Closed zzxap closed 2 days ago
You can't do that through manual configuration of jcfg files. You need to use the plugin APIs.
Orchestration must be performed by a separate piece of software, like an application server.
You can't do that through manual configuration of jcfg files. You need to use the plugin APIs.
Orchestration must be performed by a separate piece of software, like an application server.
You can't do that through manual configuration of jcfg files. You need to use the plugin APIs.
Orchestration must be performed by a separate piece of software, like an application server. to the video room api hard to understand how { request: "publish_remotely", room: 1234, publisher_id: 98765432, secret: "adminpwd", remote_id: "test", host: "
", port: 10000, rtcp_port: 10001 }
the host is janusA or janusB's IP? how they know each other?
Please use https://janus.discourse.group/ for questions unrelated to code issues.
What version of Janus is this happening on? 1.2.4
Have you tested a more recent version of Janus too? Yes
Was this working before? no
Is there a gdb or libasan trace of the issue? no
Additional context I had run janus success in a single host. but i want to run it in two host like janusA janusB
I had read https://www.meetecho.com/blog/sfu-cascading/ and https://github.com/meetecho/janus-gateway/pull/3014 but i dont konw how to config it in *.jcfg file .how to config two janusServer in the .jcfg file? janusA how to know janusB exists?
and how to post a request? is there a demo about how to request: "add_remote_publisher",
request: "publish_remotely",
janusA how to know janusB exists? when add_remote_publisher
need to set two host public ip in nat_1_1_mapping of janus.jcfg?