Tell your clients that they must use guest:guest for authentication. Or is suggestion still the best/ only way to achieve said in Authentication As a quick (dirty) workaround: add a user guest with the password guest to your Cloudron ldap and only allow this user to access your jitsi instance. Is it possible to run Jitsi on Cloudron without any authentication? So that anyone can start a room? (I potentially have a client who wants to do this) Reverted to Jitsi package v0.1.0 for now. Running Cloudron v7.1.2 on Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS. Mar 02 22:57:11 /app/code/start.sh: line 17: CLOUDRON_LDAP_URL: unbound variable Mar 02 22:57:11 => Configuring SASLauthd for LDAP Mar 02 22:57:11 => Configuring static assets Mar 02 22:57:09 /app/code/start.sh: line 17: CLOUDRON_LDAP_URL: unbound variable Mar 02 22:57:09 => Configuring SASLauthd for LDAP Mar 02 22:57:09 => Configuring static assets Mar 02 22:57:07 /app/code/start.sh: line 17: CLOUDRON_LDAP_URL: unbound variable Mar 02 22:57:07 => Configuring SASLauthd for LDAP Mar 02 22:57:07 => Configuring static assets Mar 02 22:57:06 /app/code/start.sh: line 17: CLOUDRON_LDAP_URL: unbound variable Mar 02 22:57:06 => Configuring SASLauthd for LDAP Mar 02 22:57:06 => Configuring static assets
Mar 02 22:57:05 /app/code/start.sh: line 17: CLOUDRON_LDAP_URL: unbound variable Mar 02 22:57:05 => Configuring SASLauthd for LDAP Mar 02 22:57:05 => Configuring static assets Mar 02 22:57:04 /app/code/start.sh: line 17: CLOUDRON_LDAP_URL: unbound variable Mar 02 22:57:04 => Configuring SASLauthd for LDAP Mar 02 22:57:04 => Configuring static assets Log excerpt: Mar 02 22:57:04 => Ensure directories
#Jitsi meet authentication update
Just installed the update but now the app is stuck starting.
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