My personal NGINX conf on FreeBSD and windows
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How to make your own modern NGINX server on freebsd (works on the shitty GNU aka linux bloat alpinelinux is kindda chadish cuz they use Busybox and avoid the massive bloat that systemd is forget security )
NOTES: AND CLEARANCE
A. ( I AM NOT GOING TRU FIREWALL RULES AS I AM FUCKING LAZY AS I DISABLED THE FIREWALL AND ALLOW ANY FAG ON THE INTERNET TO SEE ANY PORT I HAVE )
B. Actually setting this requrie basic knowledge of google and understanding how to get your own ssl-certificates via Certbot/LetsEncrypt
C. this method teaches you how to add a deamon too
E. You need to install golang
G. It has 8-7 seconds delay even behind cloudflare
F. WE WILL USE ROOT BECAUSE I AM A FAGGOT, YOU ARE mORE THAN WELCOME TO USE JAILS (WHAT DOCKER WILL NEVER BE) - if you dont want your bank details get leaked you are in the wrong place because you should be running it under QEMU/VirtualBox or I_dont_give_a_flying_fuck_hardware
--- DONT TYPE BLINDLY UNDERSTAND WHAT EACH COMMAND MEANS --- AND NEXT TIME YOU WILL GET YOUR OWN UNDERSTANDING OF GETTING OTHER COOLWARE, WORKING ON YOUR 3.65$ VPS (I use Kamatera as they provide really really networking and a lot of locations and not a lot of hassle can be done there)
Installing Golang
cd /tmp
curl -LO https://go.dev/dl/go1.17.8.freebsd-amd64.tar.gz
tar -C /usr/local -xzf go1.17.8.freebsd-amd64.tar.gz
add Golang to your PATH
vim
setenv GOPATH /root/.gopkg
set path = ($path /usr/local/go/bin /root/.gopkg/bin)
First you need the RTMP server so
#MAKE SURE YOU ARE ON THE USER ROOT
cd ~
mkdir src
cd src/
git clone https://github.com/aler9/rtsp-simple-server
go build
chmod +x ./rtsp-simple-server
# Run your binary
./rtsp-simple-server
#Now see everything is working (now you can even stream to the server)
replace the logical-port to 666 because why not?
sed -i '' 's/rtmpAddress\: \:1935/rtmpAddress\: \:666/g' /root/src/rtsp-simple-server/rtsp-simple-server.yml
Okay great now I will play nice like I am your friend, but lets be honest you found this guild after hours of looking at the internet looking to leech basic humanine commands on your shitty terminal to get such a basic and simple thing working
now install NGINX
pkg update && pkg upgrade
pkg install nginx certbot nano
Now you're set!
now I want you to start on your nginx daemon/service FUN NOTE: (Daemon the meaning is actually service in English)
now
service nginx start
now actually check if you got an NGINX server
curl http://localhost/
or
join on your browser if your IP
http://EXTERNAL_IP/
NOW MAKE A DAEMON FOR THE RTMP SERVER
Q: What is a daemon ?
A: Like systemd/systemctl but readable and easy to use unlike systemd that once you get how to use it you still have no clue how to use it
Installing a DAEMON/SERVICE will will reboot if the rtmp server crash, auto start when the server restarts too! just like MSCONFIG in windows! but better because a shellscript does it :) and you dont need to compile a shitty malware service-binary (however the fucking windows does it this days with installing 5gb of porn the 5 seconds you boot your pc) too hook up for such a simple task, moral of the story skin Microsoft and the talented developers that still work there like a dog.
Copy all of the content/text you see in rtmpserver, which you can find in this git folder Do the following
EDIT THIS FILE IN THIS LOCATION (AKA IT WILL MAKE IT AS YOU ASK TO EDIT IT)
nano /usr/local/etc/rc.d/rtmpserver
put all of the text you see in this **rtmpserver** file you copied before.
once you done it do
chmod +x /usr/local/etc/rc.d/rtmp_enable
now add the rtmpserver daemon to your rc config
sysrc rtmp_enable=YES
now you should have an RTMP service, if something doesnt work understand the point of every command and use google/yandex
start your service
service rtmpserver start
now try getting a status from the daemon we created
service rtmpserver status
service rtmpserver status
service rtmpserver status
run it few times see the PID number doesnt change which mean we managed to
get everything working and that it doesnt crashes in a loop and we set everything as we wanted
NOW LETS TRY TO STREAM ON OBS! And get an image via the software and see everything working as intended (BEFORE WE ARE Mirroring/proxing it on nginx)
now you should be able to view it on http://EXTERNAL_IP:8888/mystream/lol/
the 'lol' is your private stream key you should make it stronger, or whatever dont tell anyone its that simple and sort it can be changed to anything you want, but at first make it simple, you also dont wanna share this 8888 site too - this is just to check before we gonna proxy behind NGINX which will give us SSL and a different URL which will hide your private key and make it look nice - dont understand what I mean ! you will understand later on
EXTERNAL_IP is your external ip as you can already figure out by this image
Good now you have an image and you know your RTMP server works fine
Configuring NGINX to reverse proxy your RTMP server - and adding ssl
mkdir /usr/local/www/live
copy this autistic index.html file to /usr/local/www/live
cp index.html /usr/local/www/live/index.html
get a subdomain named "rtmp"
AFTER you got a domain run cert bot by
service nginx stop
certbot certonly --cert-name rtmp.MYDOMAIN.com -d MYDOMAIN.com
# Choose ""1: Spin up a temporary webserver (standalone)""
service nginx start
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now you should get your ssl certificates use more than 50IQ or you chinese social credit score to understand how to use it
now you should have ssl certificates (if not make sure your rtmp subdomain still works)
now do the following command and do you the certificates in this folder
ls /usr/local/etc/letsencrypt/live/
yes? You can see your certificates?
great! follow this tutorial
copy the nginx.conf into /usr/local/etc/nginx/nginx.conf
Use nano or an external editor on WinSCP (If you are a chad use VIM)
change this ssl to your own ssl use your brain to see where each file should go dont be confused with the privkey.pem and fullchain.pem you can just change it to your domain make note off that you have two ssl certificates one to your main website and one to your rtmp.MYDOMAIN.com
you changed this two now great now you should be able to stream on rtmps://rtmp.MYDOMAIN.com:1935/mystream BE-WARE-OF-THE RTMPS there is an "S" which stands for SSL
Great the stream works? GREAT! you have nginx+rtmp+ssl now
now go to the index.html file on /usr/local/www/live/index.html
edit the streaming url to whatever rtmp_stream you got
you can have as many rtmp stream as you wish tho but understand it well how everything connects with each other get anything working before having fun
anyways after that you should have a working RTMPS server
Enjoy your HD rtmps server