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Error creating superservice

Jorge_D_
Beginner
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Hi,

I am trying to install the MCU Server but I got this error, May you help me with this issue?

I have:

Ubuntu 12 LTS

Node.js 0.10.33

Mongo 2.6.3

SuperService ID: Mon Mar 9 12:02:04.432 TypeError: Cannot read property '_id' of null
SuperService KEY: Mon Mar  9 12:02:04.479 TypeError: Cannot read property 'key' of null
sed: -e expression #1, char 25: unterminated `s' command
sed: -e expression #1, char 26: unterminated `s' command

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Artem_M_
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Try to create service manually and restart init file:

mongo nuvedb
db.services.insert({name: 'superService', key: '0000', rooms: []})

 

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Jorge_D_
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Artem_M_
New Contributor I
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Try to create service manually and restart init file:

mongo nuvedb
db.services.insert({name: 'superService', key: '0000', rooms: []})

 

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Jorge_D_
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Hi Artem,

Thank you, It worked.

I have other problems:

My FW is up, What ports must be opened?

I have in my list 3001, 5672 but service doesn't work if FW is up, Which ones am I missing?.

The other one is about creating a room and token (I am testing the MCU Server):

The api is asking for:

Woogeen.API.init(SERVICEID, SERVICEKEY, SERVICEHOST);

the first two are the same above you wrote me? 'superService' and '0000'

 

Once again thanks for your help and support.

 

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Chunbo_H_Intel1
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On MCU server, the following default ports have been assigned for MCU usage: 5672 (configurable), 8080 (configurable), 3000. Make sure they are always available for MCU as well as 3001, 3004 if you're using basic sample.

Another thing is WebRTC streaming itself which will use random big port, like 33430, 54578 on MCU.

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Chunbo_H_Intel1
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As for the super service id and key values, refer to the init.sh script:

  local SERVID=$(mongo ${dbURL} --quiet --eval 'db.services.findOne({"name":"superService"})._id')
  local SERVKEY=$(mongo ${dbURL} --quiet --eval 'db.services.findOne({"name":"superService"}).key')

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Jorge_D_
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Hi Chunbo,

It worked so fine, for both, ports and superService.

Thanks for your help and support.

PD: I am testing other things maybe I will come back here :D.

 

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Chunbo_H_Intel1
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Sure. Really nice of you to say so.

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