Wowza Server/Setup & Install - Revision history

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2018-09-01T23:41:24Z

‎Cross-Domain Access Denied

2018-08-31T23:15:34Z

‎Cross-Domain Access Denied

2018-06-25T17:08:24Z

‎SSL on Wowza

2018-04-24T17:34:47Z

‎SSL on Wowza

2018-04-24T17:34:26Z

‎SSL on Wowza

2018-04-24T15:36:22Z

‎Common Issues

2018-04-12T21:54:11Z

2018-03-16T14:13:36Z

2018-01-19T01:40:35Z

‎SSH on Wowza

2018-01-18T22:05:54Z

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 <code>java -jar wowza-letsencrypt-converter-0.1.jar -v /usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf/ /etc/letsencrypt/live/</code>
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 === Cross-Domain Access Denied ===
 Check the Wowza SSL Certificate, it probably expired and will need to be manually renewed.
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 Basically, you use Certbot to create the normal SSL certificate.
-Then you use <code>/usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/lib/wowza-letsencrypt-converter-0.1.jar</code> to convert the standard certificates into a Java readable format. The <code>jksmap.txt</code> is a mapping text telling Wowza where to look for the files. The info listed in this TXT file must match what is listed in <code>/usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf/VHosts.xml</code>
+Then you use <code>/usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/lib/wowza-letsencrypt-converter-0.1.jar</code> to convert the standard certificates into a Java readable format. The <code>jksmap.txt</code> is a mapping text telling Wowza where to look for the files. The info listed in this TXT file must match what is listed in <code>/usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf/VHost.xml</code>
 You need to find the SSL attributes and make sure that <code><SSLConfig></code> matches the relevant file paths. (Check the guide liked above for further details and examples)
-The Wowza JAVA SSL file is located under <code>/usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf/ssl/wowza.ssdcougars.tv.jks</code>
+The Wowza JAVA SSL file is located under <code>/usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf/wowza.ssdcougars.tv.jks</code>
 == Common Issues ==

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 == SSL on Wowza ==
-For security JWPlayer now requires HTTPS on all streams and sites with HTTPS enabled. This changes the port number the service streams (from 1935 to 443) and requires scripting and cron jobs to actively renew it.
+For security JWPlayer now requires HTTPS on all streams and sites with HTTPS enabled. This changes the port number the service streams (from 1935 to 8443) and requires scripting and cron jobs to actively renew it.
 A combination of the steps outlined [https://vanmarion.nl/blog/blog/ssl-letsencrypt-wowza-4-x-server-frontend/ HERE] and [https://markandruth.co.uk/2017/10/23/using-letsencrypt-with-wowza-media-server HERE] were used to set it up on the current server. The idea being you install Certbot, download a custom script, run certbot for the wowza.ssdcougars.tv domain, run the custom script to convert the certbot .pem keys into a JKS store (A Java file, Wowza runs entirely in Java). You then enable a cron job to do this automatically before the LetsEncrypt/Certbot keys expire every 3 months.

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 A combination of the steps outlined [https://vanmarion.nl/blog/blog/ssl-letsencrypt-wowza-4-x-server-frontend/ HERE] and [https://markandruth.co.uk/2017/10/23/using-letsencrypt-with-wowza-media-server HERE] were used to set it up on the current server. The idea being you install Certbot, download a custom script, run certbot for the wowza.ssdcougars.tv domain, run the custom script to convert the certbot .pem keys into a JKS store (A Java file, Wowza runs entirely in Java). You then enable a cron job to do this automatically before the LetsEncrypt/Certbot keys expire every 3 months.
-<code>0 5 * * * root /usr/bin/certbot renew --standalone --pre-hook 'systemctl stop WowzaStreamingEngine' --post-hook '/usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/java/bin/java -jar /usr/bin/wowza-letsencrypt-converter-0.1.jar /usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf/ssl/ /etc/letsencrypt/live/; systemctl start WowzaStreamingEngine'</code>
+<code><s>0 5 * * * root /usr/bin/certbot renew --standalone --pre-hook 'systemctl stop WowzaStreamingEngine' --post-hook '/usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/java/bin/java -jar /usr/bin/wowza-letsencrypt-converter-0.1.jar /usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine/conf/ssl/ /etc/letsencrypt/live/; systemctl start WowzaStreamingEngine'</s></code>
 == Common Issues ==

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 ==== SSH on Wowza ====
-Follow this [https://vanmarion.nl/blog/blog/ssl-letsencrypt-wowza-4-x-server-frontend/ LINK] and follow the instructions.
+Follow this [https://vanmarion.nl/blog/blog/ssl-letsencrypt-wowza-4-x-server-frontend/ LINK] and follow the instructions. <ref>https://markandruth.co.uk/2017/10/23/using-letsencrypt-with-wowza-media-server</ref>
 You MUST have Open-JDK-8 installed and it is a pain in the ass. As of this writing, this has been done, so no need to worry.

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 # <code>service WowzaStreamingEngine start</code>
 # <code>service WowzaStreamingEngineManager start</code>
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