Anthony Deighton

If I was indifferent to running Jamulus on Linux or Windows, which gives better performance. Especially if we were imagining having 40+ feeds.

I have a Jamulus server running on EC2. I want to connect the unified sound from the people jamming to Zoom. All the singers/players connect to this server in EC2. Approach A: run a second machine on EC2 with Zoom client and Jamulus client and that is the "connection" to Zoom. Approach B: install the Jamulus client (in addition to the server) and the Zoom client on the "server" and bridge the audio. Which approach is better/will work? Asked a bit differently: does the server output an audio stream...

OK, I'm an idiot, thank you for the help. You were right, it was a permissions problem (especially annoying because I THOUGHT of that). The directory was owned by "ubuntu", but the file was being written by "jamulus". Anyway, move the directory and changed the permissions, and it works fine. Thanks for the help!

I'm a reasonably savvy tech user, and I've installed the Jamulus server on an AWS EC2 instance. It works great. I wanted to setup the web page status monitoring using the -m flag. The quick quesiton is: I set it up corrcectly in my systemd file, and it starts with the correct option... but the file never shows up. I've attached a screenshot that shows the configuration, and you'll see that the stat1.dat file isn't in the user's root directory. Any hints as to what I might be doing wrong?