Hi Richard, Richard Troy <[email protected]> writes:
[...] > I installed Jami using Fedora's dnf utility by first loading the > repository, then installing "jami", and I then downloaded and > configured "ethereum," I think it's called - the tar is named: > > "geth-linux-amd64-1.13.7-c3d9ca62.tar" If you are using dnf on Fedora I don't think there's a need to install external applications such as ethereum. The pre-built Jami you can get will know how to connect to the default name server and connect to the distributed network. The idea would be to create some account and give it a name; e.g. 'richard-rendezvous-point', then configure the account (via the Jami application) to operating in 'rendezvous' mode. Then when you search the 'richard-rendezvous-point' "user" and place a call, it will automatically be answered and merged multiple calls into a conference. If you'd like to deploy this as a service on a headless server, it's possible, as demonstrated by the 'jami-service-type' available in Guix System [0]. [0] https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/html_node/Telephony-Services.html -- Thanks, Maxim
