On Tue, 2008-05-27 at 11:49 +0100, Darren J Moffat wrote:
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> >>> Note that user will still need ejabberdctl(1M) for other
> >>> administration tasks(ie., user management).
this implies that ejabberd has its own user database. Where is that
user database stored and how is it protected?
> > Note that ejabberd's initial configuration data are stored in config
> > files under /etc/ejabberd, so even with above proposal, root user is
> > still required for editting those config files(I suppose that is OK).
>
> Given the above I see no rationale for having an ejabberd user/role
> instead of using the daemon account.
who owns the ejabberd user database?
- Bill
