When trying to start conference call using GoogleMeet I’m getting following error in logs:
JsonRpcError {
message: 'Method isFullyConfigured not found on provider GoogleMeet',
code: -32000,
data: {}
}
From webconsole I’m getting 400 Bad Request to endpoint api/v1/video-conference.capabilities.
What can be wrong?
I have got Google Meet bot installed as well and via it I can start conference with /meet command. The error happens only when I click on the call icon. It says “Required Action: Missing configuration. An app needs to be installed and configured.”
But it is…
Server Setup Information
Version of Rocket.Chat Server: 6.10.0
Operating System: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Deployment Method: docker
Number of Running Instances: 1
DB Replicaset Oplog: enabled
NodeJS Version: 4.21.3 - x64
MongoDB Version: 7.0.12 (Atlas)
Proxy: AWS Application Load Balancer
Firewalls involved: AWS NACL/Security Groups
Any additional Information
This is a single AWS EC2 instance with docker installed. Supported by ALB and external mongoDb hosted on Atlas.
The license is PRO and currently there are 3 users - we are just starting with it…
I have a feeling on 6.9.0 it was also working fine (we tested it some time ago on a bit different setup with NGINX in front instead of ALB).
What you mean exactly by websockets and firewall?
The ALB accepts TCP/443, while the docker acceprs TCP/3000 from ALB…
Ah, looks like there is a bit of misunderstanding. I meant that in my setup on 6.10.0 there is a problem and if I just change the docker image tag to 6.9.3 it stars to work. So this is not a firewall or proxy issue. It’s something inside the newer version of Rocket Chat.
Never be hasty to open a bug - much better to diagnose as much as possible here and then if it looks like a bug we will have all the right information for devs to consider.
I suspect this is to do with other App related issues, but whether it is a rocket core server issue, or the apps engine I don’t know.
Gabriel is on it so rest assure it is being looked at, though I have no idea on a likely timeline for a fix.