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I try to subscribe to all activities, I will check if that works. usually I do it for each release, but we don't have any here.

Oh I see, ok will subscribe. good idea !

Thank you. Using GitHub file watcher on the link was just ment as a hint to make your surveillance easier. Thanks for maintaining the jitsi packages.

Hey, as I rely on debian packages, I read this: https://download.jitsi.org/stable/Packages

I haven't automate the process. So it's whenever I check. And I rely on people who are using it to ping me when they want a fresher version.

I will try to add a reminder to check every week.

Usually it's fast, but sometimes I need to update config and setup, reflect that in the doc, and try it, so it take some time to do it.

Hey, thanks for keeping the package up-to-date.

I have enabled GitHub file watcher to watch this to be informed via email if updates are available.

https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet-release-notes/blob/d45295d044d516c144955017b96f985f1c86a445/CHANGELOG-WEB.md

Maybe you can do the same. This way it is easy to be informed on any update.

I unflag "out-of-date". I've check on stable branch, I can't see any update. Please let me know if I miss something. here the current version I have on debian:

ii  jitsi-meet                      2.0.9646-1                     all          WebRTC JavaScript video conferences
ii  jitsi-meet-prosody              1.0.8091-1                     all          Prosody configuration for Jitsi Meet
ii  jitsi-meet-turnserver           1.0.8091-1                     all          Configures coturn to be used with Jitsi Meet
ii  jitsi-meet-web                  1.0.8091-1                     all          WebRTC JavaScript video conferences
ii  jitsi-meet-web-config           1.0.8091-1                     all          Configuration for web serving of Jitsi Meet
ii  jitsi-videobridge2              2.3-160-g97a1f15b-1            all          WebRTC compatible Selective Forwarding Unit (SFU)

I unflag "out-of-date". I've check on stable branch, I can't see any update. Please let me know if I miss something.

here the current version I have on debian:

ii  jitsi-meet                      2.0.9258-1                     all          WebRTC JavaScript video conferences
ii  jitsi-meet-prosody              1.0.7790-1                     all          Prosody configuration for Jitsi Meet
ii  jitsi-meet-turnserver           1.0.7790-1                     all          Configures coturn to be used with Jitsi Meet
ii  jitsi-meet-web                  1.0.7790-1                     all          WebRTC JavaScript video conferences
ii  jitsi-meet-web-config           1.0.7790-1                     all          Configuration for web serving of Jitsi Meet
ii  jitsi-videobridge2              2.3-74-ga015be96-1             all          WebRTC compatible Selective Forwarding Unit (SFU)

Hi, great! I fixed the mistake in the article, thanks.

The guide was based on my git repos. I indicate the difference against the AUR packages. I may change my git path to match AUR at some point.

@celogeek

I FINALLY GOT IT WORKING YAY :) I followed your guide like i said, but i found one part where i didn't change focusUser to focus in the prosody config. After that it works.

I got websockets and restricted config working too. However, you have one error in your guide. The plugin for web sockets in prosody config is not "websockets" but "websocket". Thank you for the excellent guide and your help.

@celogeek

Sorry for the delay. Finally got the time to mess with this. I followed your posted guide exactly (great write up btw). I am still getting the same error. Checked console and this is what I get,

"2020-11-16T22:25:11.371Z [conference.js] <ee._onConferenceFailed>: CONFERENCE FAILED: conference.videobridgeNotAvailable"

but I know the video bridge is running?

Also your guide references /etc/webapps/jitsi-meet-web but it is /etc/webapps/jitsi-meet