Jitsi Meet

[yusf]

On the app packaging level, has there been efforts to include LDAP support? I’d like for Cloudron users to be the ones able to create rooms, then able to invite whoever: users and guests alike.

[yusf]

LDAP seems to be supported out of the box in dockerized Jitsi Meet!

[jdaviescoates]

Sounds like end to end encryption coming to jitsi soon (although also sounds like perhaps only for chromium/ chrome):

https://jitsi.org/news/e2ee/

[imc67]

Any news on a Jitsi app on Cloudron?

The Privacy Authority of The Netherlands published a overview of video-call apps (https://autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl/nl/nieuws/keuzehulp-privacy-bij-videobel-apps) and here (https://autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl/sites/default/files/atoms/files/keuzehulp_privacy_videobellen.pdf) you see that it looks like Jitsi is the best choice!

[imc67]

@girish is there any news? Our experience with Kopano Meet was not succesfull and as mentioned above Jitsi is the best solution in this COVID-19 times.

[yusf]

I’m also awaiting Jitsi. Maybe it would also make sense from a (Cloudron) marketing perspective? Like,

Ready to drop Zoom for something free, unlimited and safe? Host Jitsi Meet yourself in 10 clicks with Cloudron.

[nebulon]

No major news on this so far, unfortunately it is quite the beast to package with a lot of undocumented configuration options, even their own debian packaging scripts are a hit and miss in our experience. Surely it would be good to have and hopefully eventually we will get there.

[yusf]

@nebulon Keep us posted for any aid you need in furthering this endeavor.

[necrevistonnezr]

Office topic: Jitsi gets integrated in the Brave Browser - https://www.ghacks.net/2020/05/27/brave-launches-brave-together-video-calling-in-latest-nightly-version/amp/

[andrewj720]

+1 for Jitsi Meet Server on Cloudron

[stefan.werner]

+1 for Jitsi Meet Server on Cloudron

Especially with user manegement

[rlp10]

+1 for Jitsi Meet on Cloudron

I'm using Kopano and I don't find it to be as reliable for establishing connections as the public Jitsi server. I would far prefer to use my own machine though.

Is this being actively worked on? Can I help at all, say by testing?

Would it help if there was a small bounty for getting it working (if that is appropriate in this community)?

[girish]

We had postponed this a bit because Jitsi support on Firefox was spotty but that seems to be sorted out now - https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/4758 . (Unrelated, but of course, with all the layoffs at mozilla, I bet it's going to regress more).

[meaculpa]

I'd also +1 Jitsi Meet on Cloudron!! A big "thank you" to the maintainers

[imc67]

Is there any update on this?

The COVID-19 pandemic is (almost everywhere) increasing and measures for working from home are again and/or still there. The public Jitsi service is overloaded so it's very very welcome after all these months to have a Cloudron version of Jitsi-server.

[ericdrgn]

+1

Just another vote in for this. I would love to implement this with my element and matrix instances already on Cloudron. Would be super helpful in these current times.

[jdaviescoates]

@ericdrgn to actually +1 it you need to upvote the original post at the top of the thread

[privsec]

Out of curiosity, is there any progress on adding this app?

[yusf]

@privsec https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/jitsi-app/activity

[privsec]

@yusf I am a web developer. Can I lend a hand at all?