[Galene] Re: Docker config?

[Juliusz Chroboczek <jch@irif.fr>]

Thanks for the kind words, Jeroen.

> * Create small docker image for one-line "try-out" setup

That's cool.  I'm not going to include it in Galene, since I don't run
Docker myself and would be unable to maintain your contribution, but I'll
be glad to put a link to the galene.org page.  Please let me know when
it's tested and you believe it's ready for public consumption.

> * Move most documentation from the README to a Github wiki
> (https://github.com/garage44/galene/wiki)

I'm trying to avoid relying too much on third parties, and to keep as much
as possible within Git.  A git repository is easy to migrate if we decide
to change providers, not so with a Github wifi.  If people think that
a Wiki is necessary, we could conceivably put one on galene.org.

(Toke, who's kindly administering this mailing list, is publishing the
list archives as a Git repository, so that we can migrate away at any
point.  I see no reason to migrate away from Toke, but I wouldn't want to
use a mailing list provider who doesn't make that possible.)

(Now if somebody were to design a usable issue tracker that allows easy
migration, my happiness would be complete.)

> * Rename README to README.md

> It's annoying that Github doesn't parse a README as markdown by default,
> but it improves the readability on the Github frontpage a lot.

Yep.  I've reported the issue to the Github people, they told me to f*ck off.
Another reason to avoid relying too much on Github.

> * Option to disable TLS

> Would it be an idea to let Nginx sort this out? Most people are already
> familiar with a Letsencrypt/Certbot/Nginx 
> setup. Galene could have less config in that case to worry about.

Yes, that makes sense.  The reason Galène doesn't support HTTP is that
WebRTC requires a secure context.  I'd be glad to accept a pull request to
conditionally disable HTTPS.

-- Juliusz