multiple default presentations

[Dhaval]

Hi there

I was wondering whether there is any way to have multiple default presentations. In the sense that instead of the users having to upload their presentation every time, it is preloaded/pre uploaded to this view (accessible from plus icon, then upload a presentation). Then the user can just choose the one they want from this menu as opposed to having to repeat the process every time they start a new meeting. 

[Chad Pilkey]

BigBlueButton has an API for pre-uploading presentations. What front-end system are you using to create BBB meetings?

[Dhaval Soneji]

Greenlight

[Chad Pilkey]

Greenlight hasn't had presentation management added to it. That functionality might be added in a future update, but I don't think there's any immediate plans to add it. Managing presentations adds another layer of complexity because you then have to manage file management and storage.

On Friday, July 26, 2019 at 1:21:49 PM UTC-4, Dhaval wrote:

Greenlight

[Dhaval Soneji]

Oh, that makes more sense. Are there any platforms which do implement this? Preferably open source and docker support. (I can't wait for BBB to move to docker)! 

[Chad Pilkey]

I think the BBB Moodle integration has pre-uploaded presentations. I'm not sure about other LMSs.

Last I checked Docker hasn't figured out how to handle large ranges of UDP ports so BBB in a container is still a ways off.

[Fred Dixon]

Hi Dhaval,

> In the sense that instead of the users having to upload their presentation every time, it is preloaded/pre uploaded to this view

Added as an enhancement request to provide a pre-uploaded slide to Greenlight

   https://github.com/bigbluebutton/greenlight/issues/702

Regards,... Fred

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[Dhaval]

Thank you, this feature would be very useful, as well as in line with your plans for greenlight to act as a reference of the bbb api. 

I believe you can expose ports to the host in docker using a dash like below:

16384-32768:16384-32768

I haven't tried this myself but it should work. Unfortunately it would expose ports for TCP as well as UDP, but I don't think that's too bad of an issue. 

[Fred Dixon]

Hi Dhaval,

> I believe you can expose ports to the host in docker using a dash like below:
> 16384-32768:16384-32768

These are the port ranges for a BigBlueButton server.  There isn't any reason to expose these ranges on the Greenlight docker container.

Regards,... Fred

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[Dhaval]

nah i was referring to Chad earlier saying