Oracle/docker-compose
dmr138 opened this issue · 4 comments
I have an oracle cloud instance running ubuntu and docker I get the following error when I start the container, I have the correct ports open/ingress rules through oracle. Anyone have any ideas what might be causing this?
If this "error" is related to the IPv6 STUN query only, you can safely ignore it, because as far as I know, in default Oracle VMs do not have IPv6 addresses assigned. What is the output of your docker logs name_of_your_container?
output:
Cannot query stun.conversations.im:3478: can't assign requested address Exec: /opt/eturnal/erts-12.3.1/bin/erlexec -noinput +Bd -boot /opt/eturnal/releases/1.10.1/start -mode embedded -boot_var SYSTEM_LIB_DIR /opt/eturnal/lib -config /opt/eturnal/releases/1.10.1/sys.config -args_file /opt/eturnal/releases/1.10.1/vm.args -erl_epmd_port 3470 -start_epmd false -- foreground Root: /opt/eturnal /opt/eturnal
I am getting proper results from both ice tests now I think (relay and srflx) so you may be correct.
Also I don't believe there is an IPv6 address assigned in Oracle.
I will try to connect this to matrix/synapse now.
thank you.
Was able to make a successful test video call in element, I think it's working properly.
Since it is inside docker I am running it with a reduced port range since I had issues accessing it with network--host. Not sure if the smaller port range will have a negative effect overall though.
Was able to make a successful test video call in element, I think it's working properly.
If there is anything else, just come back to us.
Since it is inside docker I am running it with a reduced port range since I had issues accessing it with network--host. Not sure if the smaller port range will have a negative effect overall though.
No, that usually will not have a negative effect. The port range in a certain way defines the capacity / volume of sessions the TURN server can handle. So the higher the range the more "calls" you can offer simultaneously.