> With per-message filtering this changes to something like this:
>
> 3. loop over the resultset and send all _allowed_ messages to the
> newly available resource
> 4. for each sent message, DELETE FROM offline_messages WHERE JID ==
> ${account_jid} and MESSAGEID == $(unique_message_id)
>
> This
interesting - I've built a variation on this for offline messages,
but allowing quite complex "allow" criteria. I couldnt make xmpp do it
(I'm not saying xmpp couldnt, but just that I couldnt figure out how) as
my case seemed to require altered routing rules and a few other issues
surrounding m
While implementing mod_sift for Prosody, I saw some possibilities for
improvement and had thoughts about issues. Some of these follow.
1. Remove disallowed child elements for filtered messages and presence.
Here's a typical identi.ca message:
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