> Hi there, List! > > I have recently installed Jabberd2 2.2.4 (authorization from LDAP, > with storage in MySQL) with mu-conference 0.7 plugin at Gentoo Linux > for internal use of company office. The problem is with mu-conference, > which behaves very strange, that is, every user can create conference > and send invitations, but only part of users sees actual invitation > query on their systems. This is hard to track, I haven't found > anything that could distinguish which user can send invitations that > would be seen by all other users and why this particular one can. Some > users can send invites that will be visible to only some other users, > while some other cant invite anyone, while some (again) other can > invite every user (that is, every user will see the invite). This is > very confusing and annoying. Below you can find my mu-conference > config. If anyone have any clue what is going on, I would be very > graceful. > > # cat /etc/jabber/muctrans.xml > <jabber> > <ip>127.0.0.1</ip> > <port>5347</port> > <secret>SeCrEt123123</secret> > <host>conference.im.domain.com</host> > <name>mulinker</name> > <spool>/var/spool/jabber</spool> > <logdir>/var/log/jabber/</logdir> > <logfile>/var/log/jabber/mu-conference.log</logfile> > <pidfile>/var/run/jabber/mu-conference.pid</pidfile> > <loglevel>255</loglevel> > <sadmin> > <user>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</user> > <user>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</user> > <user>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</user> > </sadmin> > </jabber> >
Im am very confused. Why am I not getting any reply? Should I provide more detailed information, or something? If so, then what kind of details should I provide? Or maybe there is no solution to my problem, or mu-conference component has been abandoned? Please, I would appreciate any kind of hint how to solve this issue. Kind regards, S. -- To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
