Hello,
Just raising a question regarding disabling the presentation workflow via `bbb-record --disable presentation`.
I run two servers, one for meeting sessions to be conducted on, and another server that accepts recording files via S3, and processes those recordings. On my session server I am disabling the presentation workflow, and using webhooks I can determine when to pass the meeting off to my recording server.
One thing I noticed on my session server is that the `rapPostPublishStarted` and `rapPostPublishEnded` is still firing off with the presentation workflow disabled. Looking deeper, it's because the `post_publish_recording_ready_callback.rb` script is still available and active.
My question is, should this script also get disabled when the presentation workflow is disabled via the `bbb-record` command? I understand it doesn't reside under a `presentation` directory, and I figured that the only reason that wouldn't get disabled based on what I am seeing in the command itself; calling for the scripts in the presentation directories to get disabled explicitly. See reference here:
https://github.com/bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton/blob/70974f0d100b8bb197970b79906e4836e3aaec77/bigbluebutton-config/bin/bbb-record#L657Just seems kinda weird to not process and publish the files, and then go ahead and run post publish scripts.
Here's an example of the webhooks I am capturing in my 3rd party application:

Disregard the double `rapPostPublishStarted/Ended` calls. This is because I also have a custom ruby script in there as well that I intend to disable along side this one on the session server.
TIA!