[JDEV] invisible list @ server

[Matthew A. Miller]

Ah...now I see what you mean...

This "presence list" (I'll be a bit more generic, OK?) could be handled
right now, by using the private server-side storage mechanism (aka
"jabber:iq:private").  There are some possible issues I can see with
doing it this way (such as staying synchronized with the roster).  Oh
yeah, and this assumes you're creating your own client (or customizing
an existing OSS client) (-:

The above would be somewhat specific to your client's implementation. 
If you (and others) believe this is something that should be
standardized, then look into putting together a JEP
(http://www.jabber.org/jeps).   This doesn't mean that clients will
suddenly support this, but it can guide future discussions, and give
client implementors a "frame-of-reference".  Plus, PSA is always looking
for more work to do (j/k)! (-:


>>>>> "MAM" == Matthew A Miller <linuxwolf at outer-planes.no-ip.COM> writes:
PS:  This is why I typically try to use the initials "lw" (-:


On Sat, 2002-05-04 at 23:34, Alexandre N. Safiullin wrote:
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> >>>>> "MAM" == Matthew A Miller <linuxwolf at outer-planes.no-ip.COM> writes:
> 
>  MAM> As part of the 1.4.2 version of jabberd, invisibility is considered a
>  MAM> "type" of presence.
> 
>  MAM> For example, to tell the server you're invisible to everyone:
>  MAM> <presence type="invisible"/>
> 
>  MAM> Or, to tell the server you're invisible to a specific entity:
>  MAM> <presence type="invisible" to="user at server"/>
> 
>  I forgot to argue for my opinion (about server-side storing):
>  
>   * after each reconnect you (or your client) should remember all ppl
> from invisible list to send them <presence type='invisible' to='..'/>
> 
>   * if you change your location (e.g. from office to home) your client
> won't help you to remember them.
> 
> 
>  BTW, mentioned situations aren't actual for ignore list, which is stored
> server-side by the means mod_filter.
> 
> 
> - -- 
>  Regards, Alex_
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