed it on Debian and started the server and the administration console as root. However, I am unable to access the server from a browser (Mozilla, IE etc). FYI I disabled the native Apache server on Debian since I was using the Apache 2.2 server what comes with this product.
I understand that previous version of the Flash Media server had problems installing on Debian.
Any help, documentation or links would be gratefully accepted.
Thank you.
Tony

Worked it out:
apt-get purge anon-proxy
(this program seems to be the problem??)
Then did, do not know if necessary:
export HTTP_PROXY=
export http_proxy=
(To loose these environment variables if they are present, I assume.)
wget -O - http://backports.org/debian/archive.key | apt-key add -
(This is the step that would not work before. It worked alright now.)
apt-get install --reinstall --purge flashplugin-nonfree
(Simply installs the adobe flash player into iceape, presumably.)
Look - this is sinister: Why do the install instructions bear no relation to any sort of reality? Are the microsoft dirt up to something?

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