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While what I did seems to have successfully enabled rtmps support in Peertube, this is more of an inquiry of if I did this the proper way or if there is a better way. I'm also wondering if there will be any issues the way I did it since I am not very familiar with yunohost or peertube and I am noticing that the certs are in a non-standard folder. Maybe the config file I edited will get overwritten?
Maybe if this is a good way to do it then the peertube user could be added to the ssl-certs group by default and rtmps support could be optionally enabled, perhaps by providing a toggle in the UI for enabling it?
rtmps:
enabled: true
# Listening hostname/port for RTMPS server
# '::' to listen on IPv6 and IPv4, '0.0.0.0' to listen on IPv4
# Use null to automatically listen on '::' if IPv6 is available, or '0.0.0.0' otherwise
hostname: null
port: 1936
# Absolute paths
key_file: '/etc/yunohost/certs/video.example.com/key.pem'
cert_file: '/etc/yunohost/certs/video.example.com/crt.pem'
# Public hostname of your RTMPS server
# Use null to use the same value than `webserver.hostname`
public_hostname: null
restart peertube
error that it has no permission to cert files when trying to enable rtmps
run command to add peertube to the ssl-cert group: # usermod -aG ssl-cert peertube
restart peertube and rtmps is enabled and seems to work fine
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While what I did seems to have successfully enabled rtmps support in Peertube, this is more of an inquiry of if I did this the proper way or if there is a better way. I'm also wondering if there will be any issues the way I did it since I am not very familiar with yunohost or peertube and I am noticing that the certs are in a non-standard folder. Maybe the config file I edited will get overwritten?
Maybe if this is a good way to do it then the peertube user could be added to the ssl-certs group by default and rtmps support could be optionally enabled, perhaps by providing a toggle in the UI for enabling it?
Thank you!
Context
Steps to reproduce
# usermod -aG ssl-cert peertube
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