Bugs item #1819835, was opened at 2007-10-25 09:33
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Category: modules
Group: ver devel
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: IƱaki Baz (ibc_sf)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: [imc] Allow DB realtime

Initial Comment:
imc module uses DB tables just to store "room" and "member" after OpenSer is 
stopped. And when OpenSer start the data is moved from DB to memory.

It's makes not possible to manage rooms from an external app (a a web app 
managing imc tables).

In fact, with MESSAGE imc commands is not possible to just allow rooms with 
members of same domain. In my case I've a multidomain OpenSer and want chat 
rooms, but for now I can't disallow [EMAIL PROTECTED] creating a room with 
members of others local domains.

It would be nice if imc rooms and members could be managed via SQL by creating 
rooms and members for it and OpenSer to look into BD when imc_manager() is 
called. This is, for example, separate imc_manager() in two functions:

- imc_to_room(): A function to send the processing MESSAGE to existing rooms 
(in memory or DB). It doesn't manage #commands into MESSAGE body.

- imc_manage_chat(): A function that allow messages to manage rooms and 
members. It examines #commands into the MESSAGE body.

In this way, in my case I could just use imc_to_room() when uri=~something and 
manage rooms and members just via web.

Opinions?

Best regards.


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