Files are compressed on build, but gzip_static on isn't set on their
nginx route - so original files are being served, uncompressed.
This commit serves the previously compressed files instead (thus
reducing initial transfer size by ~1 MB).
Someone should look into whether serving compressed version of the rest
of assets makes sense - it probably does.
Still pending: fonts, locales, svgs, everything under resources, ...
docker container and pass them in as environment variables, since we
can't compute them inside the docker container if the source directory
is a git worktree
Audio's callerId depends on the user name and there isn't
an "on-demand" way of fetching that field internally, making callerId
assembly with trusted attributes (server-side generated) impossible in
bbb-webrtc-sfu.
The new extra header (User-Name, mapped to user_name in the proxied
connection) allows fetching the user name field in a cheap way and
consequently provides a cheap+safe way of assembling the callerId.
Alternatives I've considered but discarded:
- a new akka-apps req-resp pair for fetching the user name (+overhead)
- a new akka-apps req-resp pair for generating the callerId (+overhead)
- piggybacking on GetMicrophonePermissionReq/Resp to generate the
callerId (same overhead, but mixing responsabilities)
the redis dependency for `bbb-apps-akka` and `bbb-fsesl-akka` has
already beed added in commit b6777ed9cb so
the override is no longer neccesary.
closes#15192
* fix unit name: the unit name on Ubuntu is `redis-server.service`
* services which need a working redis require both After= and Wants=
See the description in the `systemd.unit` man page.
Etherpad uses the sessionID cookie for authorization. In cluster setups the
host part of the URI which serves the html5 frontend is different from
the hostname part of the URI which serves etherpad. Therefore the
bbb-html5 client can't set a cookie for etherpad which contains the
etherpad sessionID.
This patch uses the `ep_auth_session` etherpad plugin which takes the
`sessionID` as query parameter, sets the cookie in the browser and
redirects the iframe to the pad URI.
