Entries tagged [openmeetings]
OpenMeetings 3.3.0 released
Version 3.3.0 includes new features, bug fixes and security fixes. In total 21 changes are part of the release, 11 are security fixes based on CVE reports.[Read More]
Posted at 10:09AM Jul 14, 2017
by Sebastian Wagner in General |
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OpenMeetings 3.1.3 released
Release v3.1.3 contains 21 enhancements and fixes. The main improvement of this release is to fix the RTMP-Streaming over SSL in both possible modes. The two available modes are:
- Native RTMPs
- RTMP Tunnelled over HTTPS (which is similar to RTMPT)
We recommend that previous releases will be upgrade to this version.
Other fixes in this version concern localisation, backup/restore, screen-sharing and sending invitations to conference rooms.
For a complete list of changes, see: https://www.apache.org/dist/openmeetings/3.1.3/CHANGELOG
and https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENMEETINGS/fixforversion/12337950
Downloads and documentation is available from our project website:
http://openmeetings.apache.org/downloads.html
Posted at 07:23AM Oct 03, 2016
by Sebastian Wagner in General |
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OpenMeetings 3.1.2 released
Release v3.1.2 contains 55 enhancements and fixes and 1 patch for a security vulnerability.
Security Fix: CVE-2016-3089 - Apache OpenMeetings XSS in SWF panel
Other security relevant updates:
- XSS in Chat window leading to DOS
- MD5 should not be used for password encryption
- OpenMeetings is vulnerable to session fixation
- Private recording files were available to all users
Additionally a signed Screen-Sharing application with a valid certificate from the Apache Foundation is available since this release. Please update to this release from any previous OpenMeetings release. A detailed documentation on how to migration from older versions is available on the project website see: http://openmeetings.apache.org/Upgrade.html.
Other fixes in admin, localisation, installer, invitations, room etc.
For a complete list of changes, see: https://www.apache.org/dist/openmeetings/3.1.2/CHANGELOG
Downloads and documentation is available from our project website:
http://openmeetings.apache.org/downloads.html
Update (15/08/2015)
OpenMeetings modules are now also available individually as Maven dependencies, see: https://repository.apache.org/#nexus-search;quick~openmeetings
For example:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.openmeetings</groupId>
<artifactId>openmeetings-db</artifactId>
<version>3.1.2</version>
</dependency>
The sync to http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/ should be available within the next 24hours.
Posted at 10:58PM Aug 12, 2016
by Sebastian Wagner in General |
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OpenMeetings on the road to graduate from Incubator
We are happy to announce that the vote was successful to graduate OpenMeetings from the Incubator,
the result of the vote can be seen here http://markmail.org/message/zlu2jc23ls4hopjo.
The next Board meeting will be at the 19th December of 2012, we will submit our resolution and hopefully the Board will follow the recommendation from the Incubator to establish Apache OpenMeetings as top level project!
However, as we are still an Incubator project we did submit also a quarterly update of our project.
Project and community status:
- Roadmap for OpenMeetings 2.1 and 3.0 has been discussed http://markmail.org/message/ugazdo4xgclakrib Version 3.0 is mainly about a HTML5 version of OpenMeetings. Discussion resolution was to choose Wicket as basic JavaScript framework and jQuery for pure client side tasks. By now we did already implement an HTML5 interface for the administration section. Discussion which approaches to use for the actual conferencing part is still ongoing
- A testing application for AEC (Acoustic Echo Cancellation, build into Flash Player 11.2) was implemented and is in review http://markmail.org/message/g2zdwuruu7vuizvg
- A new clustering of OpenMeetings will be available with the next release of the 2.x tree, we have been discussing some approaches, see http://markmail.org/message/jvkawqwqrpajk2qo and working on the implementation
- Plugins are now hosted at apche-extras.org, index of plugins: http://code.google.com/a/apache-extras.org/hosting/search?q=openmeetings
- A fast feather track was presented at the ApacheCon EU: https://blogs.apache.org/openmeetings/entry/openmeetings_apachecon_presentation_slide
Posted at 01:53AM Dec 07, 2012
by Sebastian Wagner in General |
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Google Summer of Code 2012 at Apache OpenMeetings
We were very happy to have 3 official students participating in the Google Summer of Code 2012 program! There was even a 4th student that worked on his proposal even not accepted officially as there have been not enough slots available. All students met their goals some even did more then required.
