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just a suggestion:
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.
Olaf
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to prevent showing the domain jitsy password, the admin set, we can fix this by changing two lines in sessionpriv.php
change echo " api.executeCommand('password', '".$CFG->jitsi_password."');";
to echo " api.executeCommand('password', '".time()."');";
and change echo " api.executeCommand('password', '".$CFG->jitsi_password."');";
to echo " api.executeCommand('password', '".time()."');";
Which will return a timestamp as password, making sure probably noone will accidently enter the session, but the passwort can easily be transferred to someone else.
Olaf
Hi,
just a suggestion:
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.
Olaf
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: