just a question

[OrionRandD]

For Teaching purposes, do you think the Demo version is enough?
Or should I install it locally…

[miroslavpejic85]

Hello @OrionRandD, thanks for trying MiroTalk. Let's say the intention of the Demo is to give everyone a chance to see how it works :) It would be better to create your own personal droplet instance on DigitalOcean, In order to have this service all Yours, and not depend on the Demo ;) For any doubts or questions you can also contact me directly at: miroslav.pejic.85@gmail.com
Many Thanks

[OrionRandD]

Hello @OrionRandD, thanks for trying MiroTalk. Let's say the intention of the Demo is to give everyone a chance to see how it works :) It would be better to create your own personal droplet instance on DigitalOcean, In order to have this service all Yours, and not depend on the Demo ;) For any doubts or questions you can also contact me directly at: miroslav.pejic.85@gmail.com Many Thanks

I have installed the server in my notebook. It seems to work, but I got a warnings message complaining that my "/usr/bin/uuid" is an older version it 3x... But, I checked my npm, and it is above npm -version 7.20.3
Seems that it is ok...
I deleted the uuid and reinstalled again, deleted the local repo, cloned again, installed again and it still complained about it. I got there hangled. Then I issued C-c and did "npm start" and got the local url and that worked. But, I think that although it says https, it is not encrypted locally... I think it is useful... probably...

My system is:
OS: Siduction (Debian sid) x86_64
https://forum.siduction.org/index.php

[miroslavpejic85]

Good, thanks for the update.

If you want to expose MiroTalk SFU from your Local PC to outside in HTTPS, you need to do 2 things:

1. Add ngrok authToken and change the announcedIp

• In app/src/ copy config.template.js to config.js then

    /*
    Ngrok
        1. Goto https://ngrok.com
        2. Get started for free
        3. Copy YourNgrokAuthToken: https://dashboard.ngrok.com/get-started/your-authtoken
    */

    ngrokAuthToken: 'YourNgrokAuthToken', <--- put it here

    announcedIp: 'Your-Public-Static-IP-here' <--- take it from https://api.ipify.org

2. You need to do a port forwarding on your router, something like this:

Name	Protocol	Port Wan	Port Lan	IP Destination
MiroTalkSfu	TCP/UDP	40000:40100	40000:40100	Your Local IP
MiroTalkSfu	TCP	3010	3010	Your Local IP

Make sure your firewall not blocking rtcPorts range: 40000:40100

Then, when you run it with npm start, you should see in the console log this line:

tunnel: 'https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.ngrok.io'

So open it in your browser, join in the room, share it to whom you want and wait participants to join ;)

Regards

[OrionRandD]

Thx alot for the help.
I will tell other people about your app...

[miroslavpejic85]

You are welcome, thank you very much.