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Kerry Ritter
Kerry Ritter

Reputation: 1187

Adding authentication to Jitsi Meet

I would like to add the ability to only allow authenticated users to create a conference in Jitsi Meet. I see the external API's jwt param, config.tokenAuthUrl and the lib-jitsi-meet tokens document but I'm very confused on how to put it all together.

Right now, my workflow is as follows:

  1. User logs in with Google via custom app.
  2. User is redirected to a new Jitsi conference with a jwt parameter derived from the Google login information.

Where I'm stuck is validating this token, and how to set it up to validate. What configuration needs made? What type of response should the tokenAuthUrl application be returning for valid/invalid JWTs?

Upvotes: 5

Views: 8995

Answers (2)

Nipuna Akalana Perera
Nipuna Akalana Perera

Reputation: 181

In Jitsi there are two types of authentication. One is token-based authentication and another one is password-based authentication. If you need to dynamically change permission on users then you have to go with token-based authentication.
If you want to customize token-based authentication then you have to write custom prosody modules for that purpose.

Upvotes: 0

Martin Cabrera
Martin Cabrera

Reputation: 11

these changes should be made in /etc/prosody/conf.avail/[your-hostname].cfg.lua

a) Enable authentication on your main domain:

VirtualHost "jitsi-meet.example.com"
authentication = "internal_plain"

Source: https://github.com/jitsi/jicofo

Upvotes: 1

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