Nextcloud version: 27.1.0
Talk Server version: 17.1.0
Custom Signaling server configured: no
Custom TURN server configured: no (had coturn but disabled to go back to basics)
Custom STUN server configured: no
Server OS: Debian 12
PHP version: 8.2 (fpm with apache as webserver)
In case the web version of Nextcloud Talk is involved:
Operating system: Ubuntu 23.04
Browser name and version: Firefox 117 (deb from ppa:mozillateam)
The issue you are facing:
Video calls don’t get established, both parties see themselves and a rotating circle on the other user that they are trying to connect.
At first I was trying this in combination with coturn and devices on different networks (cell hotspot + home network) and since that was not working I reverted to the base case that should work as far as I understand - two devices on the same network.
Is this the first time you’ve seen this error? Y (but it’s the first time I’m trying to use Talk)
Steps to replicate it:
Start video call
Join the call from another device on the same network
The output of your Nextcloud log in Admin > Logging or errors in nextcloud.log in /var/www/:
No spreed related log entries found
The output of your Apache/nginx/system log in /var/log/____:
Based on the apache log it looks like one of the clients is using IPv4 to connect while the other is using IPv6, maybe this is some edge case with dual stack networks, even with IPv6 if one client is coming from link-local (nextcloud is selfhosted on my home network) and the other from one of the other IPv6 blocks stuff is not working
I have the same error scenario with Nextcloud 27.1.5 and Talk 17.1.4 using the latest signaling server. I have STUN and TURN Server configured and everything works fine without the signaling server.
When it’s working fine without the signaling server, you need to take a look at the signaling server logs and the browsers console to figure out what’s going on.
Also make sure TURN works: Overview - Nextcloud Talk API documentation
TURN is working (checked with turnutils_uclient). But I have an error in the janus.log everytime I start a video call (using the same IP and port as in turnutils_uclient):
[WARN] Could not set TURN server, is the address correct? ([IP]:3478)
For the tests, I temporarily disabled the firewall to avoid issues.
Still no luck. I disabled turn in server.conf by commenting out the lines, added the configuration in the Nextcloud Talk configuration and tried a conf call with two different users/browsers.
This sounds like your signaling server is not able to communicate with the instance. Maybe the IP of the signaling server was bruteforce throttled by Nextcloud? Does the secret really match?
I set up talk with a standalone signaing server on my server, calls connected some of the time, but often just wouldn’t. For this reason I abandoned Talk.
Hey, you can check via occ (see Using the occ command — Nextcloud latest Administration Manual latest documentation). With occ security:bruteforce:attempts and the IP of the signalingserver it should show if bruteforce protection comes into play here or not. If that is the case, you can issue occ security:bruteforce:reset to remove these attempts