Closed atyenoria closed 8 years ago
solved by --net=host option
solved by --net=host option Where have you fixed?
What do you mean by Where? I added this option with docker run
i tried like that: docker run --net=host -it --name jitsi-meet -p 443:443 robertoandrade/jitsi-meet but it still run incorrect with error "CONFERENCE FAILED: conference.setup_failed"
What kinds of server are you using? aws? I can't help with this.
I using RHEL santiago 6.6
Are you sure to check the network config without docker?
I have installed Openmeetings, its worked correctly.
Do you try to open all of the port when docker run?
https://hub.docker.com/r/robertoandrade/jitsi-meet/~/dockerfile/
EXPOSE 80 443 5347
EXPOSE 10000/udp 10001/udp 10002/udp 10003/udp 10004/udp 10005/udp 10006/udp 10007/udp 10008/udp 10009/udp 10010/udp
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
c12398567404 robertoandrade/jitsi-meet "/bin/sh -c /run.sh" 23 minutes ago Up 23 minutes 80/tcp, 10000-10010/udp, 5347/tcp, 0.0.0.0:443->443/tcp jitsi-meet
i reconfigured, its still running incorrect
Unfortunately, beyond my experience...
This docker image can't work well in my env(local mac). Peer to peer connection failed.
Browser error is like this
Can anyone help me??