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I have an s3 mounted directory at /home/s3fs/customer and I am trying to pipe incoming rtmp streams with ffmpeg commands to that directory but I cannot seem to do it after publish.
I have a setup where the user always uses the same streamkey and then my on_publish will return the most recent stream record that has been created so they dont always have to change their streamkey for each new stream.
It goes to golang server and redirects in first on_publish to the /stream application. Then to make sure no one just randomly streams to /stream there is another publish. I imagine i can set this all in /live but I was unsure how to set variables in response from golang.
For some reason it goes to next on publish request and i respond with http.statusOK but the actual stream never goes through and pipes to exec directive. How do i leverage those arguments and pipe to ffmpeg command?
All I see is "PUBLISH" in nginx but no actual stream piping through.
I have an s3 mounted directory at /home/s3fs/customer and I am trying to pipe incoming rtmp streams with ffmpeg commands to that directory but I cannot seem to do it after publish.
I have a setup where the user always uses the same streamkey and then my on_publish will return the most recent stream record that has been created so they dont always have to change their streamkey for each new stream.
It goes to golang server and redirects in first on_publish to the /stream application. Then to make sure no one just randomly streams to /stream there is another publish. I imagine i can set this all in /live but I was unsure how to set variables in response from golang.
For some reason it goes to next on publish request and i respond with http.statusOK but the actual stream never goes through and pipes to exec directive. How do i leverage those arguments and pipe to ffmpeg command?
All I see is "PUBLISH" in nginx but no actual stream piping through.
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