binary operator expected

[Paul Belcher]

Hello,

I recently added the follow code in ect/nginx/sites-available/bigbluebutton to redirect the http traffic to https.  

server {

    listen 80;

    server_name mysite.com;

    location / {

        rewrite ^(.*) https://mysite2-frontend.com$request_uri;

    }

}

The following are the last lines of output in bbb-conf --clean

/usr/bin/bbb-conf: line 1262: [: mysite.com: binary operator expected

# Warning: The client self check is installed and accessible from:

#

#    https://conference.focolare.us/check

The following is an snippet this line and beyond:

 if [ ! -z $NGINX_IP ]; then

                if ! nc -z -w 3 $NGINX_IP 1935 > /dev/null; then

                        echo "# Error: Unable to connect to port 1935 (RTMP) on $NGINX_IP"

                        echo 

                fi

        fi

---

 

Is this if statement using word splitting? Is it possible that this statement returns more than one token/word?. Hence, the message “Binary Operator Expected” ([ ] expects to see operators between the resulting tokens).

Is there any way to resolve this.  I am running BBB 1.1Beta on ubuntu 16.04.  I did not have this problem on 14.04.

Thanks,

Paul

[Fred Dixon]

Hi Paul,

Yes, there is some code in bbb-conf to determine the server_name and it's matching multiple times.  You can ignore this error.

Regards,.. Fred

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[Paul Belcher]

Thanks for letting know....  The odd things is with this code added, when monitoring the Activity of BBB conference sessions there are no sessions listed as being active, when I know there are sessions running.  If I remove the code and restart Nginx the active monitor show me who is in the conference sessions.

Anyway, It must be something with the server name.  I don't know if it is all that important to have this redirect.  I can always just put a splash screen in the index file direction people to the frontend site.  Strange though... 

Thanks,

Paul

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