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NOTE TODO: I will return and update this page with config files and rc scripts. But it's similar to the Debian config. Also TODO nginx reverse proxy / bosh config. | NOTE TODO: I will return and update this page with config files and rc scripts. But it's similar to the Debian config. Also TODO nginx reverse proxy / bosh config. |
Latest revision as of 09:21, 7 July 2024
This material is obsolete ... Jitsi seems to be available in the testing repository (Discuss) |
NOTE TODO: I will return and update this page with config files and rc scripts. But it's similar to the Debian config. Also TODO nginx reverse proxy / bosh config.
Prosody
# apk add prosody
edit /etc/prosody/prosody.cfg.lua
generate certs: Edit /etc/prosody/certs/openssl.cnf
[FQDN] means www.example.com
# cd /etc/prosody/certs # make [FQDN].cnf
edit file and make sure everything is correct
# make [FQDN].key
for self-signed certificate:
# make [FQDN].crt
or, for signing request:
# make [FQDN].csr
NOTE: repeat cert process for: auth.[FQDN] (ie, auth.www.example.com)
If you self-signed the cert, put it in the certs folder so it will be trusted on the local machine.
# ln -sf /etc/prosody/certs/auth.[FQDN] /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/ # update-ca-certificates -f
# prosodyctl start
# prosodyctl register focus auth.[FQDN] YOURSECRET3
(YOURSECRET3 is from cfg file /etc/prosody/prosody.cfg.lua)
# prosodyctl restart
Videobridge
The jitsi-videobridge
package is available in the testing
repositories. For a stable release of Alpine, it needs to be built manually.
Jicofo
The jicofo
package is available in the testing
repositories. For a stable release of Alpine, the aport needs to be built manually.
Jigasi
The jigasi
package is available in the testing
repositories. For a stable release of Alpine, the aport needs to be built manually.