Closed fossmanjack closed 1 year ago
Jitsi require prosody Prosody and Metronome use the same TCP port so the can't work together.
If you disable prosody, jitsi won't work.
At the first install of prosody, as there is no domain declared, there is no certificate to be used.
But later during the install, prosody is configured, certificate is generated and service prosody is restarted
Describe the bug
Jitsi appears to try to replace metronome with prosody, but in my case the prosody install had some kind of certificate issue and wouldn't accept connections. I ended up disabling prosody and restarting metronome, but I think that might have broken Jitsi?
Context
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Presumably prosody should take over for metronome? I don't know what the "expected behavior" was, I wasn't expecting a prosody install at all
Logs
https://paste.yunohost.org/raw/ifodukipas
journalctl:
Snippet from prosody.log: