Hi,
I'd like to see the XMPP (Colibri/etc) messages being exchanged between my browser and videobridge. How can I do it?
I guess there should be a setting somewhere to switch on the logging/tracing, but I cannot find it.
BTW, for ofmeet I could do it easily, as ofmeet logs a lot on the web client side and openfire logs on the server side.
Thanks,
Leo
| Property | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| log.httpbind.enabled | Print all packets which were sent or received via http-bind to STOUT. | false |
| xmpp.httpbind.client.idle | Seconds a session has to be idle to be closed | 30 |
| xmpp.httpbind.client.requests.max | the number of simultaneous requests allowable. | 2 |
| xmpp.httpbind.client.requests.wait | the longest time (in seconds) that Openfire is allowed to wait before responding to any request during the session. | 0x7fffffff |
| xmpp.httpbind.client.requests.polling | the maximum allowable period over which a client can send empty requests to the server. | 5 |
Hi Dele,
Thanks for providing this information. I set log.httpbind.enabled to true, but I still cannot see Rayo messages from ofmeet.
ofmeet rayo messages are displayed in chrome javascript console. If you are using websockets, enable Openfire debug logs otherwise turn websockets off and use http-bind and the messages will appear in stdout.log
jitmeet only uses http-bind and yoy should see the messages in stdout.log
Thanks for your clarifications. Now I can intercept all the messages.
ofmeet rayo messages are displayed in chrome javascript console. If you are using websockets, enable Openfire debug logs otherwise turn websockets off and use http-bind and the messages will appear in stdout.log
jitmeet only uses http-bind and yoy should see the messages in stdout.log