post_archive_config.toml

### opencast configuration begin

# Variables for accessing Opencast
# Make sure change these to your Opencast installation
[opencast]
# Server URL
# Example: server = 'https://develop.opencast.org'
server = 'http://localhost:8080'

# User credentials allowed to ingest via HTTP basic
# Example: user = 'username'
# Example: password = 'password'
user = 'admin'
password = 'opencast'

# Workflow to use for ingest
# Example: workflow = 'bbb-upload'
workflow = 'bbb-upload'


# Which additional files you want to send to Opencastr
[addFiles]
# Send the webcam recordings to Opencast.
# If your Opencast is any version earlier than 9.1, you MUST set this to false.
# Default: true
webcamTracks = true

# Adds the shared notes etherpad from a meeting to the attachments in Opencast
# Default: false
sharedNotesEtherpadAsAttachment = false

# Adds the shared notes as HTML from a meeting to the attachments in Opencast
# Default: false
sharedNotesHmtlAsAttachment = false

# Adds the shared notes as PDF from a meeting to the attachments in Opencast
# Default: false
sharedNotesPdfAsAttachment = false

# Adds the public chat from a meeting to the attachments in Opencast as a subtitle file
# Default: false
chatAsSubtitleAttachment = false

# Add all uploaded presentations from a meeting to the attachments in Opencast as PDF files.
# Please make sure to use this feature respectfully.
# Default: false
presentationsAsPdf = false


# If and how the script should delete raw recording files from BBB
[cleanUp]
# Removes the raw recording data from BBB if the script sent all the data to Opencast successfully.
# Set to false if there are other post_archive scripts after this one, or else they will
# likely fail due to the missing data.
# Although data will only ever be deleted after the script was successful and the first thing
# Opencast does (in the bbb-upload Workflow) is to make a snapshot of all the data it got,
# there may still be edge cases where data loss can occur. If you absolutely cannot accept
# any data loss, set this option to false.
# Default: true
deleteIfSuccessful = true

# Marks the raw recording data for deletion by the BBB clean-up cron job.
# This will have no effect if the cron job is disabled.
# This will have no effect if "deleteIfSuccessful" is set to true.
# Default: false
deleteByBBBCron = false


# Allows you to add default Opencast roles to every recording
[defaultRoles]
# Default roles for the event, e.g. "ROLE_OAUTH_USER, ROLE_USER_BOB"
# Default: ""
readPerm = ""
writePerm = ""

# Default roles for the series, e.g. "ROLE_OAUTH_USER, ROLE_USER_BOB"
# Default: ""
seriesReadPerm = ""
seriesWritePerm = ""


# Various other options
[miscellaneous]
# Whether a new series should be created if the given one does not exist yet
# Default: false
createNewSeriesIfItDoesNotYetExist = false

# Whether to skip processing if no series ID was submitted as meeting metadata
# Default: true
skipProcessingIfNoSeriesIdSet = false

# The given dublincore identifier will also passed to the dublincore source tag,
# even if the given identifier cannot be used as the actual identifier for the vent
# Default: false
passIdentifierAsDcSource = false

# Default: false
onlyIngestIfRecordButtonWasPressed = false

# If a converted video already exists, don't overwrite it
# This can save time when having to run this script on the same input multiple times
# Default: false
doNotConvertVideosAgain = false

# Minimal accepted duration of recordings in seconds
# This value can be used to discard recordings that are shorter than this value.
# This can be helpful when dealing with a lot of short videos due to people peeking into
# conferences before they start and that have set 'autoStartRecording' to 'true'.
minimalDuration = 0

# Monitor Opencast workflow state after ingest to determine whether the workflow was successful.
# EXPERIMENTIAL! This may cause the process spawned from this script to run a lot longer than anticipated.
[monitoring]
# Default: false
monitorOpencastAfterIngest = false
# Time between each state check in seconds
secondsBetweenChecks = 300
# Fail-safe. Time in seconds until the process is terminated no matter what.
secondsUntilGiveUpMax = 86400