How to use Cloudron's COTURN server with non-Cloudron apps
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I am setting up a self-hosted install of Linphone's Flexisip Server (to issue domain-specific SIP accounts) which user's will access via Linphone's desktop and mobile apps.
How do I find these relevant Cloudron COTURN credentials to share with the users?
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Currently the coturn is managed like an addon, however it is always available, even if no app requiring that addon is installed. So you can use it from an external service.
The only caveat here is that you need to somehow obtain the TURN password. For this currently you have to install an app, which uses the turn addon like kopano-meet and then use the webterminal into that app and run
env | grep CLOUDRON_TURNto list the relevant settings. Once your external service works with those settings, you can safely remove the app again.Maybe we should improve that in the future.
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Currently the coturn is managed like an addon, however it is always available, even if no app requiring that addon is installed. So you can use it from an external service.
The only caveat here is that you need to somehow obtain the TURN password. For this currently you have to install an app, which uses the turn addon like kopano-meet and then use the webterminal into that app and run
env | grep CLOUDRON_TURNto list the relevant settings. Once your external service works with those settings, you can safely remove the app again.Maybe we should improve that in the future.
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Currently the coturn is managed like an addon, however it is always available, even if no app requiring that addon is installed. So you can use it from an external service.
The only caveat here is that you need to somehow obtain the TURN password. For this currently you have to install an app, which uses the turn addon like kopano-meet and then use the webterminal into that app and run
env | grep CLOUDRON_TURNto list the relevant settings. Once your external service works with those settings, you can safely remove the app again.Maybe we should improve that in the future.
@nebulon it would be lovely to see those credentials, for example, on the system settings or service settings somewhere - could be hidden by default, unveiled only after the click on some button, like 'show me the password'
