Closed Oluwafemikorede closed 8 years ago
the server should be listening on all interface by default -- https://github.com/andyet/signalmaster/blob/master/server.js#L29-L34 is slightly misleading about that.
Typically you will want to run this behind nginx or haproxy. See the socket.io documentation for this
@fippo will changing https://localhost: on https://github.com/andyet/signalmaster/blob/master/server.js#L29-L34 to my url resolve the issue?
And how can I "run this behind nginx or haproxy." my server runs on apache
there should be no issue, you can ignore console.log output
You don't need to change that, it's just a logged value. It's already listening on the interface. Provided your DNS is configured, your URL will work.
I followed the installation steps but I am not getting "Welcome to socket.io" when I point my browser to the url, any reason why this might be happening
the README is outdated :-(
If you get a
{"code":0,"message":"Transport unknown"}
from http://yourservernamehere:8888/socket.io/ you should be good
thanks, it works, so my signalling service will now be something like this right...
http://yourservernamehere:8888/
but how do I change it to https, running this command
./scripts/generare-ssl-certs.sh
throws this error
-bash: ./scripts/generare-ssl-certs.sh: No such file or directory
thnaks everyone, all problems fixed now, I think the documentation needs to be updated. I can close the issue now.
@Oluwafemikorede how can you solved issue? I have same problem and cant find solution
hello,
I installed signalmaster on my centos and I tried running node server.js and it shows server runs on localhost:8888, how do I change my config or settings to make server reflect my production url