Additionally, the mobile app can use this feature to render the whiteboard inside an iframe with the same `userId`.
By setting the parameter `revokePreviousSession=true`, a new `sessionToken` will be generated, and the previous session will be revoked when the new device connects. This is useful for transferring a session to another device and automatically closing the previous session.
In BBB ≤ 2.7, a procedure monitored system audio device changes, updating
the device list and assigning a fallback device if the current one was removed.
This procedure was removed in 3.0 during the migration of the
input-stream-live-selector component to TypeScript (reasons unknown), causing
the device list to become outdated and leaving the user's client without audio
input if their current device is disconnected.
This commit restores the `devicechange` event handler in the input-stream-live-
selector, ensuring that the device list is updated properly and fallback devices
are assigned when necessary.
* Introduce Hasura override config and a password file
* Add message when set a password to Hasura
* add logs to inspect errors
* fix config file name
* test changing key file owner
* test without override file
* fix print status
* store password as env var
* changes suggested in PR
* Introduce Gql-Middleware config as a yml file
* use path /usr/share/bbb-graphql-middleware/ instead of /usr/local/bigbluebutton/bbb-graphql-middleware
* remove /etc/default/bbb-graphql-middleware file
Adjust an inline comment in connection status' service about packet loss metric
usage.
Now it correctly states that the absolute counter SHOULD NOT be used for
alert triggers.
In 3.0, the packet loss metric used to trigger connection status alerts was
changed to the one generated by the `startMonitoringNetwork` method used by the
connection status modal. Since packet loss thresholds were not adjusted (0.5,
0.1, 0.2), a single lost packet causes the status alert to be permanently
stuck on "critical". This is explained by how different those metrics
are:
- **Before (2.7):** A 5-probe wide calculation of inbound packet loss
fraction based on `packetsLost` and `packetsReceived` metrics.
- **Now (3.0):** An absolute counter of inbound lost packets.
This commit restores the previous packet loss metric used to trigger
connection status alerts, reverting to the original collection method via
`/utils/stats.js`. This resolves the issue, but further work is needed in
subsequent PRs:
- Unify the collection done in `/utils/stats.js` with the
`startMonitoringNetwork` method.
- Incorporate the remote-inbound `fractionsLost` metric to account for packet
loss on both legs of the network (in/out).
- Update the packet loss metric displayed in the connection status modal to
show a more meaningful value (e.g., packet loss percentage over a specific
probe interval). An absolute counter of lost packets isn't useful for end
users.
- Update the alert log to use the fraction or percentage above
