Resurrecting the self-ping thread in light of the current Council agenda item.
* Georg Lukas <[email protected]> [2017-10-04 10:21]: > 2. Create a new, explicit am-I-joined IQ that a client can send to the > MUC JID. This seems to be the winner of the discussion from last October, even though it was qualified as a "sticking plaster". To keep with the "sticking plaster" qualification, I propose to implement it as an XEP-0199 ping to the participant's own full-JID: ``` <iq from='[email protected]/balcony' to='[email protected]/thirdwitch' id='c2s1' type='get'> <ping xmlns='urn:xmpp:ping'/> </iq> ``` (assuming here that Juliet is [impersonating] the third witch in the MUC) The MUC would then intercept the <ping/> and respond directly, instead of routing the IQ to a random resource of Juliet's. If Juliet is joined as 'thirdwitch', the MUC will directly respond with a result IQ. If Juliet is not joined, the MUC will respond with <not-acceptable/>. This has multiple benefits: - it is easy to implement - it stays true to the intent of "self-pinging" - it is compatible with clients already implementing the self-ping dance - clients don't need two different code paths depending on a 'self-ping-supported' feature - Georg doesn't need to change any code Discussion please! Georg
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