[conspire] A matter of time (zones and changes)

Steve Litt slitt at troubleshooters.com
Thu Nov 5 12:21:50 PST 2026


Steve Litt said on Mon, 2 Nov 2026 23:38:39 -0500

>Rick Moen said on Sun, 1 Nov 2026 20:53:25 -0800
>
>>On another note:  Last night, we ran smack-dab against a new
>>restriction on meet.jit.si, where all sessions are limited to 95
>>minutes.  We improvised a gradual migration from room CABAL to CABAL2,
>>CABAL3, CABAL4, and CABAL5, which got us to local-to-me midnight.
>>And, wow, that is very not ideal -- so, I'll be spending some time
>>trying to find a better way to cope.  However, for now, that's how we
>>cope.  Be advised.  
>
>Wednesday night at 7pm Eastern Standard Time (4pm PST) is the GoLUG
>meeting at meet.xmlbrain.com/golug , which is running Jitsi from a Qemu
>VM guest (Ubuntu) on my home computer. The meeting might be a success,
>or it might be a crash and burn: I've never had more than 4 people in a
>meeting at once, and tuning in via app is possible but white knuckle,
>according to my testing. Either way, we'll all get a lot of
>information.
>
>The topic for Wednesday night will be the architecture of Jitsi and how
>I built my Jitsi server appliance.
>
>If things go well in the meeting, you can use meet.xmlbrain.com/svlug
>on Saturday if you'd like.

Last night's GoLUG meeting (11/4/2026) on meet.xmlbrain.com/golug
worked well. We had 11 people at the meeting's peak, and everything
seemed to work well, although there were occasional audio artifacts
kind of like what you sometimes hear in a cell phone conversation.

I'm (slowly) writing a document on rolling your own Jitsi server to
democratize Jitsi as much as possible. I am kind of privileged to have
484 Mbps down and 23.0 Mbps up, and my computer has 64GB RAM and 6
cores, 12 threads, so my Jitsi appliance VM can easily be given 4 cores
and 16GB RAM and 30GB disk. Given where you guys live, however, I'd
imagine a lot of you have similar advantages or better.

If you haven't found/developed something by the next Conspire meeting,
you can use meet.xmlbrain.com.

SteveT

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