check the global.xdb file in your WCS directory within the spool directory.
Any presence subscriptions w/ WCS are recorded here in the following form ..
<xdb>
<asked xmlns="wcs:public:presence" xdbns="wcs:public:presence">
<a jid="user_A_jid" />
<a jid="user_B_jid" />
...
</asked>
</xdb>
this is the likely target for any subscription automation you might want to
do.
If there's nothing here you should look at your WCS config - be sure your
WCS directory name coincides with the configured subdomain name. There are a
few WCS config examples floating around ,
if you search jabber.org a/o google you'll find them.
Also, if you're intended to implement this in a production environment you
should probably try to contact Jer - WCS is his baby and he'll have a good
idea of it's current state and reliability.
HTH
> Yes, they seem to. I can add users etc. I have been playing, and have
> managed to get the subscription request sent from WCS. I accept the
> request, but /pub/presence.xml still returns unavailable.
>
>
> Gary Evesson
> Chief Technology Officer
> Decentrix Inc
> http://www.decentrix.com
>
>
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> do these users have a presence subscription w/ WCS ?
> do other features of WCS work ?
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