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Hmm, I thought WebWTC was p2p? If a server is needed anyway, could it be implemented in easier, OpenWRT-compatible way?
by est 6y ago
Hmm, I thought WebWTC was p2p?
If a server is needed anyway, could it be implemented in easier, OpenWRT-compatible way?
- capableweb 6y ago> Hmm, I thought WebWTC was p2p? You and many others :) WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communications) is faux-P2P, in that in order to establish the P2P connection, you'll need a server in-between as browsers cannot accept incoming connections, you can only dial out and then start listen for replies. > If a server is needed anyway, could it be implemented in easier, OpenWRT-compatible way? I'm not sure why it would have to be OpenWRT-compatible? OpenWRT is just Linux run on less-powerful hardware (over-simplification obviously), so anything Linux can run, should be able to run on OpenWRT. Find your favorite STUN/signalling server and try running on OpenWRT, should work fine.