[JDEV] The logger cc and presence bcc in 1.4.2

[Philippe Raxhon]

DJ Adams wrote:

>On Sun, Mar 17, 2002 at 02:12:52AM +0100, Philippe Raxhon wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>> From the 1.4.2 change log I have seen that:
>>The logging module (mod_log) can now be configured to simply copy all 
>>messages to one more more services.  To enable this, put the name of the 
>>
>
>(note that this will just copy <message> elements going through the JSM, 
>not all elements going through anywhere in a Jabber server)
>
It's far enough (for the moment).

>
>>service(s) (which must be in the local server domain, not routed over 
>>s2s) in the jsm configuration as: 
>><archive><service>name</service>...</archive>. For every message, that 
>>service will receive a copy of the message wrapped in a route element of 
>>type "archive".
>>
>>I have added thid to my jabber.xml;
>>    <jsm xmlns="jabber:config:jsm">
>>      ...
>>      </browse>
>>
>>      <!-- This should send all logging message to the slogger service -->
>>      <archive>
>>        <service>slogger</service>
>>      </archive>
>>    </jsm>
>>
>>Knowing the slogger service is an accept component (working fine, I can 
>>send mesages to it with this jid: slogger.mydomain.org):
>>  <service id="slogger">
>>    <host>slogger.mydomain.org</host>
>>    <accept>
>>      <ip>localhost</ip>
>>      <port>5999</port>
>>      <secret>secret</secret>
>>    </accept>
>>  </service>
>>
>>But it's not working, my component doesn't receive any logging packet. 
>>What am I doing wrong?
>>
>
>Well, as far as I can see, nothing at all. I've used the same setup on
>my test 1.4.2 server here, and it works fine. THe only stupid question
>I can ask right now is - are you sure you're running this config against
>a 1.4.2 and not 1.4.1 server by mistake? The only reason I ask is because
>I've done something like that and it took me a while to realise why things
>weren't working :-)
>
>Cheers
>dj
>
I am not as cleaver as you are but I can be as stupid as your question. 
Even if I thought I was running 1.4.2, I was _not_. It's working fine now.

Thanks a lot

Philippe