I just installed jitsi-meet today on my Ubuntu 18.04 VPS. It seems to be working OK. (I think I got around the “Unfortunately something went wrong…” message with this technique )
But I have no idea how to find out what version I’m actually running. The Web GUI doesn’t seem to have a version number tucked away in any corners, and I don’t know how to get the information from the command line on Ubuntu.
Thoughts? Thanks.
or if the colibri is activated you can do: curl http://localhost:8080/about/version
Introduction
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Jitsi-videobridge supports two HTTP(S) interfaces, a _public_ and a _private_ one.
The two interfaces use different ports. The _private_ interface exposes
HTTP endpoints which are not meant to be publicly accessible (but might be used
by other components of the infrastructure, e.g. a signaling server), such as:
* The [COLIBRI control interface](rest-colibri.md) (```/colibri/```)
* The health-check interface (```/about/health```)
* The version interface (```/about/version```)
The _public_ interface inludes:
* Support for serving static files (e.g. the HTML/js for jitsi-meet)
* Support for proxying (for e.g. proxying BOSH connections to a prosody instance)
* A WebSocket API for communication with conference endpoints (```/colibri-ws/```)
**For any of the HTTP interfaces to be enabled, jitsi-videobridge needs to be started with the ```--apis=rest```
parameter (or ```--apis=rest,xmpp``` to also enable the XMPP interface to COLIBRI).** This is enough to enable the
private interface, but for the public interface additional properties are required (see below).
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