I have been searching for an answer on this but it dosen’t seem to exist.
Many topics address this but none of them is given a solution. Two of them are below:
Hello,
I wrote a web app using lib-jitsi-meet
The web app works perfectly when I ran it with beta.meet.jit.si server and the following configuration
const serverURL = 'beta.meet.jit.si';
const options = {
hosts: {
domain: serverURL,
muc: `conference.${serverURL}`,
},
serviceUrl: `https://${serverURL}/http-bind`,
clientNode: `https://${serverURL}`,
};
Now I’m trying to run self-hosted Jitsi server with Docker Compose according to this guide - Self-Hosting Guide - Docker · Jits…
Trying to connect prosody an error occurs.
Logger.js:154 2021-06-07T09:43:16.843Z [modules/xmpp/strophe.util.js] <Object.r.Strophe.log>: Strophe: BOSH-Connection failed: improper-addressing
lib-jitsi-meet config below
const options = {
hosts: {
domain: "meet.sys5.co",
muc: "muc.sys5.co",
focus: "focus.sys5.co",
},
externalConnectUrl: "https://meet.sys5.co/http-pre-bind",
enableP2P: true,
p2p: {
enabled: true,
preferH264: t…
I am hosting on my computer and want to use my own client.
Below is my options configuration which is getting the BOSH error:
const options = {
hosts: {
domain: '10.47.14.206:8000'
muc: 'conference.10.47.14.206:8000'
},
serviceUrl: '//10.47.14.206:8000/http-bind',
bosh: '//10.47.14.206:8000/http-bind'
};
When i enter the bosh URL i get the website that it is working and says that i just need to use the URL i pasted in.
It works when i use the config below:
const options = {
hosts: {
domain: 'beta.meet.jit.si'
//muc: 'conference.10.47.14.206:8000'
},
//serviceUrl: '//10.47.14.206:8000/http-bind',
bosh: 'https://beta.meet.jit.si/http-bind'
};
saghul
June 29, 2022, 9:36am
#2
I don’t think we have great support for nonstandard ports, there might be a bug somewhere. I recommend you use standard ports, 443 to be specific, because HTTPS is necessary for WebRTC.
husky
November 2, 2022, 7:49am
#3
Hello, have you solved your problem? I have the same trouble.