Hola Pedro :D,
Great to meet here, and congratulations for your work on Lynckia!
I installed everything on a Linux x64 CentOS 6.3 distribution. I might have
messed up with the dependencies somewhere, as I tried to install what’s
mentioned in scripts/installUbuntuDeps.sh
For information, the Gthread library I’m using is
libgthread-2.0.so.0.2200.5, taken from the yum package
glib2-2.22.5-7.el6.x86_64. Looking at the code in
erizo/src/erizo/NiceConnection.cpp, it lloks like g_thread_init is called
each time a new ICE connection is instantiated.
What version of Glib are you running? Maybe I should upgrade to a newer
version of Glib to avoid this “double initialisation” problem, as the
g_thread_init function seems to have evolved in Glib >= 2.32 to a no
operation function according to this thread :
Thanks a lot for your help,
PhilippeLe lundi 17 juin 2013 17:13:56 UTC+2, Pedro Rodriguez a écrit :
Hi Phillippe:
The GThread error does not look good. Are you using Linux or Mac in your
server. I can try to replicate the error.
As for stopping devices, killing all node processes should do the trick,
specifically you should have those you said (nuve.js, erizoController) and
BasicExample.
Cheers!
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Pedro Rodriguez
El miércoles, 12 de junio de 2013 a las 13:24, Philippe escribió:
Hi,
I installed Licode using today’s git repository, started it with
initLicode.sh, then lauched the initBasicExample.sh.
When I connect with Chrome to http://myserver:3001, video is properly
displayed, but shortly after, I can see those errors in the console :
WebRtcConnection constructor stunserver stunPort 0 minPort 0 maxPort 0
init… localvideoSsrc_ 55543
GThread-ERROR **: GThread system may only be initialized once.
aborting…
ErizoController 1 in 10.0.0.43 does not respond. Deleting it.
[CLOUD HANDLER]: Warning! No erizoController is available.
And therefore, access to http://myserver:3001 is available, but the page
remains blank for others who join that URL.
Also, I could not find any start/stop procedure for all the components. Is
the info available somewhere?
To my understanding, the following node programs are used :
- nuve.js (listening on TCP port 3000 by default)
- erizoController.js (listening on TCP port 8080 by default)
Should a simple "stop script’ just kill the corresponding processed
attached to the programs?
Thanks, and congratulations for this great software!
Philippe
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