This happens in two installations of openmeetings 3.0.2 using default derby db. 
Other installed on lubuntu and other on redhat.

- Client application creates room e.g. with:
/services/RoomService/addRoomWithModerationQuestionsAudioTypeAndHideOptions?" +
             "SID="+ session +
             "&name="+ encode(roomName) +
             "&roomtypes_id=1" +
             "&comment=" + roomCode +
             "&numberOfPartizipants=50" +
             "&ispublic=true"+
             "&appointment=false" +
             "&isDemoRoom=false" +
             "&demoTime=100" +
             "&isModeratedRoom=false"+
             "&allowUserQuestions=true"+
             "&isAudioOnly=false"+
             "&hideTopBar=false"+
             "&hideChat=false"+
             "&hideActivitiesAndActions=false"+
             "&hideFilesExplorer=false"+
             "&hideActionsMenu=false"+
             "&hideScreenSharing=false"+
             "&hideWhiteboard=false"

- and invitation hashes to users A and B with:
/services/RoomService/getInvitationHash?SID="
                           + session +
                           "&username=" + encode(user) +
                           "&room_id="+roomid+
                           "&conferencedomain=" +
                           "&isPasswordProtected=false" +
                           "&valid=1" +
                           "&sendMail=false"

- Users A and B follow their own invitation urls to the public meeting room. 
First one to enter the room is moderator, and gives moderator role to the other 
user.
- User B selects My Files (home drive) and selects to upload file. Selects 
wanted file, unclicks Load directly to the whiteboard and then clicks Start 
upload.
- After upload is ready the other user A can see the file in his My Files (home 
drive). When he double clicks the file he can select to Load presentation to 
whiteboard and he can select to download the file. He can also delete the file.

Notice, that when other user is not moderator he can only see the files in 
other users home drive. Should the My Files (home drive) really be only visible 
to the user himself? No matter what roles other users have.






From: Maxim Solodovnik [mailto:solomax...@gmail.com]
Sent: 21. elokuuta 2014 20:13
To: Openmeetings user-list
Subject: Re: Questions about: chat peristent, home drive file upload, pdf2swf 
removed?

Just have tried to reproduce this issue
Files in home drive are not visible to other users

I need additional steps

On 21 August 2014 17:36, Blomqvist Aki 
<aki.blomqv...@digia.com<mailto:aki.blomqv...@digia.com>> wrote:
Thank you for your answers.

3) both home and public drives are visible to all? what are the steps?

Yes, this is the case in two of our installations of openmeetings. Nothing 
special in the steps. A meeting room with two users. One selects Home drive and 
selects a file and uploads it. After upload is done the other user can see the 
file in his Home drive and access the file (open and download).

Br,
Aki

From: Maxim Solodovnik 
[mailto:solomax...@gmail.com<mailto:solomax...@gmail.com>]
Sent: 21. elokuuta 2014 13:21
To: Openmeetings user-list
Subject: Re: Questions about: chat peristent, home drive file upload, pdf2swf 
removed?

1) only global chat messages are now persistent
2) there is a button in room chat: "Show/Copy chat log"
3) both home and public drives are visible to all? what are the steps?
4) you need SWFTools 0.9.0 or 0.9.1 (known issue, hopefully this tool will be 
not necessary in 3.1.0)
5) All uploaded office documents are converted with pdf2swf so you get error 
since it is not installed

On 21 August 2014 17:12, Blomqvist Aki 
<aki.blomqv...@digia.com<mailto:aki.blomqv...@digia.com>> wrote:

Hello,

I have a few questions/problems concerning openmeetings 3.0.2 (running on 
lunbuntu).

1. Are chat messages persistent? No data is saved to the CHAT table.

2. Is there any way to get the chat data from a room e.g. saved to a file or 
logged to a file?

3. When a user uploads a file to "My files (home drive)" the file is not 
private. All other user can see and access the file. Is this a bug or is 
something not configured right?

4. SWFTools (0.9.2+git20130725-2) package does not include pdf2swf anymore? 
Because of this uploading pdf files to the whiteboard does not work. Any 
suggestions how to get pdf loading to whiteboard working?

5. I have installed JODConverter but when uploading .doc, .docx, .ppt, .pptx, 
... files, an error messages pops up and complaines about the missing pdf2swf 
tool. Does the JODConverter also need the pdf2swf tool or do I have something 
configured wrong?

Thank you very much for any suggestions and help.

BR,
Aki



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