OpenRTMP is a community-maintained alpha project. There is no guaranteed response time or commercial support commitment.
Open an issue in the repository that owns the behavior:
- Protocol, RTMPS transport, client/server session, relay, parser, or FFI:
librtmp2 - Server API, SQLite, keys, statistics, listener configuration, or server image:
librtmp2-server - Panel UI, authentication, copied URLs, API client, or panel image:
librtmp2-server-panel - Website, quickstart, or guide:
openrtmp.org
Use the bug-report template and include exact versions, deployment method, reproduction steps, sanitized logs, and the complete publisher → server → player path.
Use GitHub Discussions when the question is not yet a reproducible bug or when you want feedback on architecture before implementing a large change.
Do not open a public issue. Follow SECURITY.md.
- Check the relevant README and implementation-status table.
- Search open and closed issues.
- Test the latest supported release or current default branch.
- Reduce the setup to the smallest case that still fails.
- Remove API tokens, stream keys, certificates, private hosts, and personal data.
- Repository and version/commit
- Operating system and CPU architecture
- Docker image tag or native build command
- OBS, FFmpeg, and player versions
- Audio/video codecs and output settings
- RTMP or RTMPS URL shape with credentials removed
- Relevant environment variables with secrets replaced by
<redacted> - Logs from the first failure through disconnect/recovery
- Whether the problem occurs with one or multiple publishers/players
- Whether late join, reconnect, or server restart is involved
The current server does not provide built-in HLS, recording, transcoding, exec, push relay, a public viewer website, or broad non-RTMP protocol support. Requests that fundamentally require an all-in-one media platform may be redirected to another project or proposed as an external integration.
Be patient and specific. Maintainers and contributors may request a smaller reproduction, additional logs, or an interoperability test before treating a report as actionable.