It can be accessed via admin and user-auth app. If you have any other questions, do not hesitate to reach out to contact Read support since they will be better equipped to assist you! Hello, we are having the same issue. It is not added, and has never been approved in our App Marketplace dashboard. Please submit a ticket for me to assist with removing it. It’s not showing up in our list of installed apps.
Join meeting error after host ends the session
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated! Is there something additional I need to configure, perhaps on the account level or within the API request logic? Has anyone faced a similar issue or have insights on how to work around this limitation? “Only the host can download this recording. If step 1 is completed but step 2 has not yet finished connecting to the media server, and the host ends the session during this time, it results in a JOIN_MEETING_FAILED error. If guest init too long after host ended the meeting.
But I cannot see the meeting survey at ending of the meeting. @amanda-recallai If you take a look at the meeting_service_interface.h file in linux meeting sdk . Alternatively, you could use a third-party integration like Recall.ai which streamlines the entire integration process into one simple-to-use api I did find it in the other meeting headless linux sample template repo though which may be what you’re referring to based on the screenshot you shared? I took a look and can’t find the reference to the error in the template you shared. The config.toml is updated at run time so there is no chance of the token getting expired.
I want a ticket opened for me as well to get rid of this in my account. I am having the same issue and cannot get Read.ai off my account. API Reference for /docs/api/rest/reference/zoom-api/methods Please create it for a scheduled meeting via the web portal. @gianni.zoom Please help me resolve the issue
- The config.toml is updated at run time so there is no chance of the token getting expired.
- And would like to request a simple way to access the AI call summary from the callId alone, rather than relying on userId.
- Did this problem get resolved, as I am continually fed up with read.ai hijacking my meetings and overriding my zoom recordings How do I get rid of it?
- Thanks again for taking the time to share your expertise with the community here, your efforts are truly appreciated!
- Would appreciate any insight into whether this functionality is available now or potentially on the roadmap.
- I create a meeting using api and enabled survey in settings.
I’m not super familiar with curl but I’m pretty sure there’s an option you can specify to authorize the token to be forwarded when following the HTTP 307 redirect. The behavior I just described might be desirable from a security stand point, but it conflicts with the way Zoom wants us to download files because they redirect our requests to a different domain. Only the host can download this recording.
Meeting join token not working in zoom meeting linux sdk
This is a huge issue for us as we have intentionally disabled transcripts for the related meetings and have major security concerns with an unapproved ai monitoring the meetings. Can you please create a support ticket for me as well? Did this problem get resolved, as I am continually fed up with read.ai hijacking my meetings and overriding my zoom recordings How do I get rid of it?
The way you connected security considerations with the behavior of modern HTTP clients (like curl and Microsoft’s .NET client) was particularly insightful and gave me a better understanding of what’s happening under the hood. Your reply was not only informative but also incredibly helpful in clarifying why this issue occurs when trying to download Zoom files. They do this on purpose to avoid leaking passwords and tokens. Please sign in to your Zoom account to download if you are the host. Please sign in to your Zoom account to download if you are the host.” I’m using a server-to-server OAuth app owned by the account owner and have ensured that all necessary scopes are enabled, as outlined in Zoom’s API documentation.
Remove "Read AI" from account
Made sure my mobile data is turned on and working (other apps like YouTube and Instagram work fine). I’ve been having this frustrating issue with Zoom lately, and I’m hoping someone can help me out. Can someone help me with the issue? Hi @thendral.d can you please share how you creating the meeting via API?
- I never signed up with Read.ai so I can’t go to that account to disable it.
- @amanda-recallai It didn’t work as in the meeting setting I have enabled “require authentication to join” option for the meeting that my bot is trying to join .
- Please sign in to your Zoom account to download if you are the host.”
- When I create a meeting through zoom ui, I can see the survey at the end of the meeting.
- In contrast, The ZAK token is necessary to join as an authenticated user, especially when mandatory login is enforced
If someone makes an reveryplay casino account with Email A for the yoga company and Email B for their Zoom account, then this meeting authentication would fail right? We’re aiming to avoid user-context tokens where possible for backend automation. I just wanted to update this thread since I had a helpful and insightful conversation with @alison from Read’s team about this issue. Hi @elisa.zoom , Our institution just had the same issue occur.
Recording wasn’t created & cannot be found
I want the bot to join independently, not behalf of a user. One thing to mention is that join tokens are not authorization tokens and to join a meeting that requires login, you’d need to supply a ZAK token. They closed the security gap in their http client sometime in 2018 and all releases since then no longer forward passwords and tokens. In the case of Microsoft, I can tell you that their HTTP client used to forward passwords and tokens until 2018. I also have the same issue, not in apps and its still infiltrating all my zoom calls I have Read AI removed from my Zoom account but it continues joining my meetings.
Read.ai is not listed in our downloaded apps but is making its way into nearly every meeting and causing concerns about privacy and legality. Can a ticket be created for me as well? We have the same problem, never installed the app but it try to join our meetings.
Zoom Meeting API – Zoom Developers
You’re correct that the ZAK token is required to join a meeting on behalf of a user, but it’s actually not needed if you just want the bot to join on its own. When call client.join(meetingId, token, userName, passcode) will create new meeting session instead. The app was never installed in our org’s Zoom account but it is showing up in countless meetings.