Need a fairmeeting server source.

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Hello, thank you for seeing my question.
I'm developing a video conferencing site and that needs to be self hosted.
The function is similiar with google meeting and it also need remote control.
So I was going to integrate jitsi-meet and rustdesk.
But it doesn't work and I found that fairmeeting supports remote control.
But it's client application is opensource, and server isn't released.
It is based on jitsi meet but current jitsi blocked the function due to the security.
I want to recover this function.

What I have tried:

I tried to get the source of it on gitlab and faircom.

Posted 5-Jul-23 21:46pm

onosaito0614

Updated 5-Jul-23 22:27pm

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Richard Deeming 6-Jul-23 3:54am

Then ask the authors. If they haven't released the source, then it's not open source, and nobody here is going to provide it for you.

onosaito0614 6-Jul-23 3:56am

Thank you.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2023-07-05T22:27:00

Solution 1

The source is proprietary; it has not been released to the community.
As a result, you would have to ask the authors - but it's unlikely that they will let you have a copy just to set up a competing server.

Posted 5-Jul-23 22:27pm

OriginalGriff