I am using multiple domains

meghavasu — Fri, 29 Apr 2016 08:04:30 +0000

I am using multiple domains with auth_method:odbc
example: DomainA, DomainB
but abc@DomainA is not able to sent message to user xyz@DomainB.
Please help.

Hi, I'm bringing back a

thoraxe — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 21:03:06 +0000

Hi,

I'm bringing back a really old thread. I had a question about more "Advanced" filtering.

For example, I'm trying to do the following. Since I have all my users in LDAP, and I have all users under specific OUs:

ou=domainA,dc=foo,dc=bar
ou=domainB,dc=foo,dc=bar

I want all users in an OU:
* to be able to see eachother in the buddy list by default
* to be able to chat with eachother by default
* cannot view users of other OU

I have one special OU, where users:
* should NOT see other users by default
* can add other users in this OU (this is like Google Chat -- you don't know about all users but you can see them if you add them)
* cannot talk to users of other OU

While I could do this with mod_filter easily, it requires many lines of configuration for each individual domain. If you have 100+ domains, that is a really big file.

I could probably write a puppet module to generate the file, but that is very complicated.

Ideally I would like to configure some "generic" mappings for domain behavior and be done with it.

Is this possible?

Install mod_filter and

mfoss — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 20:10:33 +0000

Install mod_filter and configure similar to Example 5: http://www.ejabberd.im/mod_filter

ejabberd - Comments for "Preventing cross-domain messaging / preventing messages between virtual hosts"

I am using multiple domains

Hi, I'm bringing back a

Install mod_filter and