David Schulberg wrote:
Red5 doesn’t directly support ssl connectivity but using rtmps
protocol (rtmp
tunnelled via https) clients should be able to connect to Red5 if stunnel handles the encrypted traffic on port 443 and passes unencrypted communications back and forth to the Red5 on a port it expects to receive rtmp communication..
(refer
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashcom/articles/firewalls_proxy04.html)
So you have stunnel running on the server-side, awaiting SSL connections from the Flash application, right?
client = yes
in which case, you need to be running stunnel in server mode, i.e. without this line.
HTH, Y.