If I have ben in an Apache environment, I would have put it into /var/www/html
But with this being nginx, I was not sure and did not want to mess up my Wazo installation
So, I did try extracting the contents of the .zip file into /var/www/html/WazoWebRTC/wazo-webrtc-demo-master
I then tried using {server_Address}/WazoWebRTC/wazo-webrtc-demo-master/index.html but that gave me a 404 error message (URI not found) and took me back to the Wazo login screen where I could enter my Wazo credentials and login as a normal Wazo administrator
So that did not work.
I then tried entering the directory /var/www/html/WazoWebRTC/wazo-webrtc-demo-master and, as per the README.md, using
pyhon -m SimpleHTTPServer
and then I pointed my (PC-based) brwoser to
{server_Address}:8000
That actually got me to a different login screen which asked me for
Email
Password
Server URI
but no combination of root user or new API user could get me logged in.
I tried, in the Server URI field:
{server_Address}
{server_Address}:8000
localhost:8000 (not expecting it to work and it did not)
but nothing worked.
I think there is an nginx redirect going on for /var/www/html but I do not know nginx so I may be missing somethign really basic here and do not know it.
Hello, to make tests quickly, you just need to load index.html in your browser and it works. Use the IP or DNS name of your server and use an account with a webrtc line.
Oui ça ressemble, mais cela vient de ta plateforme pas du client. Ton certificat SSL doit être valide ou accepter pour ton navigateur web. Tu testes avec quel navigateur ? On utilise surtout les bases chromium nous.
