Jitsi tab
- Overview
- Jitsi Desktop is an open source instant messaging client, which is different than Jitsi Meet
- To Access
- From the Connect page, click the Jitsi tab.
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file. |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi Configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file. |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi Configuration |
Content of a Jitsi-format Java properties file. |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi Configuration |
Content of a Java properties file following the Jitsi format. |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi Configuration |
Content of a Java properties file following the Jitsi format. |
None |
| Option |
Description |
Default |
| Expose Jitsi provision URL |
Provide connection configuration information for Jitsi users to connect to a community/organization instant messaging server. |
Disabled |
| Jitsi Configuration |
Content of a Java properties file following the Jitsi format. |
None |
Jitsi Info
Since Tiki 12.3 and Tiki13, Tiki has a light integration to help with deployment of the Jitsi desktop client in organizations by providing a URL for Jitsi provisioning.
You can use this to centrally manage configurations for all Jitsi clients in your organizations. Examples:
- All users to join a group chat
- Deactivate some Jitsi features
- etc.
At this time, ${username} and ${password} are a simple pass-through to auto-configure the accounts.
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