It's not enabled by default and there is no way to disable it any
longer.
We keep setting the flags in config.js though, this is so old mobile
versions without the new default behavior can enable it.
* Migrating configuration to use secure octo configuration by default
Adding a new JVB_OCTO_RELAY_ID to configure videobridge.relay.relay-id (with a fallback to the old JVB_OCTO_BIND_ADDRESS to be used as relay-id)
* Adding a configuration check to verify that Octo cannot be enabled without the ENABLE_COLIBRI_WEBSOCKET environment variable set to "1"
* Fixing ENABLE_RECORDING issue
In https://github.com/jitsi/docker-jitsi-meet/pull/1372, I made a change to allow the web component to set ENABLE_RECORDING and still enable recording (in order to have "service recording" disabled but Dropbox recording enabled.
I failed to notice that the ENABLE_RECORDING environment variable is also used in Prosody (and in a number of places) as a global switch.
With the new variable semantic (as proposed in #1372), in order to know if Jibri must be enabled or not, we need 3 variables (ENABLE_RECORDING, DROPBOX_APPKEY and ENABLE_LIVESTREAMING).
This means we should also propagate those variables to Prosody.
To be honest, having the "DROPBOX_APPKEY" forwarded to Prosody just to know if we should enable or disable recording is a bit weird.
So I feel it is a better idea to revert back the meaning of "ENABLE_RECORDING" to be a global switch.
I'm therefore reverting back to old behaviour and adding a new environment variable (ENABLE_SERVICE_RECORDING) that allows turning on or off the "service recording".
* Setting ENABLE_SERVICE_RECORDING default value to ENABLE_SERVICE_RECORDING
Nginx does not define a mime type for wav files by default. This causes Firefox to refuse to load these files.
Bu adding this mime type, we can ensure that Firefox plays back all interface sounds by default.
Issue is further described in: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/11860
Use default values everywhere so they don't need to be specified in the
.env file.
This makes the default .env file much smaller (the larger config options
are documented in the handbook) and should make it easier to port the
setup to runtimes other than Docker Compose.
