"default" is not an universally valid default value for deviceIds which was causing issues with Firefox and Safari in some specific scenarios where exact deviceId constraints were being used
The idea is to run a loadbalancer node which maps each BBB node to a
path. That way each user gets only one gUM permission query for a
cluster. The loadbalancer node only serves the html5 client, each BBB
node will serve its own API and handle the websockets for freeswitch and
bbb-webrtc-sfu.
Configuring a cluster setup
===========================
* let bbb-lb.example.com be the loadbalancer node
* let bbb-01.eaxmple.com be a BBB node
Loadbalancer
------------
On the loadbalancer node add an nginx configuration similar to this one
for each BBB node:
```
location /bbb-01/html5client/ {
proxy_pass https://bbb-01.example.com/bbb-01/html5client/;
proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection "Upgrade";
}
```
BBB Node
--------
On the BBB node add the following options to
`/etc/bigbluebutton/bbb-web.properties`:
```
defaultHTML5ClientUrl=https://bbb-lb.example.com/bbb-01/html5client/join
presentationBaseURL=https://bbb-01.example.com/bigbluebutton/presentation
accessControlAllowOrigin=https://bbb-lb.example.com
```
Add the following options to `/etc/bigbluebutton/bbb-html5.yml`:
```
public:
app:
basename: '/bbb-01/html5client'
bbbWebBase: 'https://bbb-01.eaxmple.com/bigbluebutton'
learningDashboardBase: 'https://bbb-01.eaxmple.com/learning-dashboard'
media:
stunTurnServersFetchAddress: 'https://bbb-01.eaxmple.com/bigbluebutton/api/stuns'
sip_ws_host: 'bbb-01.eaxmple.com'
presentation:
uploadEndpoint: 'https://bbb-01.eaxmple.com/bigbluebutton/presentation/upload'
```
Create the following unit file overrides:
* `/etc/systemd/system/bbb-html5-frontend@.service.d/cluster.conf`
* `/etc/systemd/system/bbb-html5-backend@.service.d/cluster.conf`
with the following content:
```
[Service]
Environment=ROOT_URL=https://127.0.0.1/bbb-01/html5client
```
Change the nginx `$bbb_loadbalancer_node` variable to the name of the
load balancer node in `/etc/bigbluebutton/nginx/loadbalancer.nginx` to
allow CORS requests:
```
set $bbb_loadbalancer_node https://bbb-lb.example.com
```
Prepend the mount point of bbb-html5 in all location sections except
from the `location @html5client` section in
`/etc/bigbluebutton/nginx/bbb-html5.nginx`
```
location @html5client {
...
}
location /bbb-01/html5client/locales {
...
}
```
Restored the old behavior when ending breakout rooms while user is in the
breakout audio transfer, which is to the trigger the reconnection to the audio
in the main room.
This behavior could be improved by (instead of reconnecting) transfering user
back to the main room, but this requires some changes in akka-apps/fsesl
which can be treated in a different issue.
Closes#13242
We now let audio-manager log errors, using the specified error code.
These errors are still logged in bridge layer, but as a warning.
This commit doens't change error codes behavior, they are still being
logged as errors and with the same code numbers.
Here's what we do when user activates mic:
1 - When we do something similar to listenonly's joining process
until we find a valid candidate-pair. The information about this
local candidate is store.
2 - We then start a new userAgent, and as soon as browser finds
a candidate with the same local ip address, we leave only this
candidate in the SDP and send this to FreeSWITCH. SDP should
contain only a single candidate.
3 - The rest of signaling process is basically the same.
When joining breakout audio, the output device selected in the main room is
used in breakout.
When returning from breakout rooms, the output audio device previously set in
the main room is restored.
Some specific info:
SIPSession doesn't handle Storage anymore, we do this in SIPBridge, since
it has more info about the current selected device and it doesn't depend of
a session being oppened.
We also now pass the output device ID when joining audio sessions. We can
then keep this information in the Storage.
Closes#11663
This commit contains three fixes: one already reported and two detected
during the investigation of the solution.
This started as a fix for firefox (#12023), but i also fixed the muted
alert/banner when device changes: the banner wasn't detecting device changes,
unless audio was deactived/actived.
There's another fix for the microphone stream: we now keep sender's track
disabled if it was already disabled for the sender's track of the previous
selected device.
Also did small refactor for eslint checking.
Some technical information: in sip bridge (bridge/sip.js), setInputStream and
liveChangeInputDevice function were both fully turned into promises, which
guarantees we have everything ready when it resolves to the respective values.
