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Dockerfile for installation of a coturn server (tied to a matrix one).
To configure run the image with "generate" as argument. You have to setup the
server domain and a /data-directory. After this you have to edit the
generated config files.
To get the things done, "generate" will create a own self-signed certificate.
This needs to be changed for production usage.
Example:
$ docker run -v /tmp/data:/data --rm -e SERVER_NAME=localhost -e REPORT_STATS=no silviof/docker-matrix generate
Think to forward tcp,udp:3478,5349,49152:65535
For starting you need the port bindings and a mapping for the
/data-directory.
$ docker run -d v /tmp/data:/data silviof/docker-matrix start
You may also have to set the external ip of the server in turnserver.conf which is located in the /data volume:
external-ip=XX.XX.XX.XX
In case you don't want to expose the whole port range on udp you can change the portrange in turnserver.conf:
min-port=XXXXX
max-port=XXXXX
To get the installed synapse version you can run the image with version as
argument or look at the container via cat.
$ docker run -ti --rm silviof/docker-matrix version
coturn: master (88bd6268d8f4cdfdfaffe4f5029d489564270dd6)
# docker exec -it CONTAINERID cat /coturn.version
coturn: master (88bd6268d8f4cdfdfaffe4f5029d489564270dd6)
BV_TURN: coturn turnserver version, optional, defaults tomaster
For building of synapse version v0.11.0-rc2 and coturn with commit a9fc47e add
--build-arg --build-arg BV_TURN=a9fc47efd77 to the docker build command.
/data: data-container