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privatesessions not private #68

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datenbank-projekt opened this issue Feb 2, 2021 · 2 comments
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privatesessions not private #68

datenbank-projekt opened this issue Feb 2, 2021 · 2 comments

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@datenbank-projekt
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Hi,

when I check jitsi_privatesessions in the plugin settings, it seems that the user has a link to a session on his profile that is "https://meet.jit.si/testtest". This is a bug imho, as a private session should probably have either a random name or the name of that specific user.

Olaf

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Hi @datenbank-projekt ,
When you click on the private session link a session should be created with the username.. In your case it does not use that session name?
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@datenbank-projekt
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Hi,
well, actually yes and no.
But my test account showed up "testtest" ... thus throwing me into some russian (?) conversation.
I am using meet.jit.si as server.
When I use a test account, the link shown seems to be the "original" username. When the username has been changed, the "old" seems to be used as link. In my screenshot I renamed the user firstname "toast-01" from "test-01" (probably even ealier: test), lastname "ToastNachname", ealier probably also just "test". The link shown is testtest

testvstoast1

When I am using an admin account it shows /admin - even though my login name is different.

Suggestions:

  • Maybe it would be better (suggestion) to have some random room name? Maybe a hash of username and domain? This would make collisions more unlikely.
  • Maybe in private sessions the user should always be able to set the security parameters himself: When I as admin disable jitsi_securitybutton, the user has no way to set anything. In private sessions probably a) the "domain" passwort set by the admin should not be shown b) the user should be able to set one.
  • Maybe the jitsi_invitebuttons should always be shown in private sessions ... if I (as admin) disable those in the plugin settings, how should the user share his session with others?

Olaf

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