Re: Message injection

[Tomasz Sterna]

Dnia 2015-09-01, wto o godzinie 09:23 -0600, Kyle Waters pisze:
> I'm able to insert a message into the queue table and have it pop up 
> for a user the next time they log in.  Is there a way to submit a 
> message and have it show up immediately for a logged in user with out 
> going through client authentication

jabberd2 was never designed to allow messing with storage directly.
storage module is opaque and you should not touch it bypassing the
daemon.

It's not that hard to connect the daemon over a client or component
connection to inject a message. [1]


[1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/170503/commandline-jabber-client


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Message injection

[Kyle Waters]

I'm able to insert a message into the queue table and have it pop up for 
a user the next time they log in.  Is there a way to submit a message 
and have it show up immediately for a logged in user with out going 
through client authentication(by authenticating to the database or as 
system user instead).  ejabberd allows something like this with 
ejabberdctl just wanted to check if jabberd2 had similar functionality 
for a couple of use cases we have.


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