> Unfortunately it is not their automatic translation
> It is how this file was contributed :
That explains it.
I'm not sure, but I think you have an option to "remove all
translations" for a specific language. If you know which
languages have some OK translations and which have only
nonsen
> Please follow this link to help
> https://poeditor.com/join/project/6UF8Mhql61
I went to check the existing Swedish translations (it says
"done 39%") before adding any new ones, but almost all of
them are actually in English. And some contain more or
different English text than the original En
> This diagram is being discussed here
> https://openmeetings.markmail.org/thread/5n2qm57gzogwmmor
Ah, thanks, this diagram answers all my questions.
> KMS can be firewalled but in this case you need TURN
If the client has to talk directly to kms, kms needs to
be accessible on a public IP
Hello
Could someone please help me understand the communication lines
between the client, the moodle plugin, the OM server and kurento?
There are so many possibilities...
Most importantly, does the client or the plugin ever talk directly
to kurento, or is kurento used exclusively by the OM serv
> For me it seems to be nearly impossible to install KMS on a CentOS 7.
> I have no clue how to achive that. The steps to do it are completely
> opaque to me.
The folks at Kurento have tried to make things really easy,
but they are totaly focused on ubuntu. For anything else
you need to use the
In a mysql database, om_user has the following columns:
MariaDB [openmeetings]> describe om_user;
+---+---+--+-+-++
| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra
|
+
On 4/8/20 12:00 PM, Robert Savickas wrote:
> 1) is it possible to add users from a file that contains their information,
> rather than one-by-one. If I have 50 students in class, or more, it would
> be more efficient to use a file.
You could try the following, it might work and it might not. *
> We have an official wildcard certificate, that we can use.
> But I did not found a manual how this is to install.
You can use the java way with keystore, which is a bit
of a hassle, or the traditional way of specifying cert
and key locations.
server.xml for the latter:
> Ok, thank you. I read https://openmeetings.apache.org/HTTPS.html and what I
> don't
> understand is that om does not listen on port 5443 after starting.
Out of the box, it does. If you can't access it on 5443,
check your firewall.
>
> Self-signed certificate
> This option is available out-o
> I believe while you can redirect port 80 traffic to another
> server, because port 443 traffic is encrypted, it cannot be
> redirected.
It can, as long as it is done transparently. If you have, say,
serviceA on internalhostA:443 and serviceB on internalhostB:443,
you can tell the router somet
> So I need
> ...
> OR
> 2) preconfigured VM, so I can run it and see the problem (then debug and
> fix)
You have the VM. I only need a way to give it to you
without giving it to the entire world. I need your
GPG key *or* your IP address.
Cheers,
Z
> When I start openmeetings with red5.sh an instance of tomcat is startet,
> right?
> And when I connect to port 5080 I connect to tomcat, right?
> Is the apache webserver involved in all this that is running on the same
> machine?
No. tomcat *is* the webserver. If you're not using apache
for
> Can you try a lower version to confirm . Try 3.2 and then we can
> narrow it down.
I did, but run into problems straight away. First thing, install.php
complains
Fatal error: Cannot use 'object' as class name as it is reserved in
/var/www/html/m32/lib/setuplib.php on line 66
I
> The same tests carried out from my internet connection show this data. See
> attached image.
They do not. Look at your own image: the last line of the text
section "Upload speed" says "Upload speed" instead of a number
and the same happens on the last line of the text section
"Download speed"
> I tried that in Openmeetings:
> mail..smtp.server: localhost
> mail.smtp.starttls.enable: false
> does not work, same timeout
Check your /etc/hosts or use 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost. It
could be that localhost is not in the hosts file and can't be resolved
or that it only resolves to ::1
> As I wrote in other thread "Access denied" is expected in such case
> Please use 2 different browsers
That's not it:
>> After "OM admin" was kicked out, "teacher" tried again to
>> enter the room. The result was exactly the same.
