participants have to authenticate even with user_auth: false
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Hi everyone, Please try it now in the MiroTalk SFU v1.4.16. If the issue persists, then as soon as I have a bit more time available, I'll take a deeper look into it.
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I was very hopeful but it still doesn’t work as expected, the participant still needs to login while the host is online and waiting. Tested in Safari iPadOS and Safari iOS.
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I was very hopeful but it still doesn’t work as expected, the participant still needs to login while the host is online and waiting. Tested in Safari iPadOS and Safari iOS.
@imc67 said in participants have to authenticate even with user_auth: false:
I was very hopeful but it still doesn’t work as expected, the participant still needs to login while the host is online and waiting. Tested in Safari iPadOS and Safari iOS.
And I just tested in Firefox too. Same thing.
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This setting:
host: { protected: true, user_auth: false,
should make it possible to start as host an authenticated video conference and ANY participant that has the URL can join without authentication.
According to the docs it is done by storing the IP of the host (who started the video conference)…..
@imc67 said in participants have to authenticate even with user_auth: false:
This setting:
host: { protected: true, user_auth: false,
should make it possible to start as host an authenticated video conference and ANY participant that has the URL can join without authentication.
It should be fixed in the latest MiroTalk SFU version 1.4.18.
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Update failed, uninstall and new install works!
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@imc67 said in participants have to authenticate even with user_auth: false:
Update failed, uninstall and new install works!
Great!
Now I just have to wait for the port conflict issue to be fixed on Cloudron (which I mistakenly thought had already happened) and then I can give it another try!
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@jdaviescoates port conflict issue is already fixed in 7.7.2 .
@girish doesn't seem that it is:
Ah, perhaps I was just re-installing in the same place too quickly and the old install hadn't fully been cleaned up or something? (because I just hit install again and it worked)
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