stuck loading

[mkudev]

Hello Miro, I have installed it at https://autobify.com, and I have edited the .env file with my host, ngrok, and metered credentials. It stays on 'loading' when I start a room and it doesn't ask for mic or camera permissions. I am testing on a shared hosting, do you think this could be the problem? Best regards and thanks.

[miroslavpejic85]

Hey @mkudev!

If you're interested in self-hosting Mirotalk P2P, you can find all the detailed instructions in the official documentation right here: Mirotalk P2P Self-Hosting Guide.

And remember, if you have any more questions or need help in the future, you're welcome to join our friendly community on Discord. Just head over to the help-and-support channel, and you'll find plenty of answers and folks ready to chat.

Thanks for stopping by, and have a fantastic day! 😊

[miroslavpejic85]

@mkudev regarding your question:

I am testing on a shared hosting, do you think this could be the problem?

Yes, Shared hosting providers usually focus on hosting websites and applications using technologies like PHP, MySQL, and other common web technologies. While shared hosting can support Node.js applications to some extent, it might not be the most ideal choice for running Node.js apps, especially if they are resource-intensive or require specific configurations.

Here are a few things to consider:

• Node.js Support: Check with your shared hosting provider if they offer Node.js support. Some providers do allow you to run Node.js applications, but it may be limited in terms of version and customization.
• Resource Limitations: Shared hosting environments often have resource limitations. Node.js applications that require a significant amount of CPU or memory might not perform well on shared hosting due to resource sharing with other users.
• Server Access: Shared hosting typically limits your access to server configuration. Node.js apps might need specific configurations or modules that you can't easily modify on shared hosting.
• Performance: Depending on your application's performance requirements, shared hosting might not provide the level of performance you need, especially for applications with high traffic or complex processing needs.
• Alternative Hosting: For more control and better Node.js support, you might consider VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting, cloud hosting, or specialized Node.js hosting providers like Hetzner, Railway, Heroku, Contabo, AWS, or Azure...

In summary, shared hosting can support Node.js apps, but it's essential to consider the specific requirements and limitations of your application. Depending on your needs, you may want to explore other hosting options for better performance and flexibility.

For any other questions or doubits, we waiting you on Discord. Have a good weekend!

[mkudev]

Thank you for your attention. I had already read all the documentation, but I still had hope of running the script on the shared hosting since I can run many Node applications. Maybe now I won't be so lucky! Thanks.