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OBS failed to connect to server #1371
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can you make a telnet to the port 1935 for RTMP connection? are you sure your NGINX is running? |
How do I check if my NGINX is running? |
terminal: ps aux start up nginx: |
how do I make a telnet to the port 1935 for RTMP connection? |
Do I do that in the ssh terminal? |
yes |
Do you know how to make a telnet to the port 1935 for RTMP connection |
i dont know how to use telnet maybe Daniel know. maybe lets go to steam chat |
ok I used the command you gave and it said could not open the file permission denied. |
what does that mean? |
do you have Steam ? It's easy to text chat on steam |
no I do not |
now thats hard. it looks like you dont have Superuser or root access to the server |
Ohh so what do I need to do? Can you help me, please? |
you have vps with root access ? i can teach you from the start on ubuntu 16 fresh install server |
I used AWS EC2 instance as my server. |
I use this Ubuntu-16.04-x86_64 server. You need to reinstall the server to Ubuntu-16.04-x86_64 |
yes I have that as my server. |
I will upload some file to you via mediafire |
Yes sure my name is angelosamuel1999 |
do I upload this to my terminal? |
no. unzip it to your desktop and read |
ok I will do that and get back to you. |
For AWS EC2 you must make sure the port is open. to make a telnet, you should be able to find instructions on google. make sure you will make a telnet from your PC to the server telnet [yourServerIP] [port] Something like that:
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So do you know anyone who is using your code for their website and it's active? |
I don't know if some other is using my nginx.conf |
Hey so I opened port 1935 in AWS EC2 instance, and I can connect to the server and OBS is streaming. But I am not getting any output in the site. When I tried to connect the telnet to port 1935, I am getting a message stating "Connection closed by foreign host." What does this mean? Could you kindly help me, please? |
Sets on obs Setting/Output rescale output: 640x360, rate control: cbr |
@angelognanamuthu you may find something on your javascript log |
Hey so what do you mean by javascript log? |
@angelognanamuthu try to look your browser console. try to google how to do that |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
Hello, I have an active site, and I am having trouble in live streaming. I installed the server and followed all the steps. But I am getting this error in OBS if I hit start streaming: Failed to connect to the server.
The connection timed out. Make sure you've configured a valid streaming service, and no firewall is blocking the connection.
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