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I just installed, enabled and tested Nextcloud Talk.
Seems to work fine for logged in Cloudron users, but not for guests.
I've not got my head around all the TURN/ COTURN stuff - but is that basically what I need to sort out in order to allows guests (i.e. people who don't already have accounts on my Cloudron Nextcloud) to be able to join calls?
If so, I guess I should try following the instructions shared by @iqweb here:
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I suppose @jdaviescoates needs to fork the app to get those extra packages inside.
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@jdaviescoates The plan is to add coturn to cloudron platform itself (next release)
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@jdaviescoates The plan is to add coturn to cloudron platform itself (next release)
@girish Good news! Looking forward to it!
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@jdaviescoates The plan is to add coturn to cloudron platform itself (next release)
@girish said in Allowing guests to join Nextcloud Talk video calls:
@jdaviescoates The plan is to add coturn to cloudron platform itself (next release)
Excellent, looking forward to it!
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@jdaviescoates The plan is to add coturn to cloudron platform itself (next release)
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@RoboMod Yes, it will be in 5.1. I will publish the roadmap once 5.0 release announcement is out.
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I just tested this with the new updated Nextcloud talk in Cloudron 5.1 and it worked great (I started a call on my laptop on wifi and then joined as a non-logged in guest on my mobile over 4g)
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@jdaviescoates Wonderful news! Thanks for testing it out.
Just tested again with 3 other people (so four total) and again it worked great, aside from the fact one person couldn't see or hear one other person (odd).
