Thanks

Lastwebpage — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 19:27:48 +0000

Thamks for this info,
I will report it back to the jabbim admins. ;)

Peter

Seems fixed in recent ejabberd versions

mfoss — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 09:17:27 +0000

Lastwebpage wrote:

Nothing happens, the user can still send messages to me or see my status, until I go offfline and online again.

I tried with ejabberd SVN and Psi 0.11:

I created two accounts in that small server.
Login to both accounts with two Psi instances.
Added between them as contacts. They can see the other contact and chat.
On the first account -> Modify Account -> Privacy -> Advanced -> New List -> testlist -> OK

-> Add ->

If JID otheraccount@example.org
Then Deny 
  [x] Messages
  [x] Queries
  [x] Outgoing Presence
  [x] Incoming Presence

-> OK

Active List -> testlist
Default List -> testlist
Apply, Close
From now on, this account does not receive or send any packet to otheraccount.

So it works for me using ejabberd SVN.

Lastwebpage wrote:

(Jabber.org ejabberd 1.1.4 (with patches), jabbim.com: I don't know)

jabber.org advertizes ejabberd 1.1.4. It has some patches to prevent server abuse, but I think they are not related to this issue. jabbim.com uses ejabberd 1.1.2

Lastwebpage wrote:

-Which is the correct way?

I think that the correct behavior is to apply your changes immediately, when you click 'Apply' :)

Lastwebpage wrote:

-Is this a known problem?
-Is there a fix somewhere?

Here you can see the latest changes in mod_privacy:
https://forge.process-one.net/browse/ejabberd/trunk/src/mod_privacy.erl

I don't know if it's a bug in older ejabberd releases, but it seems fixed in recent versions.

Lastwebpage wrote:

-Could this be a client problem? (I have test this with miranda and PSI, the same, but who knows...)

Yes, it could be another reason. But as I said, using Psi 0.11 (the Debian package) and ejabberd development version all worked correctly.

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Thanks

Seems fixed in recent ejabberd versions