There isn't any use. The only

amaramrahul — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 07:20:34 +0000

There isn't any use. The only reason why something as such should be allowed is because deleting a SRG will create a problem for adding users in other groups, the display of which has this deleted group as an entry.

I will raise this bug with the Debain Package maintainer as I think this is caused by some patch he must have included.

I cannot reproduce

mfoss — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:45:00 +0000

Quote:

a valid SRG 'group1' which has as one of its displayed groups an entry which is not a SRG. Then adding a user to this 'group1' throws the error as shown below.

I am using ejabberd 2.1.0 from Debian sid.

I cannot reproduce the problem:

$ ejabberdctl srg_get_info group1 localhost
displayed_groups        ["aabbcc","asdasd@asdasd"]
$ ejabberdctl srg_user_add user3 localhost group1 localhost
$ ejabberdctl srg_get_members group1 localhost
user1@localhost
user2@localhost
user3@localhost
$

In any case, what's the purpose of having one entry in "display groups" that isn't a group?

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There isn't any use. The only

I cannot reproduce