This helps AudioManager (audio-manager/index.js) to sequentially sets and
tracks the state of the current microphone stream (inputStream), when calling
liveChangeInputDevice function: we first set the current stream to null,
creats a new one and then set it to the newly created value - this is needed
because MutedAlert (muted-alert/component.jsx) can then gracefully
allocate/deallocate the cloned stream when it is set to a non-null/null value
(the cloned stream is used for speech detection with hark).
In MutedAlert we also make sure to enable the cloned stream's audio
tracks, just in case the user change the device when muted (audio track is
disabled in this case), which also leaves the cloned stream muted (we then
enable the track to allow speech detection).
Closes#12023
Firefox doesn't create a device called 'default' and we were trying
to set this when user is joining the room. We don't do this anymore, letting
devices to be changed when there's some user request.
Moved outputDeviceId inputDeviceId information to be managed in bridge
(just like we do with inputDeviceId), we don't store this duplicated
information in audio container anymore.
Fixed the eslint warning in "playAlertSound(url) { ..."
We are safe to let users try to change input/output devices because the
device list is retrieved from enumerateDevices.
Allow listenonly users to change output devices
Fixed dynamic audio device change for firefox
Fixed shortcuts for audio join/leave
Show (with a bold font) the current selected device
[performance] Prevent calling mediaDevices.enumerateDevices every time we render
the selector. This adds a delay (~200ms, on my chrome setup) to render this component
[performance] Do not call enumerateDevices to search for new devices, instead we listen on mediaDevices.deviceChange event
Small refactoring and fixed a few errors that were being throw in browser's console
Fixed device selection when this is done in audio-settings modal
Fallback to default device when current device is removed
Truncate device name length
Renamed "Input","Output" labels to "Microphone","Speakers", respectively
Update eslint rule for accessKey
Without 'exact' match, the browser fallbacks to the default inputDeviceId
This prevents the error (input device error) when breakout is ended and we try
to skipCheck the microphone when user returns to main room (assuming the
user had the microphone active before joining breakout room).
Without 'exact' match, the browser fallbacks to the default inputDeviceId
This prevents the error (input device error) when breakout is ended and we try
to skipCheck the microphone when user returns to main room (assuming the
user had the microphone active before joining breakout room). Related
to the feature c451666d52
As explained in #11143, disabling audio filters is desired in some scenarios.
This basically adds an option for user to disable default constraints.
When user doesn't change this value in Settings > Application, the default
value for each audio constraints is retrieved from settings.yml.
When user changes this value in Settings > Application, audio
filters (AGC, Noise Supression and Echo Cancellation) are all set to
true/false, according to the value selected in the Settings GUI.
To start it simple, we decided to not to add a different setting in the GUI for
each audio contraint. This may be added in the future, though (perhaps in a
dedicated Audio Settings tab)
This is related to #4873
As explained in #11143, disabling audio filters is desired in some scenarios.
This basically adds an option for user to disable default constraints.
When user doesn't change this value in Settings > Application, the default
value for each audio constraints is retrieved from settings.yml.
When user changes this value in Settings > Application, audio
filters (AGC, Noise Supression and Echo Cancellation) are all set to
true/false, according to the value selected in the Settings GUI.
To start it simple, we decided to not to add a different setting in the GUI for
each audio contraint. This may be added in the future, though (perhaps in a
dedicated Audio Settings tab)
This is related to #4873
In some scenarios, there's no need for the browser to apply such audio filters. For example, when user's microphone already does audio filtering (echo cancellation, noise supression ...).
This commit doens't change the current behavior (filters still follow browser's default config): admins need to uncomment/set these values if disabling/enabling specific filters if desired.
This is related to #4873
Audio client logs already cover audio session progress the way we need.
This avoids keepAlive and other unnecessary messages to be logged in browser's console.
If setting is not present, default value is set to false.
This was added as an option (websocketKeepAliveInterval), which is the interval to send keep alive messages.
Setting websocketKeepAliveInterval to 0 disables the keep alive, producing the same old behavior.
This helps avoid websocket disconnection due to socket inactivity, preventing it to unnecessarily reconnect.
Also, sometimes reconnect fails and error 1005 is triggered.
Fixes problems reported in #10985.
Also reduces occurrences of error 1005.
Instead of sending using rfc4733 standard, we use INFO message for all transfers
INFO message was used in older SIP.js version. Although this is not a standard for sending DTMF tones, this has more reliability (once it sent over TCP)
This might reduce occurrences of 1008
This is the same behavior we used to have on older sip.js version code
By doing this we reduce errors when user try to perform join/hangup during an websocket reconnection
