ejabberd - Comments for "mod_rest + mod_mam to support migration"

Hi Guys, I am getting the

iitrsachin89 — Sun, 19 Feb 2017 19:40:55 +0000

Hi Guys,

I am getting the same problem "The only issue that remains is that when UserOld sends a message to UserNew (through mod_rest endpoint), that message is not inserted into archive nor spool."

when UserOld is sending a message to UserNew then a message is inserted on the archive for UserNew but not forUserOld.

Please share if you have any idea to fix it.

Yes, now i see the messages

ncajelli — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 13:10:49 +0000

Yes, now i see the messages getting queued on the table spool when a UserNew sends a message to UserOld

The only issue that remains is that when UserOld sends a message to UserNew (through mod_rest endpoint), that message is not inserted into archive nor spool.

Is there a way to "log in" UserOld through mod_rest to simulate the same behaviour as if using the xmpp native client?

Thanks for the help.

I configure like

badlop — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 10:49:00 +0000

I configure like this:

modules:
  mod_mam: 
    default: always
  mod_offline: {}

When User1 sends a message to User2, the sender's message is stored in the mam table immediately. If User2 is online, the message is delivered to him, and also stored in MAM table.

But if User2 is offline, the message is stored in the offline table; and later when User2 logins, the message is delivered to him (from the offline table) and is stored in the MAM table.

Try this config and scenario, does it work correctly?
Otherwise, disable your custom module and try again this config and scenario, does it work now?