The UserJoinedVoice* event handler checks whether the caller is banned
and ejects them. That's valid for both SIP.js and SFU-based audio
flows, but for the latter there's a specific pre-flight permission check
as well.
This adds that same ban check to the pre-flight permission probe so that
calls are rejected earlier.
If the user is in akka-apps' user cache (which means they are still
visible in the user list) and triggers a screenshare re-connect, the
re-connect should be allowed to minimize outages.
If the user indeeds fails to be reconnected to the whole system, then
the screen sharing sessions will be ejected when the user is
completely ejected from the system.
If the user is in akka-apps' user cache (which means they are still
visible in the user list) and triggers a camera re-connect, the
re-connect should be allowed to minimize outages.
If the user indeeds fails to be reconnected to the whole system, then
the camera sessions will be ejected when the user is completely ejected
from the system.
The SFU microphone module was using global audio authentication RPCs in
akka-apps to determine whether a mic connection is valid.
Fixes an issue where SFU microphone connections wouldn't take lock
settings in account in the permission checks.
In detail: decouple them by adding GetMicrophonePermissionReqMsg and
RespMsg. Allows flexibility on which conditionals to use in both. IMO it
is also better than renaming+adding a boolean to GetGlobalAudioPermission*
due to the fact that it gets easier to guarantee backwards compatibility
between SFU and BBB (ie SFU 2.9 keeps working on 2.4, 2.5).
If the user is in akka-apps' user cache (which means they are still
visible in the user list) and triggers an audio re-connect, the
re-connect should be allowed.
If the user indeeds fails to be reconnected to the whole system, then
the audio session will be ejected when the user is completely ejected
from the system.
- Poll result as text shape in the lower right-hand
- Include all tldraw shape bounds as size in akka (to help Daniel rendering in pdf export)
- Default/initital zoom will be centered in the slide and maximize the size according to the presentation area
- Also limited the max zoom out to be the one that fits the slide, to be similar as we had before
Adds support for multiple cameras pins.
The pinned cameras are stored in a FIFO-type queue
When a camera is pinned the oldest one is removed.
The queue size can be set via create parameter 'maxPinnedCameras',
if not defaults to 3.
