On 04/27/2011 10:00 PM, Remko Tronçon wrote:
If a user setup this rule it's because he doesn't want spam. And if server
don't block result|error, user can be spammed of iq result for ex
According to xep-0016:
"
The allowable child elements are:
<message/> -- blocks incoming message stanzas
<iq/> -- blocks incoming IQ stanzas
<presence-in/> -- blocks incoming presence notifications
<presence-out/> -- blocks outgoing presence notifications"
So, privacy lists is only about incoming IQ, and assumes that the
client will not send outgoing IQs to contacts it's blocking (which
assumes the client knows the semantics about privacy lists).
So a client is not allowed to send an iq to its server if this anti-spam
rule is set?
problem: I cannot ask to my server if it supports privacy rules
(disco#info), so I cannot know if it supports privacy rules, so I
shouldn't request them. Maybe I'm not able to send iq without to(I
cannot use server side history manager, I cannot use metacontacts, nor
request my roster, nor anything, all that are iq sent to myself (I'm not
myself in my roster))
In any case if it's what a client should do, that should be mentionned
somewhere I think. it's not obvious to me that if I block all incoming
iq, I'm not allowed to send any.
--
Yann
