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Problem with logging in with profile button #1053
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IIRC we fixed this one in the latest stable release. Can you please give that a try? |
@saghul Did you mean the jitsi-meet front end or the docker-jitsi-meet latest release? I have tried the docker-jitsi-meet 5870 version and the :unstable images, none of them seemed to work. Maybe you were referring to issue #1018, but that was not my situtation. For me, I can start the conference no problem, it's just that the later participants cannot promote them to moderator right by logging in from the three dot-profile menu. |
Yep, I meant 5870. We don't have a good way to test LDAP to be honest, so any help you can provide pinpointing the issue will go a long way. Do you see any errors in the console when you try to login from the profile? |
No, no error messages in the console, just the warning messages I have attached in the OP. I have tried a couple of things, in this snippet in LoginDialog.js, I see that authRequired is being mapped to _conference. However, when I check my redux store, I don't even have a state variable like this. This then leads to the _onLogin method calling If you could tell me what the proper way to fix this is I can work on that and contribute.@saghul
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Hi, running 5870 Docker setup and nearly same problem – but I don't use LDAP, I create
Regards, Log from prosody Docker container:
Console Log Firefox:
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I have the same problem, I'm using docker-jitsi-meet-stable-6433, It's solved? |
Hello @saghul , Is this issue fixed? |
I don't think so, we have nothing specific to fix it. Can you reproduce this with the normal internal auth? I don't have an LDAP setup to test with. |
I'll test it without LDAP, and let you know! |
Hello @saghul , I tested with internal auth, I confirm I got the same issue: guest can not login via setting --> profile --> authentication, here console logs and If the guest clicks on cancel He will be existed from the meeting and returns back to main page of jitsi. |
@saghul , it seems there is bug in docker image, the authentication of guest user doesn't work anymore neither with internal nor with LDAP authentication. |
Thanks for the report! One more question: the host can login just fine, correct? |
yes, the Host can login perfectly. |
Hello @saghul, is there any progress in this issue? |
Nope, sorry we haven't gotten to it yet. |
Is this an issue specifically with LDAP or can I circumvent this by using a different authentication method? |
this is general issue not to LDAP only even if an internal auth has an issue, it's a bug should be fixed by the nice guys of jitsi. |
Hello @saghul, is there any update? |
Please stop asking. Whenever I get to it I'll post an update. |
Thanks for your replay. |
@Zarawee thanks, i saw the same error and thought my configuration was wrong. I use the ubuntu packages, not Docker. Can you confirm this error too or do I still have an error somewhere in my configuration? edit: without authentification, the moderator rights are granted successfully to another participant when the current moderator leaves the conference. |
I'm on 6865 docker and I'm still getting the same issue. My workaround is just to create a room then login moderator as a host then move back into an already created room to be a moderator. |
I have the same problem in stable-8252 docker. Obtaining session-id... |
I just updated to stable-8319 docker and I am having the same problem. Cannot login via Settings->Profile using LDAP. Obtaining session-id and hangs. |
I have a somewhat similar issue, however mine is a manual installation running on FreeBSD -- not the dockerized version. Built-in authentication, no LDAP. May be related to jitsi/lib-jitsi-meet#2203 |
Same issue here with self-hosted version on Ubuntu 22.04 server. |
I'm leaning towards the assumption that the issue would be specifically in the web user interface (Jitsi Meet), instead of something being wrong with the server-side / back-end configurations. Can't be 100% sure though, since this is my first serious Jitsi installation, and it's been more than a bit challenging to figure out how all the pieces fit together. That said, I don't find any issues on the back-end side any more, and the only error messages I see are the ones in the browser developer console. |
I do see this pattern repeating in the Prosody logs while the disconnection => automatic reconnection cycle keeps going:
I'm not sure but shouldn't the authenticated as refer to auth.jitsi.my.domain instead of just jitsi.my.domain? (The part my.domain is of course different from what I actually have.) |
Jitsi-meet does not use components for more than 3 years now ... Apparently you have a pretty old deployment. |
Many of the installation and configuration documents and guides have not been updated to reflect this change. I did finally figure it out from the bits and pieces of more up to date information scattered here and there. As far as I can see, the back-end component configurations should (finally) be ok now. Both Jicofo and Jitsi-Videobridge are now connecting to Prosody -- earlier, only Jicofo connected properly. Making Jitsi-Videobridge connect had to do with the expired (Component based) configuration which had to be updated. I'm still experiencing the issue of always getting disconnected after attempting to start a meeting. It happens with both BOSH and WebSockets based sessions. With both of them, the error message (from browser developer tools console) is the same: In Prosody logs, I can see that the clients do get connected and authenticated properly, for example: I'm now trying to hunt down, where exactly the communications break. First obvious suspect would of course be my Nginx configuration, how ever that too should be ok, and I don't see any traces of problems in Nginx logs. Anyways, my previous estimate that "the issue would be specifically in the web user interface (Jitsi Meet), instead of something being wrong with the server-side / back-end configurations" probably was not correct. |
The latest configs and way to setup is to check the debian folder and postinst scripts. |
I am using the most updated version for my self-hosted installation. I still have this problem. Wonder why |
Hi, Jitsi developers, first of all, thank you so much for creating such a wonderful project.
I have been using Jitsi meet to host conferences. Everything worked fine for me. However, I have a problem with logging in.
I am using LDAP authentication method and docker-jitsi-meet stable-5765-1 version and my custom web front end.
I have no problem creating a room and starting meeting.
However, when a guest user tries to log in using the LDAP credentials into a created room, the application does not grant the moderator rights correctly. Below is the log when I try to do that.
and here is the log from the web container on server
I checked the redux store and the "features/base/connection".connection.options.bosh is also "/http-bind?room=undefined" after attempting to login, but before I try to login the value of the field is '/http-bind?room=whateverNameIWant', which is correct
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