Closed pjmkrpg closed 2 years ago
$ nc -v my.domain.name 1194
Connection to my.domain.name (my.public.ip) 1194 port [tcp/openvpn] succeeded!
From inside or outside the network?
From outside. Inside the network I obtain
$ nc -v my.domain.name 1194
DNS fwd/rev mismatch: my.domain.name != ph489-1-my.public.ip.fbx.proxad.net
my.domain.name [my.public.ip] 1194 (openvpn) open
That's very weird.
Please confirm that you can connect to port 1194. Stop Galene, then on the server that usually runs Galene do:
nc -l -p 1194
From outside the network, do echo 1234 | nc ...
, and type a few lines; you should see the instance of nc
running inside the network display the string.
I confirm that strings sent with nc from outside the network are perfectly echoed by nc listening on port 1194.
I'm at a loss here. The failure in /relay-test
indicates that the TURN server could not be reached, or that it doesn't work. Yet, your test indicates that the TURN port is open from the outside.
Seems like a local configuration issue, the mailing list is a better place to discuss such problems. Please reopen if you feel this is a bug in Galene.
Galène used to work perfectly on my debian 11.2 server but now by reusing it after several months of inactivity (no clue about what could have happened in the meantime), I obtain the same problem as #86 : each user can only see his own video/screen/audio, the others appear in black. Test was between firefox for linux and firefox for android. I launch the server with
./galene -turn my.public.ip:1194 -udp-range 8000-8020
and it saysNetcat gives the following output
Typing
/relay-test
in the chat answersRelay test failed: Error: timeout
. In my freebox parameters the following redirections are activeThe corresponding ports are of course allowed by ufw on the server. Could you help me?