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From what I can tell jibri/rootfs/defaults/jibri.conf (or the resulting /etc/jitsi/jibri/jibri.conf in the running container) end with include "custom-jibri.conf".
It appears to me one would have to place the file /etc/jitsi/jibri/custom-jibri.conf in the container which isn't possible without modifying the image.
I would expect to be able to place my custom-jibri.conf in the config directory which is mounted to /config in the container, as is done similarly for (at least) the web component.
If this is correct the include directive should change to include "/config/custom-jibri.conf".
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Ok, I have tested my proposed change and verified it works as expected.
Maybe for more context, my custom-jibri.conf looks like this:
jibri {
streaming {
// A list of regex patterns for allowed RTMP URLs. The RTMP URL used
// when starting a stream must match at least one of the patterns in
// this list.
rtmp-allow-list = [
".itspersonal.*"
]
}
}
Indeed the whitelist was checked after I included it from /config (and wasn't before).
From what I can tell
jibri/rootfs/defaults/jibri.conf
(or the resulting/etc/jitsi/jibri/jibri.conf
in the running container) end withinclude "custom-jibri.conf"
.It appears to me one would have to place the file
/etc/jitsi/jibri/custom-jibri.conf
in the container which isn't possible without modifying the image.I would expect to be able to place my
custom-jibri.conf
in theconfig
directory which is mounted to/config
in the container, as is done similarly for (at least) the web component.If this is correct the
include
directive should change toinclude "/config/custom-jibri.conf"
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: