'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon
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You log in with your Cloudron auth to enable the conference as host. It's not wide open like jit.si.
@robi thank you; I would expect it to recognize me automatically - since I literally just created this conference from the very same browser.
A question, btw, would it require me to auth on Jitsi every time I create a conference, if I leave jitsi auth managed by Cloudron?
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@robi thank you; I would expect it to recognize me automatically - since I literally just created this conference from the very same browser.
A question, btw, would it require me to auth on Jitsi every time I create a conference, if I leave jitsi auth managed by Cloudron?
@potemkin_ai said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
A question, btw, would it require me to auth on Jitsi every time I create a conference, if I leave jitsi auth managed by Cloudron?
Yes, unless reusing the same conference URL.
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@potemkin_ai said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
A question, btw, would it require me to auth on Jitsi every time I create a conference, if I leave jitsi auth managed by Cloudron?
Yes, unless reusing the same conference URL.
@robi said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
Yes, unless reusing the same conference URL.
or unless you adjust the configuration to make it completely open so no one ever has to login. But then you run the risk of random people using your server.
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@robi said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
Yes, unless reusing the same conference URL.
or unless you adjust the configuration to make it completely open so no one ever has to login. But then you run the risk of random people using your server.
@jdaviescoates , @robi , thank you!
Not very user friendly approach =(
I'm limiting access to the meetings using closed network approach, so I end up switching to everyone can connect configuration.Unfortunately, no option to switch from CloudRon managed Jitsi to let the app manage this on it's own once installed.
Luckily Jitsi is very easy to reinstall. -
@jdaviescoates , @robi , thank you!
Not very user friendly approach =(
I'm limiting access to the meetings using closed network approach, so I end up switching to everyone can connect configuration.Unfortunately, no option to switch from CloudRon managed Jitsi to let the app manage this on it's own once installed.
Luckily Jitsi is very easy to reinstall.@potemkin_ai said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
Not very user friendly approach =(
I think it's the most suitable default and have personally never been bothered by having to click on my Bitwarden browser plugin to use my Cloudron credentials to quickly login as the host on Jitsi
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@jdaviescoates , @robi , thank you!
Not very user friendly approach =(
I'm limiting access to the meetings using closed network approach, so I end up switching to everyone can connect configuration.Unfortunately, no option to switch from CloudRon managed Jitsi to let the app manage this on it's own once installed.
Luckily Jitsi is very easy to reinstall.@potemkin_ai said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
Unfortunately, no option to switch from CloudRon managed Jitsi to let the app manage this on it's own once installed.
right, this setting is currently not dynamic and has to be chosen at installation time. It's quite complicated to implement since it's not clear what happens to LDAP users (and viceversa).
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@potemkin_ai said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
Unfortunately, no option to switch from CloudRon managed Jitsi to let the app manage this on it's own once installed.
right, this setting is currently not dynamic and has to be chosen at installation time. It's quite complicated to implement since it's not clear what happens to LDAP users (and viceversa).
@girish thanks for explaining!
I don't know if that's possible, but if it is, I would love to see a notification on that during the installation process of Jitsi.
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@potemkin_ai said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
Not very user friendly approach =(
I think it's the most suitable default and have personally never been bothered by having to click on my Bitwarden browser plugin to use my Cloudron credentials to quickly login as the host on Jitsi
@jdaviescoates I try to avoid doing the job when it can be not done - there are so many nice things I can do instead
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@jdaviescoates I try to avoid doing the job when it can be not done - there are so many nice things I can do instead
@potemkin_ai BTW who is this Cloud-Ron and where can we meet him?
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@potemkin_ai BTW who is this Cloud-Ron and where can we meet him?
@necrevistonnezr said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
@potemkin_ai BTW who is this Cloud-Ron and where can we meet him?
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@potemkin_ai BTW who is this Cloud-Ron and where can we meet him?
@necrevistonnezr I would guess it's Ronin that never returned from the battle field... hence abbreviated by Ron and Cloud, but together as Cloud-Ron as it sounds better.
And what's your perspective?
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@girish said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
Cloudron was an entirely made up word so we could get the domain name
I've always assumed it was a portmanteau of Cloud and Cauldron?
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@girish it is a cloud + run, but somehow modified for me
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@girish said in 'Waiting for the host' message if managed by CloudRon:
Cloudron was an entirely made up word so we could get the domain name
I've always assumed it was a portmanteau of Cloud and Cauldron?
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@jdaviescoates it actually is, partly because as a German I found the term cauldron quite intriguing and thus threw that in. Also one can think of Cloudron as a pot your throw in all those apps
