Hi there
I admin a wildfire 3.1.1 install whose authorisation and datastore are two separate mysql databases (on the same box).
It all works well apart from my trying to get a default group “Members” to contain everyone.
I have so far:
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created a group “Members”
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Enable contact list group sharing
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Enabled “Share group with additional users”
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Set “contact list group name” to Members and then Test1
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restarted the server after making these changes
but the group or users are still not appearing !!
I have used a custom compiled version of spark 2.00, normal spark 2.08 and exodus.
At the moment I am looking into scripting a solution as the roster information is stored in a database.
My question is twofold.
- what do i need to store in the database to add a user to someones roster. Iv seen examples entries in the table jiveRoster an this is a fairly typical entry of a user croydon who is in the roster of the user user_one.
Such as
INSERT INTO jiveRoster (rosterID, username, jid, sub, ask, recv, nick) VALUES (323, ‘‘user_one’’, ‘‘croydon@testserver.co.uk’’, 3, -1, -1, ‘‘croydon’’);
rosterID. How is this number generated ? it seems to be incremental but its not defined as such.
username. user_one. The username of the use that this roster entry is in.
jid. croydon@testserver.co.uk. The jid of the user who is contained in this roster entry
sub. 3 added to this roster and authorised ?
ask -1 do we need to get auth?
recv -1 ???
nick. croydon
I can also see that jiveRosterGroups needs an entry for each one. for instance from my jiveRoster entry above, such as:
INSERT INTO jiveRosterGroups (rosterID, rank, groupName) VALUES (323, 0, ‘‘Members’’);
SO TO SUM UP, in order to add someone to as a roster entry i would need to figure out where the rosterID 323 value comes and then insert the following SQL.
INSERT INTO jiveRosterGroups (rosterID, rank, groupName) VALUES (323, 0, ‘‘Members’’);
INSERT INTO jiveRoster (rosterID, username, jid, sub, ask, recv, nick) VALUES (323, ‘‘user_one’’, ‘‘croydon@testserver.co.uk’’, 3, -1, -1, ‘‘croydon’’);
So I simply need to iterate through each user and add an entry for every other user.
Is there an automatic process I can use to make this happen.?
If i knew java i’'d write a plugin but its a LOT OF WORK to learn Java only for one thing
- Any ideas or user built plugins ?