* fix(bbb-html5): customHeartbeat would not close stale sessions, +
The [disabled by default] custom heartbeat included in Meteor's server
does not end connections when they are considered unhealthy/stale, which
deviates a bit from the default implementation. See:
https://github.com/bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton/pull/11486.
This commit includes a call to the default heartbeat termination timeout
so sockets are correctly cleaned up when the custom heartbeat is
activated. It also adds a customHeartbeatUseDataFrames config to allow
controlling whether the custom heartbeat should use WS data frames as
valid heartbeats as well - this should only be useful for
testing/debugging purposes and the default behavior (true) is
maintained.
As a side note: this change spun off from an investigation where some
problematic networks were triggering periodic client re-connects due to
the default heartbeat failing. Investigation points to the control
frames being put alongside fragmented WS data frames and the server side
failing to recognize the former - which means pong frames would be missed and
the health check would fail. Since the default heartbeat _does not_
account for data frame traffic (eg DDP payloads), it would shut down the
client's WS even though it was healthy.
The custom heartbeat _does_ account for data frames, which mitigates
that scenario and prevents unecessary reconnections.
* fix(bbb-html5): frontend crash due to undefined vars in customHeartbeat
Meteor frontends may crash when customHeartbeat is enabled
due to an undefined access in the heartbeat`s logger.
Add optional chaining to the session props access so it won`t crash and tune down some log levels around that area.
* Demo changes
* Revert "feat(captions): no longer writes in the pad"
This reverts commit a76de8c458.
* feat(transcriptoin): Add config options for the transcription backend
* feat(transcription): Add autodetect option to cc chevron
* feat(transcription): Move transcription options into settings modal
* feat(transcription): Set transcription options via userdata
* fix(transcription): Correct userdata for settings transcription params
* feat(transcriptions): options to auto enable caption button
* feat(transcriptions): Option to hide old CC pad funcionality
* fix(transcription): Fix PR comments
* fix(transcription): Refactor updateTranscript to prevent null user and make it more readable
* feat(transcription): bbb_transcription_provider can be set via userdata
* fix(transcription): Use base10 for parseInt
* fix(transcriptions): Fix CC language divider when using webspeech
* fix(transcriptions): Use a default pad in the settings instead of hardcoding 'en'
We still need to use a language pad such as 'en', but in the future we can better
separate these systems.
* fix(transcription): Add a special permission for automatic transcription updates to the pad and restore old per user updates permission
* feature(transcriptions): Include transcriptions submenu and locales
* chore: bump bbb-transcription-controller to v0.2.0
* fix(transcription): Add missing menu files
* fix(transcription): Fix transcription provider options in settings.yml
* fix: setting password for bbb-transcription-controller
* build: add gladia-proxy.log for transcription-controller
* fix(transcriptions): Remove transcript splitting and floor logic from akka apps
* fix(captions): Show long utterances as split captions, show multiple speaker captions
* chore: bump bbb-transcription-controller to 0.2.1
---------
Co-authored-by: Anton Georgiev <anto.georgiev@gmail.com>
It used to be a boolean value which was durable if the server is
configured to use localStorage for bbb client settings. This would lead
to permanently blocking a user for all future BBB sessions.
To prevent that we use the connectionID to determine if a user is
blocked or not. If a user rejoins (in the same or a different meeting),
the connectionID is different, so the user can join again.
We were calling upsert in the Annotations collection for the same annotation in all frontend instances, this could lead to the same annotation being inserted
multiple times with different ids due to concurrency.
Added the html5InstanceId of the original request to the redis message so we can use it to only call upsert in one instance.
We were calling upsert in the Annotations collection for the same annotation in all frontend instances, this could lead to the same annotation being inserted
multiple times with different ids due to concurrency.
Added the html5InstanceId of the original request to the redis message so we can use it to only call upsert in one instance.
