I did an interesting test yesterday: I opened two differente XMPP accounts on two PCs, and started sending messages from A to B.
I unplugged the network cable from B, without stopping the messages. For a short while B still apeared online (since it had not timed out yet). About 30 minutes later, I reconnected the cable on B. The messages I had sent from A before B timed-out did not arrive. They were lost in the nether, never to be seen again. And they did not BOUNCE to A either. While this is a very controled lab-like case, the truth is, we all timeout at some point, and, evidently, messages are getting lost. Is there any way around this? Any setting, XEP, plugin, etc? Thanks, cheers, -- Hugo Osvaldo Barrera A: No, it doesn't make sense. Q: Should I include quotations *after* my reply?
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