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STUN/TURN Server to make video call #1925
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It's hard to say something because stun library is not compiled with debug. You might see something in wireshark (recent versions of wireshark are able to understand STUN packets). |
You can also collect traffic on 3478 port using tcpdump and post it somewhere:
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@zinid , if I set auth_type to user, how can I register a username and credential (password)? |
The same XMPP user's credentials are used |
But the passwords should be plain-text'ed |
@zinid , I changed to use a fixed ejabberd user (username and password) that can login, but when I tried to make a video call no log was print in my ext_auth.log (i am using external auth method via python script). I tested these TURN/STUN servers and I did not have problem to make video call:
My STUN/TURN server is in a private enterprise network, but my two client can ping it. |
The wireshark capture of one ejabberd client (JSXC): https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwWxTurDNQ47ZmFaMEY4U3NVNzg |
Have you opened this PCAP file in wireshark? Your client sends only STUN Binding requests to ejabberd (10.67.125.28). TURN Allocation requests are sent to some other servers (192.158.29.39, 66.228.45.110, etc). |
@zinid , I fixed the problem, I configure coturn TURN server: Thanks |
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
Related issue with client xmpp : jsxc/jsxc#583
Nothing printed in /var/log/ejabberd/error.log, but this is the /var/log/ejabberd/ejabberd.log with info and debug messages:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwWxTurDNQ47TzdQR0tDcEp4WVU
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