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Someone tries to DDoS the server by HLS requests. Maybe there is a vulnerability in some media servers they try to exploit. But WCS is proof, so you can ignore those logs or disable HLS at all if you don't use it: hls_server_enabled=false About NPE in logs: we raised the ticket WCS-4014 to...

The server is running. You should activate the license key to work with it: You can request a trial license here: http://flashphoner.com/get_trial/?product=wcs5

Good day. We added a check if renderer exists before deletion in iOS SDK build 2.6.120. Please update and check.

Seems like the startup script cannot detect IP addresses automatically. Use the command sudo /usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/bin/webcallserver set-ip and answer the questions the command asks.

Check file /usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/conf/flashphoner.properties Make sure ip = {Public AWS Instance IP} ip_local = {Private AWS Instance IP} Try to launch in standalone mode cd /usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/bin sudo ./webcallserver start standalone Copy and past log output...

1. Try to set permissions sudo /usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/bin/webcallserver set-permissions 2. If it does not help, try to set launch from root user sudo /usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/bin/webcallserver set-root-mode enable

Use port 8444 for HTTPS queries. Port 8443 is for websocket connections only.

Seems like you have to wait before restarting the service: Wait at least 5 minutes then try to restart it again. If server still does not start, check the file /usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/logs/startup.log for errors.

You should not use localhost here. Use a server URL: https://yourserver:8444/client/records/stream...

Try the following command: sudo systemctl restart webcallserver If the problem persists, check a system journal for details as systemd recommends: sudo journalctl -xeu webcallserver.service

The selector is in jQuery syntax. If you're not using jQuery here, use document.querySelector() or something like this method to get an HTML element.

The screenshot shows the websocket session is established correctly. If the publishing fails you should check the error information: Error handling code example.

If you deploy AWS instance from scratch, you must install JDK. Please refer to this doc: Requirements and prerequisites If you prefer to use AWS Marketplace image, it already includes all the prerequisites needed and WCS installed: WCS automatic deployment from Amazon AWS Marketplace. But it is...

We don't see a message "Create new session with url" on you console screenshot. Please check url value to be a valid secure websocket URL.

You have not provided websocket WCS URL in urlServer calling Flashphoner.createSession() method (see code example) Flashphoner.createSession({urlServer: url}).on(SESSION_STATUS.ESTABLISHED, function (session) { ... }); Please read the example description with code analyzing...

Default login password: For non Amazon AWS servers admin admin demo demo For AWS server admin {instance ID} demo demo Trial License https://flashphoner.com/download#trial

If the example works, please check your source code. Note that this object is pointing not to application object in event handler function.

Please run the command sudo /usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/bin/webcallserver set-permissions then restart WCS: Folder permissions setting when starting from flashphoner user Please also refer to the doc about starting and stopping WCS: Starting and stopping

Seems like WCS archive is not fully downloaded. Please download the latest build here: 5.2.1847 wget https://flashphoner.com/downloads/builds/WCS/5.2/FlashphonerWebCallServer-5.2.1847.tar.gz It should be installed correctly

Does the Stream Recording example work for you?