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How to build a docker image after making some code changes? #439
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We make Docker images from our Debian packages, not source, so alas it won't be straightforward. Go to the docker-jitsi-meet repo and you'll find the Jibri Dockerfile there. |
So should I go ahead and use this Dockerfile? - https://github.com/jitsi/docker-jitsi-meet/blob/master/jibri/Dockerfile |
Yes, it will adapting of course. |
I get these errors when trying to create a new image with that Dockerfile
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There seems to be some connectivity issue on your end, or on the Debian CDN. |
Ahh yes. I just tried building the image again and it generated the new image successfully. |
I am getting 2 errors after making the changes discussed above. As soon as I click on "Start Livestream button" I get these errors in the logs -
Any tip on how to resolve this issue or what is the problem exactly? |
I don't know sorry. Hopefully someone else with more jibri internals knowledge can chime in. |
Hi, do you have the Jibri logs for this? |
Where do I find the logs? The ones that I gave above is from my terminal. |
Try out the docker-compose logs command: https://docs.docker.com/compose/reference/logs/ |
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It looks like Jibri is not part of your docker-compose (as I can only see jicofo, jvb, prosody and web components). The logs you sent show that there is a Jibri instance which advertised itself to Jicofo: Then, when you started the live stream, Jicofo picked that Jibri instance and sent a "start" command to it: But something failed and Jicofo received an error response from Jibri: We would need Jibri logs to understand what failed there. You can try to use https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/logs/ with the Jibri container id to get the logs. |
I have cloned the repository into my local machine and also made some code changes relevant to my project. I would like to know how to create a Dockerfile and build a Docker image for the same.
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