moo-rist-hosting-native

Troubleshooting

I cannot reach those ports, because of my firewall, how to allow those required ports 2030/udp and 5556/udp?

you can use the port opening tools for Linux or Windows

The http port 8080 is already used, what am I gonna do?

just set an environment variable env_http_port=8888 before the startup of the script or put it inside the script

The websocket port 8081 is already used, what am I gonna do?

just set an environment variable env_ws_port=8888 before the startup of the script or put it inside the script

I use debian bookworm and my glibc is too old to run librist

have a look at librist old glibc and extract it to your folder and overwrite it

rm -f librist.tar.gz && curl -L -O https://github.com/moo-the-cow/moo-rist-hosting-native/raw/refs/heads/main/patches/librist.tar.gz && tar xvfz librist.tar.gz --overwrite

I’m using an older librist version on my sender and it doesn’t work anymore, whats the issue?

if you get an error like

librist 0.2.15 or earlier, the SRP wire format changed in 0.2.16 for RFC 5054 / TR-06-2 compliance. To interoperate with an older peer, add ?srp-compat=1 on BOTH URLs. Otherwise check the password.

then you will have to add srp-compat=1 to the ristreceiver url arguments in the scripts manually like ```

Build receiver URL based on NOAUTH setting

if [ “$NOAUTH” = “true” ]; then RECEIVER_URL=”rist://@0.0.0.0:$RIST_RECEIVER_PORT?rtt-min=100&srp-compat=1&aes-type=$ENCRYPTION&secret=$SECRET” else RECEIVER_URL=”rist://@0.0.0.0:$RIST_RECEIVER_PORT?rtt-min=100&srp-compat=1&username=$USERNAME&password=$PASSWORD” fi```

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