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plugin XEP-0384: fix trigger used for OLDMEMO:
OLDMEMO was applied at the `send_message_data` trigger level, however this was missing
stanza constructed without message data (which is notably the case for XEP-0308). This has
been fixed by using the `send` trigger instead. As a side effect, the same code is now
used for TWOMEMO and OLDMEMO, making it simpler.
author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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date | Tue, 28 Nov 2023 17:41:02 +0100 |
parents | 14523ee96538 |
children | fd9e78b7a0cd |
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.. _libervia-cli_call: =============== call: A/V Calls =============== ``call`` lets you initiate or receive calls from the terminal. During a call, a graphical window will be created, displaying your correspondent's video, with your own video feed in the bottom right corner. With the UI present (by default), there are 3 buttons: - one to (un)mute video with the ``v`` key shortcut - one to (un)mute audio with the ``m`` key shortcut - one to hang up with the ``h`` key shortcut. ``Ctrl+c`` will have the same effect. make ==== Make a call. The primary argument is the JID of the entity you wish to call. example ------- Pierre wants to call Louise:: $ li call make louise@example.org receive ======= Receive a call. By default, you'll see a confirmation prompt when someone is calling; you can then use ``y`` to accept the call or ``n`` to reject it. Use the ``-a JID, --auto-accept JID`` option to automatically accept calls from a specific entity (can be used multiple times), or the ``--auto-accept-all`` to accept any incoming call. .. note:: Accepting a call automatically activates your webcam and microphone, and shares your IP address with the caller. Therefore, using ``--auto-accept-all`` is a security risk. Only use it if you have a very good reason to do so. examples -------- Louise is expecting a call. When she receives one, a prompt will ask her to confirm and start it:: $ li call receive Piotr has a device with a webcam and microphone for observing wildlife. He set the device to automatically accept his calls:: $ li call receive -a piotr@example.net .. note:: Libervia CLI will exit once the first accepted call is terminated. Looping in a shell may be necessary to call the same device multiple times. .. note:: Since using auto-accept mode activates the webcam and microphone, consider the privacy implications and ensure that no one will be filmed or recorded without their consent.