Moving Servers, old flash app now throwing badVersion error

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cmcintosh's picture

ok, i have 6.10 on the new server, I am running Services 6.x-0.13, AMFPHP 6.x-1.x-dev. My flash apps cannot connect to the new host(now a goDaddy server). I am able to connect to the old host with no issues. I am getting the following error:
unhandled NetStatusEvent: NetConnection.Call.BadVersion. If you have any idea what may be causing this let me know.

I am hoping maybe its a permissions error i have set incorrectly somewhere.

Thanks,
Chris

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Figured it out, amazing how

cmcintosh's picture

Figured it out, amazing how 11pm comes around and solutions are flying around the air. I uninstalled my modules services/amfphp and reinstalled all of it from scratch and now im getting a lovely Connected to Drupal message.

whatdoesitwant's picture

I've run into something similar.

Normally, on your local test server the connection path for your flash would be something like:

http://localhost/drupal6/services/amfphp

You can find this path by following the link at
site configuration > services > browse > AMFPHP - /services/amfphp
after installing and configuring services and amfphp correctly.

I have a bit of weirdness going on because I use xampp (on windows i must confess) with virtual directories (multiple projects). Could this be a cause?

My httpd-vhosts.conf goes something like:

<VirtualHost mysite.test>
  DocumentRoot "E:\somefolder\mysite.test\testbed\drupal"
  ServerName mysite.test

  CustomLog "E:\somefolder\mysite.test\testbed\logs\example.local.access.log" combined
  ErrorLog "E:\somefolder\mysite.test\testbed\logs\example.local.error.log"

  <Directory "E:\somefolder\mysite.test\testbed\drupal">
    Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
    AllowOverride All
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
  </Directory>
</VirtualHost>

I appreciate suggestions.

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