| # | |
| # Example one: | |
| # | |
| def something | |
| - efi_partition = Yast::Storage.GetEntryForMountpoint("/boot/efi")["device"] | |
| - efi_partition ||= Yast::Storage.GetEntryForMountpoint("/boot")["device"] | |
| - efi_partition ||= Yast::Storage.GetEntryForMountpoint("/")["device"] | |
| - efi_disk = Yast::Storage.GetDiskPartition(efi_partition)["disk"] | |
| + efi_partition = filesystems.with_mountpoint("/boot/efi").partitions.first |
In short, every browser is establishing one WebRTC connection to Janus (the server) used to send video, audio and data and also another connection per participant to receive audio, video and data.
So, if I'm in a room together with other two colleages, my browser keeps 3 open WebRTC connection - one for sending and two for receiving. No direct connection to my colleages' browsers, i.e. my browser only talks to Janus. Every connection make use of the three WebRTC channels (audio, video and data).
| module Yast | |
| # Mixin that enables a class to define attributes that are never exposed via | |
| # #inspect, #to_s or similar methods, with the goal of preventing | |
| # unintentional leaks of sensitive information in the application logs. | |
| module SecretAttributes | |
| # Inner class to store the value of the attribute without exposing it | |
| # directly | |
| class Attribute | |
| def initialize(value) | |
| @value = value |
| # a_disk_object has a valid partition table | |
| a_disk_object.filesystem #=> raises Storage::DeviceHasWrongType as expected | |
| a_disk_object.encryption #=> Kills the ruby interpreter with the following message | |
| # terminate called after throwing an instance of 'storage::DeviceHasWrongType' |