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Jitsi load balancing show error org.xmpp.component.ComponentException: host-unknown
See original GitHub issueI do load balancing as the model below (follow the tutorial https://github.com/jitsi/jicofo/blob/master/doc/load_balancing.md). I’m not sure if the configuration is correct, please help me to check again.
I get the error message at videobridge server
SEVERE: [21] org.jitsi.meet.ComponentMain.call().278 host-unknown, host:jcofo.example.com, port:5347 org.xmpp.component.ComponentException: host-unknown
Please help me fix this problem. Thank you so much everyone.
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You need to fix your prosody config. You cave Component “jvb1.example.com”, but if you add JVB_HOSTNAME=jvb1.example.com the component name used is jitsi-videobridge.jvb1.example.com.
There is another option, if you want to run with the current config of prosody you need to change videobridges config: JVB_HOSTNAME=example.com JVB_OPTS=“–subdomain=jvb1” This way jvb will use as a component name jvb1.example.com and it will match your prosody config.
Does jcofo.example.com resolve to prosody’s machine IP address? If not fill in JVB_HOST with the IP-address of the prosody server in both jvb configurations.