Authentication support?
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@hakunamatata said in Authentication support?:
@jdaviescoates How did you get the "Dashboard visibility" option? I just tried a fresh install on 7.1.2 but am presented with the default "user management" option. If I continue with the Jitsi install, the app does not require a login.
I'm still on 7.0.4 so I'm also still on the 0.1.0 version of the app package, that's why.
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There is some confusion about the guest mode in jitsi and it interferes with the ldap auth. I am not sure yet why and what the behavior should be, but I published a new package v0.3.0 which is ldap always on now. Given, that this will not allow guests to join a conference, this is not the final intended status.
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@nebulon I just installed 0.3.0 and it seems that now only internal meetings between registered users of my cloudron are possible. How can I invite external guests so that they can join the meeting without being a cloudron user? If I had to choose between an open jitsi where everybody can start a meeting and a closed one only for registered cloudron users I'd like to have the open version like 0.1.0 back please
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@jan-reinhardt As I understand it, there are several options that are not compatible with each other:
- public (open to all / without authentication).
- internal (only ldap users)
- internal/public (only ldap users can initiate a conference, then guests are allowed)
- jwt (token based authentication for e.g. nextcloud, rocket.chat ...).
From my point of view, we should start with internal/public. Then from there we see what is possible with some kind of "switch" in an env file.
In the end: if we need different jitsi settings to satisfy different use cases, we need to install them separately. By the way: the same is true for Greenlight (the BigBlueButton frontend). -
@luckow said in Authentication support?:
From my point of view, we should start with internal/public.
Exactly. +1
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@luckow said in Authentication support?:
@jan-reinhardt As I understand it, there are several options that are not compatible with each other:
- internal/public (only ldap users can initiate a conference, then guests are allowed)
That ressembles much as my point of view too, for what would be primary needs to start with.
By the way: the same is true for Greenlight (the BigBlueButton frontend).
Yep, and AFACS that app works pretty well.
BTW, may I put a double Kudos! Here as well as for the recent 7.1 version work from our super folks @girish and @nebulon which are among the best software engineers I've seen and worked with online in my 20 and dust on the 'information superhighway' career lol
Thanks for your dedication guys, really.
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@micmc I totally agree that internal/public would be perfect. But if this is not yet possible imho public is much better than internal because I can use the public jitsi server immediatly to work with my clients (this is what I did over the last two weeks and it performed great). The 'internal only' version means that I have to use Zoom etc. again...
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@jan-reinhardt As a quick (dirty) workaround: add a user guest with the password guest to your Cloudron ldap and only allow this user to access your jitsi instance. Tell your clients that they must use guest:guest for authentication.
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For some reason the LDAP authentication isn't working for me. I tried a fresh install of package v.0.2.0 and v0.3.0 on my server (v7.1.2) but my Jitsi instance is still public.
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@hakunamatata have tried to actually start a meeting? With version 0.3 anyone can still access the page where you can create a meeting but when you actually join the meeting it asks for authentication.
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@avatar1024 This was the missing link! Yes I am prompted for authentication after I start a meeting. Thanks for the clarification!
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@nebulon There appear to be App upgrade issues.
From all the Jitsi updates, the app updates into a non responding state.
It may be a combo of the fixed port at 10000 and addon changes.
This also makes it impossible to have more than one instance installed, if one were to test/troubleshoot ;-/
What I found works is uninstalling the app, then reinstalling, but that doesn't help fix the bug of it not upgrading properly.
See the Jitsi support email if you want to log in and check things out.
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@robi unfortunately jitsi as such does not support port changes, so this needs to be possible upstream.
For upgrades, as always with unstable apps, we don't care of migration. I can tell you already that likely the next jitsi update today will also require a reinstall. It just makes little sense to deal with config file or data migration while we haven't settled on the storage way yet.
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@nebulon I'm still getting the authentication issue, when I use my Cloudron login username, it doesn't authenticate me, and says incorrect pwd or username. Then I tried my Cloudron email, it just connecting...
Do I need to change/add something in the "jitsi-meet-config.js"? -
I'm just wondering the opposite.
Is it possible to run Jitsi on Cloudron without any authentication? So that anyone can start a room? (I potentially have a client who wants to do this)
Or is @luckow suggestion still the best/ only way to achieve that?
@luckow said in Authentication support?:
@jan-reinhardt As a quick (dirty) workaround: add a user guest with the password guest to your Cloudron ldap and only allow this user to access your jitsi instance. Tell your clients that they must use guest:guest for authentication.
Or can we now do all the options outlined by @luckow here (and if so, how - if someone tells me, I'll add the details to the currently very sparse docs)
@luckow said in Authentication support?:
@jan-reinhardt As I understand it, there are several options that are not compatible with each other:
- public (open to all / without authentication).
- internal (only ldap users)
- internal/public (only ldap users can initiate a conference, then guests are allowed)
- jwt (token based authentication for e.g. nextcloud, rocket.chat ...).
Thanks!
