Don't use scoped_lock objects to hold locks requested by libcurl. Should fix bug...
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1 from rtmpy import server
3 from twisted.internet import reactor
6 class LiveApplication(server.Application):
7 """
8 The simplest application possible.
9 """
11 def startup(self):
12 print("Startup")
14 def onAppStart(self):
15 print("App start")
17 def onAppStop(self):
18 print("App stop")
20 def onConnect(self, client, **args):
21 print("Connection")
22 client.call("initial", [ "connection attempt received", args ])
23 print(args)
24 return True
26 def onConnectAccept(self, client, **args):
27 print("Connection accepted", client)
28 client.call("welcome", [ "You have connected!", args ])
29 return True
31 def onDownstreamBandwidth(self, interval, bandwidth):
32 print("Downstream Bandwidth:", interval, bandwidth)
33 return True
35 def echo(self, *args, **kw):
36 print("echo", args, kw)
37 return args
39 def onDisconnect(self, client):
40 # This is probably never actually sent.
41 client.call("disconnected", "arg1");
42 return True;
45 app = LiveApplication()
47 reactor.listenTCP(9984, server.ServerFactory({
48 'rtmpyecho': app
49 }))
51 reactor.run()