Please somebody help Flash Media Server 4

Question

I've installed Flash Media Server 4 (I tried on i686 and x86 with CentOS)
also have uploaded applications to /opt/adove/fms/applications/test
here what I see in log files:
Connection rejected by server. Reason : [ Server.Reject ] : (_defaultRoot_, _defaultVHost_) : Application (test/_definst_) is not a valid signed application; loading access denied.
please somebody help

Answer 1

Are you sure that you are using adminconsole from location which mamata specified and not using some old adminconsole from you previous installation or something. I suspect you might be using older adminconsole.swf
You can also get same information using getLicenseInfo Admin command.
Please change your Users.xml to all getLicenseInfo or All. Open Users.xml under conf directory and you should find below text:
<AdminServer>
<HTTPCommands>
<!-- Enable or disable using HTTP requests to execute admin commands.     -->
<!-- Set to "true" to enable, otherwise it will be disabled.  The           -->
<!-- actual commands permitted for server admin and virtual host admin    -->
<!-- users can be set in the Allow and Deny elements.                                       -->
<Enable>${USERS.HTTPCOMMAND_ALLOW}</Enable>
<!-- List of server admin commands that can be accessed via HTTP.         -->
<!-- Add multiple commands separated by commas.  "All" indicates          -->
<!-- every command (it's not recommended to allow all commands).          -->
<!-- Seperate multiple commands with commas.                              -->
<Allow>ping</Allow>
<!-- List of server admin commands denied access via HTTP.                -->
<!-- Add multiple commands seperated by commas.  "All" indicates          -->
<!-- every command.                                                       -->
<Deny>All</Deny>
<!-- Processing order for deny and allow command lists.  "Deny,Allow"     -->
<!-- means the command will be allowed if the command is in the allow     -->
<!-- list or not in the deny list.   "Allow,Deny" means the command       -->
<!-- will be allowed if it is in the allow list and not in the            -->
<!-- deny list.                                                           -->
<Order>Deny,Allow</Order>
</HTTPCommands>
</AdminServer>
</Root>
Now change above content to below content:
<AdminServer>
<HTTPCommands>
<!-- Enable or disable using HTTP requests to execute admin commands.     -->
<!-- Set to "true" to enable, otherwise it will be disabled.  The           -->
<!-- actual commands permitted for server admin and virtual host admin    -->
<!-- users can be set in the Allow and Deny elements.                                       -->
<Enable>${USERS.HTTPCOMMAND_ALLOW}</Enable>
<!-- List of server admin commands that can be accessed via HTTP.         -->
<!-- Add multiple commands separated by commas.  "All" indicates          -->
<!-- every command (it's not recommended to allow all commands).          -->
<!-- Seperate multiple commands with commas.                              -->
<Allow>All</Allow>
<!-- List of server admin commands denied access via HTTP.                -->
<!-- Add multiple commands seperated by commas.  "All" indicates          -->
<!-- every command.                                                       -->
<Deny></Deny>
<!-- Processing order for deny and allow command lists.  "Deny,Allow"     -->
<!-- means the command will be allowed if the command is in the allow     -->
<!-- list or not in the deny list.   "Allow,Deny" means the command       -->
<!-- will be allowed if it is in the allow list and not in the            -->
<!-- deny list.                                                           -->
<Order>Deny,Allow</Order>
</HTTPCommands>
</AdminServer>
</Root>
Once you made the change , restart FMS and FMS Admin Server.
Once both services are restarted, open a browser and put following text in address bar and hit enter (replace necessary stuff like server-ip,AdminUserId and AdminUserPassword to your FMS ip, FMS Admin User and FMS Admin Password respectively)
http://<serverip>:1111/admin/getLicenseInfo?auser=<AdminUserId>&apswd=<AdminUserPassword>
Result displayed should have which edition you are using.