Tomasz Sterna [mailto:[email protected]] wrote:
> Dnia 2012-05-31, czw o godzinie 23:02 +0000, Matthew Koch pisze:
> > We're making the switch from ejabberd for no reason other than I know
> > C/C++, but not so much erlang.
>
> How is your experience so far? :-)
>
Very good, thank you. We have about 65 happy users.
I sent off an ugly HOWTO to someone who had write access to the wiki (offlist),
but haven't checked if it's been posted. Let me know if you'd rather I send it
to the list.
Been studying your source tree for adding an LDAP -> vCard map to the config of
storage_ldapvcard. I've run into a couple of urgent IT issues (as is ALWAYS the
case) and had to set it aside last week.
Anyhow, I was thinking of using something like this for the config:
<storage>
<ldapvcard>
<vcard-map>
<map attr="[ldapAttribute]" property="[vcardProperty]" />
<map attr="[ldapAttribute]" property="[vcardProperty]" />
</vcard-map>
....
</ldapvcard>
</storage>
If <vcard-map> doesn't exist, it will use the existing hard-coded map. This
seems to be following the pattern, but I didn't see a DTD for the config, so
I'm just guessing. Feel free to change the above idea around
I'm still reading the config API to see if I can enumerate like that, but it
should be pretty easy to make it work.
In the meantime, I hacked up the mapping for Active Directory to produce a
mostly usable vCard, but it still isn't pulling everything correctly. I think
it's more of a client issue, though.
Secondly, I pulled the init scripts from the Debian/sid package and modified
them a little (I pasted them into the HOWTO I sent off). They might like to
have those upstream.
Thank you,
- Matthew
