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    VNC without SSH tunnel, 14.07.2020, 12:42:42
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    To start a listening VNC client for VNC channel $x,
    open port 550$x and run the command:
    
      DISPLAY=:$x ssvncviewer -listen &
    
    CVH-Bot, 14.07.2020, 12:42:51
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    To install CVH-Bot,
     - install the Go language,
     - create a directory $HOME/go/src,
     - "git clone" the sources from https://gitlab.cvh-server.de/jvongehr/cvh-bot.git
       to that directory,
     - use "go get <...>", for instance
         go get -v layeh.com/gopus
       to install the required libraries,
     - use "go build" to compile it.
    After that, use "./mumbleBot" to run it.
    
    Connecting Jitsi Meet to Mumble, 14.07.2020, 12:44:07
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    To connect the sound of Jitsi Meet connected to VNC channel $x
    to a Mumble channel,
     - create ALSA loopback devices: modprobe -v snd-aloop,
     - start the Jitsi Meet cliend used by autojits,
       configure it to use the ALSA loopback device hw:0,0 for input and output
       and close it again,
     - manually start a Mumble client in the VNC display
         DISPLAY=$x mumble
       and configure it to to use the ALSA loopback device hw:0,1 for input and output,
       make the audio input continuous (rather than push-to-talk etc.), then let it run.
    After that, this Mumble client will relay the audio stream of a Jitsi Meet session
    to Mumble, just like VNC is relaying its video stream to noVNC.