have an app with a successfull kurento implementation connecting to a rstp://ip and displaying it to a video tag on my web page, just like this
http://www.kurento.org/blog/interoperating-webrtc-and-ip-cameras
https://github.com/lulop-k/kurento-rtsp2webrtc
it works like a charm on my localhost but once i deploy it to heroku and test it... well, it just does not display any video, no errors or weird issues it just does not display video, i'm not sure if there is something i missed to config on my kurento server like a cors config or similar and i've been looking for it with no luck so... any insight or guidance would be helpfull.
btw i have my kurento media server running on an amazon ec2 micro instance and my client running on heroku
Thanks in advance
I had the same problem!! I solved it using HTTPS instead of HTTP :)
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I am running my web app on localhost and I have need to use ns so that chat and messaging, etc could work! now the WebSocket filed to connect! how can I fix that on localhost? anyone?
You can use Pusher.com. I use it for my local development. It is free and works great. It is already supported by Laravel just read this https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/broadcasting#pusher-channels
I'm hoping that someone can help me out here.
I'll try to give as much information as I can but this is a work project so have to be very careful how much I post.
The situation is this. The user attempts to connect to a web page, as they are not authenticated they are re-directed to an oauth server and are presented with a login page. When the user completes login they are then re-directed back to the original URL and are presented with the landing page.
The projects are spring boot and when I run them locally everything works as intended.
I have created docker images and can run the containers and the projects are connecting to a eureka server with on the correct network with the correct hostname.
The issue that I have is that when I attempt to get to the web page, I can track the logs and see that the re-direct is happening and I can see the re-direct URL in the browser bar but then it seems to stop. The oauth server logs shows that nothing is happening and there is no login page presented. The web UI and the oauth server are both docker images and both use spring boot with java 8.
There isn't a firewall issue as the containers are running on the same subnet. The projects are copies of projects that are already running in another section of the network so I know that they do run ok.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
ok so an update to this, it turns out that the server running the docker engine was running on a unix server but that was actually running inside of a Hyper-V container which was interfering with the network traffic and the redirects, I asked to have the image removed and started working on the windows server directly, I would have preferred to work on unix but there we go. So if you are working remotely where you are deploying docker images to a container engine on a remote server and getting redirect issues, this may be one thing to look at, especially if you can run your system locally without any issues.
I have a web application developed in PHP and all users can access it via local network(xampp), now the users want to access their gmail,yahoo or any emails via localhost(xampp), I want something like MS-outlook to work in my xampp.
is there any solution ?
the propper way to do this is if you use email server at localhost better already install apache2 in your own device
also using postfix and dovecot will be very helpfull here some link
about webmail configuration in google cloud instance
https://medium.com/geekculture/how-to-host-a-personal-email-server-on-google-cloud-for-free-part-i-8124d65d1d25
perhaps that concept will help you to develop your own webmail in Local Area Network
I've been Googling this problem for some weeks now and can't find a solution to what seems to be a simple problem. It seems to get pretty convoluted pretty quickly.
I've read through the node.js Heroku getting started and a lot of other tutorials but it seems to be that it won't work with Polymer. I can see my app looks and works fine when I run python -m http.server 8000 from the command line in my directory I can view my app in the localhost and it looks great!
If anyone has any clue as to where I should go from here or can point me to any useful links that would be amazing! Even better if there is some kind of skeleton Polymer website that is freely available.
If you aren't trying to host a node.js or other backend with your polymer app you can use github pages. https://pages.github.com/
Polymer app is essentially only files that the browser needs to retrieve from remote server. You don't need to have backend on the host server. If you were trying to host node.js or other backend you could use heroku to host it.
I want to find out the exact http requests that my Google App Engine app is making to external websites. I've tried Charles Proxy, TcpCatcher and Wireshark, but haven't been able to get the traffic between the dev server and the outside world. I can get the traffic between the browser and the dev server OK, but that is not what I want. What setup do I need to be able to monitor this?
You should be able to use charles or whatever for this but you might (and I haven't tried this...) need to specify the proxy to use on the JVM for the dev server. Something like:
JAVA_FLAGS=-Dhttp.proxyHost=127.0.0.1 -Dhttp.proxyPort=8888