Closes #124
Currently, every time a lecturer starts a new self-stream, they have to go into their streaming software and change the stream server and key. This is a bit cumbersome as most lecturers only need to stream to one course, and therefore the credentials should be course-specific, instead of stream-specific.
Description
Each course now has it's own stream key, which is generated when the course is created. Every time a new stream is created, it's stream key will default to the course stream key.
The stream key of a course can be regenerated in the course -> settings tab. This might be used if the stream key is leaked, or to re-sync all the stream keys should they have been changed individually.
The stream key of a stream can be regenerated in the Edit Lecture tab on the course page, this might be used for hosting concurrent streams of a course. Here the stream key can also be restored to the course stream key.
Since the worker can no longer identify streams by their key, it now identifies a stream by key and time. This will cause problems if stream times overlap within 30 minutes.
Steps for Testing
Prerequisites:
1 Lecturer
1 Self-Stream setup
Log in
Navigate to a course or create a new one
Create some Live-streams, notice they will all have the same key
Press Edit Lecture -> Regenerate Key of a Stream, notice it will no longer use the same key as the other streams in that course
Navigate to the course settings tab and press Regenerate course wide stream keys, notice that all the stream keys will change and will once again all be the same
Regenerate Key of a Stream again
Press Edit Lecture -> Restore Key, notice it will once again use the same key as the other streams in that course
Motivation and Context
Closes #124 Currently, every time a lecturer starts a new self-stream, they have to go into their streaming software and change the stream server and key. This is a bit cumbersome as most lecturers only need to stream to one course, and therefore the credentials should be course-specific, instead of stream-specific.
Description
Each course now has it's own stream key, which is generated when the course is created. Every time a new stream is created, it's stream key will default to the course stream key.
The stream key of a course can be regenerated in the course -> settings tab. This might be used if the stream key is leaked, or to re-sync all the stream keys should they have been changed individually.
The stream key of a stream can be regenerated in the Edit Lecture tab on the course page, this might be used for hosting concurrent streams of a course. Here the stream key can also be restored to the course stream key.
Since the worker can no longer identify streams by their key, it now identifies a stream by key and time. This will cause problems if stream times overlap within 30 minutes.
Steps for Testing
Prerequisites:
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