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Revision as of 18:31, 24 October 2009 by Pfrields (talk | contribs) (Remove private conferencing as a target for now.)

This page is intended to be a comprehensive list of all the things a Facilitator might want to do with FedoraTalk. A separate page holds things a regular User or Adminstrator might need to do. These use cases are developed as part of the FAD Fedora Talk 2009 game plan.

  • If it is works today, there should be a link to a page explaining how to do it
  • If it doesn't exist to day, there should be a link to an Ticket with a keyword of ftalk.

Host A Conference

A Fedora community member would like to host a conference where three or more people can participate in the same call.

  1. Obtain a conference code and conferencing priveldges
    1. How/Where?
  2. Start conference
    1. How/Where?
  • Member must have SSH privileges to asterisk box. This requires 'sysadmin-tools' FAS group.
  • Member joins a conference room 2020-2029.
  • Member does SSH to asterisk box.
  • To begin recording, run 'start-recording --conference=<number>'. To stop recording run 'stop-recording --conference=<number>'.
  • FIXME: To begin streaming, run 'start-streaming --conference=<number>'. To end streaming, run 'stop-streaming --conference=<number>'.
  • Recording is in /var/spool/asterisk/monitor/conference-<number>-<starttimeUTC>.ogg
  • FIXME: Stream is at http://publictest6.fedoraproject.org:8000/<number>.ogg

LINK: FIXME

Host A Recorded Conference

A Fedora community member would like to host a conference where three or more people can participate in the same call and have that call recorded for personal playback and download.

  1. Obtain a conference code and conferencing priveldges
    1. How/Where?
  2. Start conference
    1. How/Where?
  3. Start recording of the conference
  4. Stop recording of conference
  5. Retrieve recorded conference

LINKS:

Remote talk at Events

Delivering remote talks at conferences and events removing the need for travel where possible. susmit 17:37, 14 October 2009 (UTC)

  1. May require special dial-in room that supports video over SIP
  2. Web app allows setup of limited-time account for conference/event dial-in (using at queued jobs perhaps)
    • First job sets up account at startup time
    • Second job removes account at end time
  3. User dials in at appointed time using normal account
  4. Conference/event on-site dials in using limited-time account

LINK: FIXME

Open Questions

  1. In cases of public conferences, can/should we further restrict codec use to promote the lowest possible bandwidth per caller? Or is this a dynamic feature that the Asterisk server and clients manage automatically as call numbers grow? --pfrields 11:21, 16 October 2009 (UTC)
    • My (Bruno) memory is that it is better for everyone in a conference to be using the same codecs. But one of the real Asterisk guys might understand this better.
    • Some of the better/best codecs are patented and we may not be able to use them.
  2. Add yours today :-)