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Arch Linux

Tutorials on Arch Linux

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

Jitsi Meet is a secure videoconference service that allows you to host your conference on your server. You can invite users. They don’t need to subscribe to a service to join the conversation.

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Presentation

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

Jitsi Meet is a secure videoconference service that allows you to host your conference on your server. You can invite users. They don't need to subscribe to a service to join the conversation.

Objective

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

The objective is to set up the packages to make jitsi-meet works on your standalone server: jitsi-meet-bin the web interface jitsi-meet-prosody-bin the config of jitsi-meet for prosody jitsi-meet-turnserver-bin example for setting coturn jitsi-videobridge-...

Installation

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

Sudo To use ‘yay’ you need to have a user in a group that can run sudo. With the root user: adduser -m myuser usermod -G wheel myuser pacman -S sudo vim EDITOR=vim visudo # lookup %wheel and uncomment by removing the # # %wheel ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL The res...

Configuration

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

Let’s configure jitsi-meet. The first step is to set up jitsi-meet and allow starting conference on your server like the website meet.ji.si If you use my package, all configurations files are secure to the user that runs the service. So to edit them easily I s...

Register users

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

We register user “jvb” and “focus” to prosody. prosodyctl register jvb auth.YOUR_DOMAIN __PASSWORD_FOR_USER_jvb__ prosodyctl register focus auth.YOUR_DOMAIN __PASSWORD_FOR_USER_focus__ prosodyctl mod_roster_command subscribe focus.YOUR_DOMAIN focus@auth.YOUR_D...

Start the services

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

We are now ready to start jitsi-meet systemctl start prosody.service systemctl start jitsi-videobridge.service systemctl start jicofo.service systemctl start nginx.service Checks that everything looks fine systemctl status \ prosody.service \ jitsi-videob...

Activate WebSocket

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

XMPP The default configuration uses long pooling requests to fetch changes of statuses and messages between the participants. You can switch to WebSocket. It uses fewer resources. It is more reactive. It needs a bit more configuration. Jitsi meet /etc/webapps/...

Restrict your configuration

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

The objective is to limit the creation of a conference room to a list of identified users. Guests will have to wait for one of these users to come and unlock the room. Jicofo /etc/jicofo/jicofo.conf jicofo { authentication { enabled = true type = XMP...

Restrict your configuration with a JWT Token

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

The objective is to limit the creation of a conference room to any user authenticate with a JWT token. Guests will have to wait for one of these users to come and unlock the room. You can find the spec here: https://github.com/jitsi/lib-jitsi-meet/blob/master/...

Turnserver (stun/turn)

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

When you do a one to one communication with a peer, you have 3 possibilities: Direct P2P P2P over a turn server Jitsi VideoBridge If you and your peer can’t connect together then a proxy is necessary. In that case, the best way to communicate is to go throug...

Conclusion

Jitsi Meet on Arch Linux

I hope this tutorial helps you to install your jitsi-meet instance. Let us know in the comments below. Thanks!