Can one cloudron run two Jitsi's on different domains ?

[benborges]

Does the fact Jitsi can only run on default port makes it that only one Jitsi instance can be installed on a given cloudron or is there any workaround ?

[BrutalBirdie]

@benborges
I just installed two instanced on default port 10000 and 10001 and no problem here so far.

[jdaviescoates]

@BrutalBirdie so that "only default works" (as shown in screenshot above) message isn't true?

[BrutalBirdie]

@BrutalBirdie said in Can one cloudron run two Jitsi's on different domains ?:

@benborges
I just installed two instanced on default port 10000 and 10001 and no problem here so far.

Ohh I forget that Jitsi does p2p on duo sessions, that why it might have worked on both.

[benborges]

@BrutalBirdie Installing is not an issue, but getting it to work properly is the problem.
try your jitsi instance that is not running on default port, it will not work.

[jdaviescoates]

@benborges said in Can one cloudron run two Jitsi's on different domains ?:

it will not work.

...for meetings with more than 2 people, I guess

[girish]

@benborges I found that we can change the port number by changing a config variable - https://community.jitsi.org/t/changing-default-udp-port-10000-to-something-else/31205 . Will incorporate this in the package.

[benborges]

@girish Oh that's really great !
I use different jitsi for different domains, for very small team but it's really neat if I could host two in the same server !

[nebulon]

@benborges unfortunately to lower the enthusiasm, at least in my testing, while one can change the ports, I did not manage to make a call via the mobile app then.

[benborges]

@nebulon same here, I can change the ports but the UI is confusing, "only default works", why allow us to change the ports if only the defaults ports will work?

[nebulon]

@benborges allowing to change the port is just a limitation of the platform, where marking specific ports as locked is not yet supported.