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The setup:

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| nginx: 0.0.0.0:80     | -> /bitrix/sub|/bitrix/subws -> | node server.js --config push-server-sub-80XX.json |
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| nginx: 127.0.0.1:8895 | -> /bitrix/pub -> | node server.js --config push-server-pub-90XX.json |
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Nginx proxies query to push service of selected type. Message getting queries (for example, sub) are public and proxied from standard ports 80/443. Publication queries (pub) are available only from internal server address.

Nodejs processes are split into two types:

  1. Processes responsible for connecting user to selected channel and message reception. Listen to ports: 8010-8015;
  2. Processes responsible for sending message to channel. Listen to ports: 9010-9011.

To start Push-server we need:

  • nodejs & npm ;
  • service and its modules archive.

For installation we require Python or a make utility:

zypper install python3 make wget -y

Execute the following actions:

  1. Download archive from repository repos.bitrix24.com
    wget https://repos.bitrix24.com/vm/push-server-0.2.2.tgz
    or the push-server-0.2.2.tgz archive from site and place it into directory /opt. Execute the installation:
    su -
    cd /opt
    npm install --production ./push-server-0.2.2.tgz
    

    Installation will finish with string:

    + push-server@0.2.2
    added 65 packages from 78 contributors and audited 65 packages in 45.77s
    
  2. Execute (exclusively for convenience):
    su -
    ln -sf /opt/node_modules/push-server/logs /var/log/push-server
    ln -sf /opt/node_modules/push-server/etc/push-server /etc/push-server
    
  3. Copy service files and the main configuration:

    su - 
    cd /opt/node_modules/push-server
    cp etc/init.d/push-server-multi /usr/local/bin/push-server-multi
    cp etc/sysconfig/push-server-multi  /etc/sysconfig/push-server-multi
    cp etc/push-server/push-server.service  /etc/systemd/system/
    ln -sf /opt/node_modules/push-server /opt/push-server
    
  4. Create temporary directory:
    echo 'd /tmp/push-server 0770 wwwrun www -' > /etc/tmpfiles.d/push-server.conf
    systemd-tmpfiles --remove --create
    

    Edit config file /etc/sysconfig/push-server-multi. The following parameters must be corrected/added:

    • USER/GROUP - user that launched service;
    • SECURITY_KEY - secret key for connection signature between customers and push server;

      Note: Key length doesn't matter. The key can use only Latin letter and numbers, special characters are prohibited. But, be advised, that a too short of a key is unsafe. It can be generated as follows:
      cat /dev/urandom |tr -dc A-Za-z0-9 | head -c 128

    • RUN_DIR - director for process PID file storage.

    Example of parameter settings:

    GROUP=www
    USER=wwwrun
    SECURITY_KEY="SECURITYKEY123456"
    RUN_DIR=/tmp/push-server
    REDIS_SOCK=/var/run/redis/default.sock
    
  5. Each nodejs process is launched as separate process. Generate the configs:
    /usr/local/bin/push-server-multi configs pub
    /usr/local/bin/push-server-multi configs sub
    

    Generated configs in the format json push-server-sub-80XX.json
    push-server-pub-90XX.json
    will be located in this directory: /etc/push-server/.

  6. Update the user and path to script in the service config file /etc/systemd/system/push-server.service:

    [Service]
    User=wwwrun
    Group=www
    ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/push-server-multi systemd_start
    ExecStop=/usr/local/bin/push-server-multi stop
    ...
    
  7. Update access permissions for directory with logs:

    chown wwwrun:www /opt/node_modules/push-server/logs /tmp/push-server -RH
    
  8. Reconfigure:
    systemctl daemon-reload
    
  9. Start the service:
    systemctl --now enable push-server
    
  10. Go to push module config (site settings) and enable local push server (latest version). Additionally, indicate SECURITY_KEY parameter, configured previously above in the file /etc/sysconfig/push-server-multi.




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