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Authorization via login/password for Coturn #3191
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@spantaleev can you show the way to setup login and password for Coturn? |
In homeserver.yaml.j2 there is necessary variables: # The Username and password if the TURN server needs them and
# does not use a token
#
turn_username: "TURNSERVER_USERNAME"
turn_password: "TURNSERVER_PASSWORD" Maybe there is a way to use them for external Coturn server? |
This is now implemented. As described in the new Changing the authentication mechanism documentation section, the only thing you should need to make use of it is this additional configuration: matrix_coturn_authentication_method: lt-cred-mech Credentials will be generated automatically and passed to all components involved. The aforementioned bug reports indicate that switching to |
All homeserver implementations have been updated to support this as well. It's just Jitsi that possibly doesn't work with anything other than `auth-secret`. Fixes spantaleev#3191
All homeserver implementations have been updated to support this as well. It's just Jitsi that possibly doesn't work with anything other than `auth-secret`. Fixes spantaleev#3191
Coturn server will not work with
static-auth-secret
under NAT as a TURN server. You can find information about this issue here:But if configure in
/etc/turnserver.conf
static login and password, Coturn will work as turn server under NAT.Describe the solution you'd like
Can you add а variable to matrix-coturn to setup
lt-cred-mech
and to disablestatic-auth-secret
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