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moviemasher / moviemasher.js

JavaScript library for realtime, browser-based video and audio editing
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Trying to load mashes #17

Closed Hackarrin closed 6 years ago

Hackarrin commented 7 years ago

Hi Dan, I have movie masher installed on amazon at ec2-54-92-237-232.compute-1.amazonaws.com.

  1. I wanna be able to pull up a particular mash via url.

  2. What is the default username and password to login to the server 'cos I would like to customize the ui?How do I authenticate into the server using putty.

  3. I also wanna figure out how to port my authentication code (written for version 3) to version 4. Please see zipped folder. to_dan.zip

  4. Where are the mashes stored 'cos they arent stored in the user folder as in version 3.

I would appreciate it if you could help me out. Thanks!

syntropo commented 7 years ago

I'm assuming you've launched version 4 on a single instance in AWS...

  1. There is no inbuilt support for loading a particular mash via URL, though you could do it from JavaScript - perhaps add a feature request here on GitHub

  2. Most any username is valid - the password is the EC2 Instance ID

  3. Take a look at authutils.php script - every authentication related function is defined there.

  4. They are stored in whatever directory is set in user_data_directory in the moviemasher.ini file - I believe the default in your configuration is /var/www/user-data

Hackarrin commented 7 years ago

Thanks, Dan.. Could you put me through how to get that using javascript?

Hackarrin commented 7 years ago

What I actually meant in the second question I posted was find a way to get into the amazon instance id cos Ive tried logging in using putty 'username=root@54.92.237.232' and uploaded my putty generated private key but still doesnt work..

Your help is highly appreciated.

syntropo commented 7 years ago

You'll want to load the mash and parse as JSON, then MovieMasher.player(0).mash = {...}

Regarding SSH, you should check up on the EC2 documentation. The instance needs to be started with a key pair assigned, then you use the private portion to gain access along with the ec2-user username.