Closed DismalShadowX closed 3 months ago
Hello,
Thanks for the report. Waiting for a solution, you can stop the error logs by disabling the moderation bot feature in the plugin's settings.
Is your OS Ubuntu 24?
What is your NodeJS version?
Ok, got it.
This is a race condition when you disable remote chats. I will release a fix.
In the meantime, you can just uncheck Don't publish chat information
, and it should work.
May I ask why you disabled this feature? This will disable chat for user viewing your live from remote instances. I can be deceptive for them.
Fixed and released in v10.3.3.
Ok, got it. This is a race condition when you disable remote chats. I will release a fix. In the meantime, you can just uncheck
Don't publish chat information
, and it should work.May I ask why you disabled this feature? This will disable chat for user viewing your live from remote instances. I can be deceptive for them.
Thanks for the fix. Actually, I didn't disabled remote chats, however Don't publish chat information
was indeed checked. I have updated to v10.3.3 and get this:
[Bots] ModerationBot stderr: [Sepia] Error: 805CE81B71730000:error:0A000410:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:sslv3 alert handshake failure:../deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/record/rec_layer_s3.c:1590:SSL alert number 40
Unchecked Don't publish chat information
fixes this.
Hum, so there is still a bug...
This one could be related to your node version, or maybe to openssl version. Can you tell me which version your are using for Node ? I guess that for openSSL you have the version packaged for Ubuntu 24?
For now, i won't re-open the issue until someone else has the same bug. Seems too tricky to reproduce, and i have not the time to work on this for now.
That said, I don't understand why it works when you uncheck the settings, and not when it is checked.
Hum, so there is still a bug...
This one could be related to your node version, or maybe to openssl version. Can you tell me which version your are using for Node ? I guess that for openSSL you have the version packaged for Ubuntu 24?
For now, i won't re-open the issue until someone else has the same bug. Seems too tricky to reproduce, and i have not the time to work on this for now.
That's fine as long the patch fixes this. :)
If Don't display remote chats
and Don't publish chat information
is unchecked by default for clean install, then it should be. During migration to new server, it retain all data and files carried over, maybe I didn't uninstall the plugin or cache properly is why Don't publish chat information
was checked when it shouldn't?
For Ubuntu 24 in case someone else reported the bug on openssl with Don't publish chat information
checked:
openssl version OpenSSL 3.0.13 30 Jan 2024 (Library: OpenSSL 3.0.13 30 Jan 2024)
node -v v20.16.0
If
Don't display remote chats
andDon't publish chat information
is unchecked by default for clean install, then it should be. During migration to new server, it retain all data and files carried over, maybe I didn't uninstall the plugin or cache properly is whyDon't publish chat information
was checked when it shouldn't?
They are unchecked by default. Uninstalling the plugin does not reset the settings (Peertube keeps them, and this is often a good thing as you don't want to loose your configuration if you deleted the plugin temporarily). For now, there is no way to reset all settings to default. I know this could cause some troubles, as there are a lot of settings for this plugin. I'm thinking of adding a "reset" button, but i'm not 100% sure of what this button should do (there are some settings that should maybe not be reset, like ports and network interfaces, as it could break some instances when there are multiple Peertube instance on the same server).
For Ubuntu 24 in case someone else reported the bug on openssl with
Don't publish chat information
checked:openssl version OpenSSL 3.0.13 30 Jan 2024 (Library: OpenSSL 3.0.13 30 Jan 2024)
node -v v20.16.0
Thanks.
Describe the bug Error messages appear in the logs:
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior No error log.
Server (please complete the following information):
Plugin diagnostic:
Additional context Not sure how to debug or troubleshoot this on Live production without another clean local install.
sudo journalctl -fu peertube
reported those errors while monitoring the install as well as error log from Admin>System>Logs>error in Peertube instance.Other than that, the chat work, ports are open. Maybe I'm missing something?