This is not where the actual conf are, only templates used during install.
You'll need to edit the config at the final location.
Probably somewhere in /etc/jitsi and /etc/prosody/ according to https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/jitsi_ynh/blob/master/scripts/install#L163-L235

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yes it's what has to be done.
PS: at next upgrade of jitsi, the changes you made manually will be overwrite and you will have to redo then

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You need to revert:
7962e1d

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Thanks. Ok. May I ask why the decision to make Jitsi only work for the registered users? The default Jitsi Meet is open for everyone. It is a very handy tool to use and maybe there should either be open as default, or make it easy to remove the LDAP limitation.

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Thanks. Ok. May I ask why the decision to make Jitsi only work for the registered users? The default Jitsi Meet is open for everyone. It is a very handy tool to use and maybe there should either be open as default, or make it easy to remove the LDAP limitation.

I though that most jitsi installed on yunohost will be for personal use, not to make a public jitsi.

As you can see, there are various files to modify to enable or disable ldap authentication, not that simple. But feel free to make a pull request to make that change easily.

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Ah I see. I truly wanted to provide a free Jitsi Meet instance for our trom.tf services so that anyone can use it. I can try do those changes manually but I see even scripts/install need to be modified. Does that mean I have to fork this and do the changes then install in order for it to work?

Also would you reconsider making it public and not LDAP based?

And thanks a lot for your work on this package!

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Also, is this the correct folder to edit /etc/yunohost/apps/jitsi/conf ? I see all of the edited files there.

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So I have done all of the changes to the files in /etc/yunohost/apps/jitsi/conf. Restarted all Jitsi services + Prosody + Nginx. I see no difference. Weird.

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I think I've done it. Here's how (replace domain-name with your domain name where jitsi is installed):

Disable LDAP

1. Edit the file

/etc/jitsi/jicofo/jicofo.conf

And remove:

authentication: {
			
    enabled: true
			
    type: XMPP
			
    login-url: __DOMAIN__
			
 }

2. Edit the file:

/etc/jitsi/meet/domain-name-config.js

And replace:

anonymousdomain: 'guest.__DOMAIN__',

with

// anonymousdomain: 'guest.example.com',

3. Edit the file:

/etc/prosody/conf.avail/domain-name.cfg.lua

And replace:

  authentication = "ldap"
			
    ldap_server = "localhost"
			
    ldap_filter = "(uid=$user)"
			
    ldap_scope = "subtree"
			
    ldap_base = "ou=users,dc=yunohost,dc=org"
			
    ldap_mode = "bind"

With:

authentication = "anonymous"

Plus delete:

VirtualHost "guest.__DOMAIN__"
			
    authentication = "anonymous"
			
    c2s_require_encryption = fa

So I could probably close this issue now. It is a little work but seems doable. If any of you can confirm that the above are ok and there is nothing else to do more for it to properly work.

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Yes I know I will have to do the changes again. It is ok. Thanks for the help!

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The method does not really work. It tries to reconnect. I will reopen this issue for now and see if I or others can come up with a better solution to then be integrated into the main ynh package. I think it can be really great to easily provide this as a public service like we do via trom.tf for many other services. But for now this Jitsi package is unreliable when trying to disable the LDAP integration.

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