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Support TURN only or STUN only mode for examples/turn-server #283

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danjenkins opened this issue Jan 10, 2023 · 3 comments
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Support TURN only or STUN only mode for examples/turn-server #283

danjenkins opened this issue Jan 10, 2023 · 3 comments

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Currently if someone wants to only support STUN... they can't disable the TURN server being available. The module should allow you to configure this behaviour in server setup.
@stv0g stv0g changed the title Support TURN inly or STUN only modes Support TURN only or STUN only modes Jan 20, 2023
@stv0g stv0g changed the title Support TURN only or STUN only modes Support TURN only or STUN only mode for examples/turn-server Jan 20, 2023
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stv0g commented Jan 20, 2023

I assume you are referring to examples/turn-server?

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From what I could see in the code... there's no way to use the module in a STUN only way?

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stv0g commented Jan 21, 2023

No, turn.Server currently does not support filtering which messages are supported.

If we would add support for it, I would propose to add support for a message handler which would check whether a given message class is supported. Just like we already have handlers for validating permissions and authentication requests.

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