As OpenMeetings is about making virtual conferences we organized a weekly virtual meeting to catch up with everybody. It was sometimes difficult to attend for everybody as the students and mentors are situated in different timezones, starting with GMT-4 to GMT+7. But we had a chance to talk to everybody face to face several times during the summer!
German Grekov's project was about implementing a Connection Test tool that can be run upfront a meeting to test upload, download and if required ports for OpenMeetings are open.
The final result was a UI that shows the most important information to the end-user
The test performed by the tool can be configured using a XML configuration, so that a users can customize the ports if they configured OpenMeetings to run on different ones.
German has documented the tool in more details:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENMEETINGS/Connection+testing+tool
His second task was to integrate a volume slider in the video pods. With a volume slider each user can adjust the audio of each video separated. Conference participants always have different microphones (with a good or bad quality), therefore it is very useful thing to have the opportunity of adjusting of some settings at runtime.
The image shows the volume slider next on the top of the video view.
More information about the project can be found in the wiki documentation:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENMEETINGS/Volume+slider
Dmitry Zamula had the most difficult project agenda as his task required the most knowledge of various components of OpenMeetings. His goal was to create a component that would allow conversion of word and presentation documents into thumbnails and or html files. He decided to use Apache POI for the conversion. The final goal of the whole component to have one day editable documents in the whiteboard of OpenMeetings. His component is one step in that direction as it converts documents in the HTML format. Based on that potentially an editor could be created where you can edit the document online. While that task is quite difficult to integrate it was further difficult as he had not only to learn OpenMeetings component set but also the one of Apache POI.
The graph shows the process of generating html formatted content
Finally he was able to create documents in HTML format. The solution was a very good start to explore the chances of collaborative editing of documents within OpenMeetings.
More info can be found on his wiki page: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENMEETINGS/Posting+documents+on+the+whiteboard+with+POI
Ankur Ankan did realize an integration of OpenMeetings in Zimbra. Zimbra is an Exchange replacement for collaboration and communication. It provides a plugin loader system and the plugins are called “Zimlets”. Zimlets are basically JavaScript coded applications.
But a Zimlet can also perform REST calls. It does that by using the Zimbra server as Proxy server to prevent cross side scripting effects.
Ankur successfully tackled those hurdles, did get familiar with the Zimlet architecture and implemented his plugin step by step.
Besides his implementation he created some docs that also contain screenshots of the plugin
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENMEETINGS/Openmeetings+Plugin+for+Zimbra.
What really is great that he did also complete all steps to finally create a working release from his project so that the distribution of the plugin can start and users can work with it!
Josh Dolitsky did not officially work as a GSoC student because slots were already full, but he agreed to work on the project even if not accepted! His task was to update and implement the ATutor Plugin. ATutor is an ELearning suite from OCAD (www.ocad.ca Canada). The plugin needed to be updated to use the latest REST API calls of OpenMeetings. Also, it needed to be refactored to remove any non-Apache License compatible dependencies.
This is a screenshot of the Plugin in action:
The plugin is now almost ready to start a vote to release it! He did also prepare some wiki page about his results:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENMEETINGS/ATutor+plug-in+installation+and+usage
Posted at 07:57AM Sep 11, 2012
by Sebastian Wagner in General |
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Apache Openmeetings inside Teambox
Teambox/Openmeetings integration[Read More]
Posted at 05:41AM Jul 16, 2012
by aaf in General |
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Jira Integration Apache OpenMeetings Demo Video Preview
In addition to the recently shown Confluence plugin there will be also a plugin to integrate OpenMeetings conference rooms into Atlassian Jira.
There is also a Jira Test-Instance available:
http://85.214.108.167:8080/
You can see a demo here:
Well done Eugen!
The demo video is available at: https://vimeo.com/37419990
Posted at 01:05PM Mar 26, 2012
by Sebastian Wagner in General |
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Demo video about upcoming Atlassian Confluence Plugin for Apache OpenMeetings
Eugen from the Apache OpenMeetings team shows his first version of the Confluence Plugin. It enables integration of Apache OpenMeetings Web-Conferencing rooms into any Confluence wiki and managing the conference rooms from inside Confluence.[Read More]
Posted at 11:05AM Mar 19, 2012
by Sebastian Wagner in General |
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