Update the software of your system. For example, on Ubuntu/Debian system use the following commands:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
Next, setup docker and download latest configs:
cd ~
wget get.docker.com -O - -o /dev/null | sudo sh
apt-get install docker-compose dnsutils git
git clone https://github.com/siptg/worker.git
cd worker
Get the cert.pem and key.pem from the @siptg_bot and push it to ssl directory inside worker.
Warning! The certificate which is given from the bot is valid for a limited time (365 days at the moment). In the case it expires, you get Certificate error while connecting to the Worker and have to get the new one the same way. To check the expiration date use the following command:
openssl x509 -enddate -noout -in ssl/cert.pem
Next, verify and change if needed the worker's managing port which will be used to connect to your worker from sip.tg service (see below). If you are is under the NAT, verify the port mapping at the NAT as well. Also don't forget to allow incoming connections for the specified port at your firewall if needed.
Note, if you're going to run the Worker on the platform other than amd64, you have to change the images in docker-compose.yml. Available platforms see on Docker Hub.
Next, run the worker by command:
docker-compose up -d
After that set the host's address:port in the bot and push Turn on button. You're done!
| Port | Type | Area | Description | To change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50001* | TCP | all | Worker module external | nginx/nginx.conf: stream→server→listen |
| 12345 | TCP | local | Worker module internal | yate/conf/extmodule.conf: listener tg_gateway→port |
| 50600 | UDP | all | UDP SIP signaling | yate/conf/ysipchan.conf: general→port |
| 50600 | TCP | all | TCP SIP signaling | yate/conf/ysipchan.conf: listener tcp→port |
| 50610 | TCP | all | TLS SIP signaling | yate/conf/ysipchan.conf: listener tls→port |
| 5038 | TCP | local | Yate RManager | yate/conf/rmanager.conf: general→port |
* - the port which you have to provide to the bot.
If you're using VPS service with symmetric NAT (like Amazon or Scaleway; the IP address of your ethernet adapter is private), you have to set an additional option. Set into yate/conf/ysipchan.conf: general→nat_address your real global address.
Inside worker directory run:
docker-compose restart
Inside worker directory run:
git pull
docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d