bbaldino
bbaldino
Do you have an http client sending requests to Jibri? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26898691/jetty-badmessage-400-no-host-for-httpchanneloverhttp
Nothing to test, I'm asking if there is something sending requests to Jibri's http api...the link I found with that error message talks about incorrect http requests causing jetty to...
I don't have any experience with openfire, but Jibri uses presence messages to post updates about its availability. Jicofo listens to those and then sends update to the web, so...
Jibri posts a presence to the control muc (which only jibri and jicofo are in), which Jicofo receives. Jicofo then parses bits out of that presence and puts them in...
yeah that does seem odd...i'm afraid i'm not much of an xmpp authority though. @damencho any thoughts?
You're talking about a webhook when Jibri detects the conference is empty?
Jibri treats the empty call like a "successful" finish, do you need to specifically know that the Jibri session ended due to an empty call? Or merely that it ended...
Gotcha. No plans for something like this. We'd need to surface the specific reason we transition to the finish state [here](https://github.com/jitsi/jibri/blob/99288dc8e6f4b4c74886d31737b05e9e3bfad3c3/src/main/kotlin/org/jitsi/jibri/selenium/SeleniumStateMachine.kt#L51) at the Selenium level, but there would also need...
The meeting participants relies on some form of identity, which meet.jit.si doesn't do.
please include the Jibri logs (`/var/log/jitsi/jibri`, include all of the different log files there)