Open mrozbarry opened 4 years ago
I also had this issue a long time ago. I had this issue with native web-rtc
and not with simple-peer
.
My offer got send but it fails to produce an answer.
But after some days, the error stopped appearing.
I had this error in chrome.
For me simple-peer
is working perfectly in localhost and my server. But When I tried to share signalling data in my LAN network it seems not working.
I tried to share signalling data with localhost and my network. The data is been transferred but it is not connecting. I don't know is that an issue. I'm using socket.io
to send signalling data. socket.io
is working but simple-peer
is not connecting.
I test it with my PC
and mobile
This is indeed a Firefox bug I've encountered before and is unrelated to simple-peer.
We need a native reproduction case to open this in bugzilla.
I've encountered similar problem in Firefox to Firefox relation only.
After refreshing the page it generates a huge amount (50+) of iceCandidates somehow, and cannot connect again. I recreate the peers on both sides when a refresh occurs, but I cannot make it work.
System
To reproduce
I'm using this repo to test things out, and I'm 99% sure the issue is not simple-peer, but I just want to step through everything that could be the problem.
Issue
When I run my app (
yarn start
) locally, and open a fresh firefox instance, my webrtc peer offer and other signals work exactly as expected. If I refresh the page, I get the initial offer signal, but then an error (with trickle on and off):To be clear, this seems to mostly be an issue with localhost. I deployed my app on netlify and Firefox seems to behave well, or at least I haven't observed the same issues I see on localhost. On chrome, things appear to work find in any case.
I have similar issues with PeerJS as well, but PeerJS appears to have identical issues on both localhost and a deployed domain.
Otherwise, I'm not really sure how to go about debugging this. I have a pretty decent understanding of TCP/UDP sockets on a system level, but I'm not 100% clear on all the effort of doing web peer to peer.