Hello everyone! How can I create a Docker container in which an account (or several) will be running that will always be online and will be used as a buffering server?
I tried to figure out https://git.jami.net/savoirfairelinux/jami-daemon but I couldn’t even compile it in a container. All other solutions that I could find on the internet also didn’t help me.
with the dockerfile inside jami-daemon?
If you didn’t notice, I myself provided this link at the beginning of the thread and wrote why it didn’t help me. It doesn’t work for me, even with a complete cloning of the repository and running the docker file from the repository.
And even if it works - what’s next? How to work with this compiled source? How do I “authorize” users there? In the documentation https://git.jami.net/savoirfairelinux/jami-docs I didn’t find anything on this topic (maybe I was not looking in the right place)
There is the repo jami-web using this docker for example. But you need to interact with the daemon (can be done via a client or dbus or rest)
What about CLI commands or some other way? I essentially need it to always be active in the container, meaning it’s enough to log in once and that’s it. I think it should be simpler.
Perhaps some dbus command? Is there documentation for them?
I did a jami-cli project long time ago
Using dbus. Not sure it’s still working. Docs.jami.net have docs for dbus and d-feet can be used to explore dbus api on the system.