Dear Christian, As per my understanding SSL certificate is required for frontend nginx/Apache webserver. If we use RTMPS then we have to deal with keystone and truststore, right?
What if I use simple RTMP which tunnel through https, which settings should I have to change for that? And another query, is there any settings I have to add in nginx configuration to pass rtmp request to openmeeting? On Tue 24 Jul, 2018, 1:13 PM Christian Wolf, <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Hemant, > > > In Darshit's case, [if] it is Nginx https + OM http. In such a case, > the SSL will be terminated at Nginx. Only HTTP requests will be sent to > Tomcat. > > This is exactly correct. This is independent of nginx. Could also be > apache, lighttpd, haproxy or any other reverse proxy with SSL capabilities. > > > In addition to Admin ->Config (flash.secure = true, flash.secure.proxy = > none), does Darshit have to do the following: > > > > 1. red5/conf/jee-container.xml: UNComment Tomcat with SSL enabled > section > > Red5/Openmeetings uses two different ports to communicate with the user. > One is for HTML content (HTTP(S)) and the other for media (RTMP(T/S)). > By uncommenting you only make tomcat listen on the RTMPS socket. > > > 2. deal with keystore and truststore? > > I had the following problems, that in the stock installation of > Archlinux AUR package: > > 1. The password of the truststore was wrong. I do not know it. I just > recreated the truststore from the keystore after the keystore was set-up > correctly. > > 2. I had to add my keys + certificate chain to the keystore. > > > I hop this helps you with your setup > Cheers > Christian >
