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The Wowza Streaming Engine software can be configured to run multiple virtual host (VHost) environments on a single server. This lets multiple users share a server in separate environments. Each VHost environment has its own set of configuration files, application folders, and log files and can be configured with its own system resource and streaming limitations
My example that i wanted to achieve:
Step 2.Directory structure to copy the files to: this is what the structure should be.
#note: you might want to remove your applications too in your new vhost directory. i was lazy
Step 4. The above changes only take place when you restart the wowza server. but first setup your log to follow problems that might occur
now you can restart the server from the browser : go to the streamingmanager (ip:8088). and restart the server.
restarting………. checking error log
Error##: -- - vhost01 Bind failed, try again ([any]:1935): java.net.BindException: Address already in use
Thats correct: the new vhost should run on a different port. lets set it to 1936 (page 63 from the user guide)
Refresh your browser: F5
you now can see under Server -> vhost01. click vhost01
then go on the left to Virtual Host Setup
click in the middle on Edit and change the Host Ports
Default Streaming / Streaming / * / 1935 / false
Default Streaming / Streaming / 192.168.10.17 (server ip) / 1936 / false
apply -> save -> restart vhost + check your error log again that is still running
error log is changing: from any ip to the new ip i have set:
WARN vhost comment 2014-02-17 23:25:38 - - - - - 348.93 - - - - -- - vhost01 Bind failed, try again ([any]:1935): java.net.BindException: Address already in use WARN vhost comment 2014-02-17 23:25:43 - - - - - 353.938 - - - - -- - vhost01 Bind failed, try again ([any]:1935): java.net.BindException: Address already in use WARN vhost comment 2014-02-17 23:25:47 - - - - - 358.416 - - - - -- - vhost01 Bind failed, try again (192.168.10.17:5085): java.net.BindException: Address already in use
now also port 5085 is present which is also available in the default vhost.
press F5 in your browser and just restart the complete server.
this will activate the port change (1936). only the admin port is still present now
#Software: Wowza Streaming Engine 4.0.0.00 build10425 #Date: 2014-02-17 #Fields: x-severity x-category x-event date time c-client-id c-ip c-port cs-bytes sc-bytes x-duration x-sname x-stream-id x-spos sc-stream-bytes cs-stream-bytes x-file-size x-file-length x-ctx x-comment WARN server comment 2014-02-17 23:28:35 - - - - - 3.155 - - - - -- - - REST API: Loading XML: Invalid number format (8087,8088) for /Root/Server/RESTInterface/Port/text() WARN vhost comment 2014-02-17 23:28:40 - - - - - 7.786 - - - - -- - vhost01 Bind failed, try again (192.168.10.17:5085): java.net.BindException: Address already in use WARN vhost comment 2014-02-17 23:28:45 - - - - - 12.795 - - - - -- - vhost01 Bind failed, try again (192.168.10.17:5085): java.net.BindException: Address already in use
How do i get rid of the 5085 notice?
in your browser go to your vhost01 -> virtual host setup -> edit -> Host Ports and delete the line Default Admin from the Host Ports -> Save and restart the vhost after that. nothing happens.
go to server Setup and just restart the complete server
annnd gone. no more errors
to make sure. follow your access.log :
and restart the complete server to check if the vhosts are binded and if everything is starting. check the access.log and just restart it to check if the new vhost get binded
2014-02-17 23:36:58 CET comment vhost INFO 200 vhost01 Bind attempt (192.168.10.17:1936:4) - - -8.004 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - 2014-02-17 23:36:58 CET comment vhost INFO 200 vhost01 Bind successful (192.168.10.17:1936) - - -8.014 - - - - - -
when i check the error.log after i have created an live application i get a new error:
WARN server comment 2014-02-17 23:39:29 - - - - - 159.207 - - - - -- - - REST API: Server request (GET): Resource not found-404: https://localhost:8087/v1/server/vhosts/vhost01/applications/live_vhost01 WARN server comment 2014-02-17 23:56:14 - - - - - 1163.869 - - - -- - - - Application folder ([install-location]/applications/vhost01) is missing
i can solve this error by changing the file VHosts.xml in /usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf/VHosts.xml
this error looks to me of an error in the Setup. {comb.wowza.wms.ConfigHome} = /usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf but should be above the conf directory according to the directory structure.
it is working eventually, but some things aren’t documented correctly. To test a stream to the new vhost i add this address in my flme
where the ip is my server ip.
the port is from the new vhost
and live_vhost01 is just a test application i have setup unde the new vhost.
Note: sometimes the browser isn't updating after a restart. because i wanted to use the testplayer in wowza to test my new live stream and it wanted to connect to rtmp://192.168.10.17:5085. after an F5 it was corrected to 1936
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