hello,
I've been having problems using the xdb_sql module. It looks like the problem is within the XML parser code of the jabber server. When the jabber server is started, it reads the xdb_sql XML configuration, which has a few text elements like the following: <text> DELETE FROM users WHERE username = '$$user$$' </text> When the xdb_sql module attempts to get the element node data, it makes a call to xmlnode_get_data() which returns an empty string with a new line character. The xdb_sql module is expecting the following string to be returned: "DELETE FROM users WHERE username = '$$user$$'" I had to change the text of the XML configuration to the following to make it work. <text>DELETE FROM users WHERE username = '$$user$$'</text> This may be the correct behaviour, as the first element may be incorrectly formatted XML? The next problem is related to the XML parser code too. When the xdb_sql is parsing the following XML segment, <!-- Authentication set query for new user --> <querydef name="auth0k-set"> <text>INSERT INTO users0k (username, hash, token, sequence) VALUES ('$$username$$', '$$hash$$', '$$token$$', '$$sequence$$')</text> <bindvar name="user">$$username$$</bindvar> <bindvar name="hash">$$hash$$</bindvar> <bindvar name="token">$$token$$</bindvar> <bindvar name="sequence">$$sequence$$</bindvar> </querydef> It tries to read the data for the bindvar elements. It should read four strings, $$username$$, $$hash$$, $$token$$ and $$sequence$$. However, what it actually reads is: $$username$$, $$ha, $$token$$ and $$sequence$$ Where the $$hash$$ text has not been read in completely. This causes the xdb_sql module to replace the $$ha in the SQL command with the hash value BUT leaves the sh$$ on the end, thus storing an invalid hash value in the database, and this in turn does not allow the user to log back in again cause authentication fails. I replaced $$username$$ with $$user$$ and it worked - but that's just bizarre. Has anyone else noticed this? My setup is: jabber server 1.4.1 xdb_sql version 1.2 platform: Sun solaris 2.7 compiler: gcc version 2.95.2 This e-mail and any attachment is for authorised use by the intended recipient(s) only. It may contain proprietary material, confidential information and/or be subject to legal privilege. It should not be copied, disclosed to, retained or used by, any other party. If you are not an intended recipient then please promptly delete this e-mail and any attachment and all copies and inform the sender. Thank you. _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev