nice work! guys, where can I

DeMiRioN — Wed, 26 Sep 2012 15:02:48 +0000

nice work!
guys, where can I find the link for mod_muc_odbc and mysql-schema for this?
I have mod_muc_odbc but I haven't Mysql tables.
old versions had two Mysql tables: muc_registered and muc_room, so they are always empty...

Hi, Thanks. I changed the

cmeng — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 03:46:06 +0000

Hi,

Thanks. I changed the ejabberd.cfg file i.e. uncomment the "%%host..." statement as below, then the problem is resolved. It is my configuration file error.

{mod_muc_odbc, [{host, "conference.@HOST@"},

First, I must say that I'm

mikekaganski — Mon, 14 May 2012 11:52:04 +0000

First, I must say that I'm not competent in this area. I don't use this module, neither do I use ODBC. The following is speculation based on source and logs only.

The problem appears in the following sequence of calls:
mod_muc_odbc:load_permanent_rooms(... Serverhost...) -> ejabberd_odbc:sql_query(LServer, ...) -> sql_call(Host ...) -> ejabberd_odbc_sup:get_random_pid(Host) -> get_pids(Host). The last call returns empty result, thus the next call to erlang:phash(now(), length(Pids)) is executed as erlang:phash(now(), 0), and this is naturally a badarg (see phash).

The problem may be either some bug (then developers will hopefully fix it), or some sort of misconfiguration on your part: something could have gone wrong when you created the ODBC structure for 2.1.11; or you have remnants of a Host in your config that is absent from the ODBC...

You could try to narrow down the specific Host that causes this, by inserting
?ERROR_MSG("~p", [LServer]),
between lines 536 and 537 of mod_muc_odbc.erl. Then the host name would appear before the abovementioned error.

HTH.

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nice work! guys, where can I

Hi, Thanks. I changed the

First, I must say that I'm