And I tried again now. Cleared all cookies and cache, logged
> What version of Moodle are you using ?
3.8.2+. I installed 3.8 two weeks ago and it came up with two
updates in just these two weeks.
> Our custom moodle plugin works with moodle 3.2 and OM 3
> but we have to make sure ssl and host checking is not activated
> in the plugin setting
> demo servers are listed on the main site :)
Oops, sorry.
> here is the direct link to demo-next -
> https://om.alteametasoft.com:8443/next/
Yes, it's the same there, see attached.
Z
> Is it reproducible for you on demo-next?
I know there's a demo somewhere (and someone praised it just
today for being very fast), but I have no idea where it is.
Could you please give me the URL?
Z
> It's nice and it works, but for the upload and download
> speed results:
I should add that the speeds are calculated correctly and
shown in the top "buttons", but just not in the rolling text.
See the attachment.
Z
There's a new network test on the login dialogue of M4.
It's nice and it works, but for the upload and download
speed results:
Pingstart test..
PingAverage ping time 102.1 ms
PingPackets received 10.0
PingPackets lost 0.0
Jitterstart test..
Jitter[101.0 ms, 96.0 ms, 97.0 ms, 97.0 ms, 98
>>> Latest (unreleased) Moodle plugin is for M4 only
> I'll do a clean install again and report back here.
I did that and the problem persists, but the error message in
moodle is better:
Invalid hash
Access denied. You have no rights to enter this room.
When this happened I was logged in on
> this is my last post for today :))
Hey, answering questions and debugging stuff here all day is more
than a full-time job. Everybody has the right to rest, especially
when they're not being paid and even more so on a Sunday evening.
Enjoy the evening, see you tomorrow.
> Just an idea:
> Is it
@provocation.net, externalUserId=4,
externalUserType=moodle]
DEBUG 04-05 15:09:57.073 o.a.o.w.UserWebService:312 [apr-5443-exec-5] -
xmlString
zenonp
Zenon
Panoussis
ora...@provocation.net
4
moodle
DEBUG 04-05 15:09:58.780 o.a.o.d.u.AuthLevelUtil:40 [pr-5443-exec-17] - Level
Hello
>> We are now trying to install our own SSL certificate. Right now when
>> using Chrome, we receive a WARNING because of the selfsign cert.
>> Do you have any tutorial to help us on that ?
I am assuming that you have already
1. created your own CA,
2. created a certificate,
3. created a
Hello
I just (uninstalled and re-)installed the moodle OM plugin from
github (commit 98c2a87). As it should, moodle came up with the
plugin configuration page "New settings - OpenMeetings". There,
the "Click to enter text" link for the OM admin user password
does not work. It simply does not rea
Hi
> This should only happen, if you have Debug output enabled (should be
> disabled in production)
> Is this you configuration?
Yes, debug is enabled, I'm not in production yet. If it goes
away with debug off, all is well.
Cheers,
Z
Hello
> LATEST Chrome Version 80.0.3987.162 (Official Build) (64-bit)
> shows invalid hash error when entering room from moodle OM plugin :
I am seeing that on Firefox 68.6.0esr on linux (SL 7.7). That's
the latest up-to-date version on RHEL and its derivatives.
Separately, I run into an
> i believe this is misunderstanding
> room of type "conference" has label "Conference (max 16 participants)"
> And control to set the limit up to 150
You are right. I guess I got distracted by "max 16" in the type
label and missed the control when I first installed it. And then
I spent endless
Hi
> Here is the source of latest version of plugin available
> https://github.com/openmeetings/openmeetings-moodle-plugin/blob/master/mod_form.php#L112
> As you can see the limit is 150 ...
It's 150 for webinars, but only 16 for conferences. You
can see it referenced in the language files
htt
Hello all
The openmeetings moodle plugin has a limitation of 16
participants in conference mode, which is not enough
for my needs. I can change it manually in the OM database,
but I need teachers to be able to create conferences at
will without access to the database.
A (very old) post of the p
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