Describe the bug
After following the instructions on the "On premises Docs", starting the containers (compose up) leads to errors on the server container.
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2024-11-14 08:49:16 Error: Unable to access jarfile openvidu-server-*.jar
Expected behavior
After running docker compose up -d the services should be running.
Wrong current behavior
The container fails to start because there seems to be some file (openvidu-server-*.jar) missing.
OpenVidu tutorial where to replicate the error
- On a windows machine, enter wsl, create and navigate to a folder
- Setup:
2.1. curl https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/aws.openvidu.io/install_openvidu_latest.sh | bash
2.2. cd openvidu
2.3. Setup your .env file
- Run
./openvidu start or docker compose up -d
Up until here, i can start and everything runs as expected
- On your .env file, setup "OPENVIDU_RECORDING" to true and setup any folder different from default as "OPENVIDU_RECORDING_PATH"
- Run
./openvidu restart or docker compose down & docker compose up -d
- No longer runs.
Screenshots

Additional context
This has been tested on three different machines with varying configurations, from very high end to mid workstation.
Describe the bug
After following the instructions on the "On premises Docs", starting the containers (compose up) leads to errors on the server container.
Expected behavior
After running
docker compose up -dthe services should be running.Wrong current behavior
The container fails to start because there seems to be some file (openvidu-server-*.jar) missing.
OpenVidu tutorial where to replicate the error
2.1.
curl https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/aws.openvidu.io/install_openvidu_latest.sh | bash2.2.
cd openvidu2.3. Setup your .env file
./openvidu startordocker compose up -d./openvidu restartordocker compose down & docker compose up -dScreenshots

Additional context
This has been tested on three different machines with varying configurations, from very high end to mid workstation.