ejabberd - Comments for "verbosity of ejabberd logs"

Re: Hmmmm...This situation can

mfoss — Tue, 07 Mar 2006 10:26:36 +0000

malik wrote:

Is there a way to delete offline messages for all users which have more then 100 (for example) offline messages? or to keep only 100 last (by date) messages?

No, but ejabberdctl-extra allows to delete offline messages older than 'days'. It would be nice to do a purge that keeps only X newest offline messages.

malik wrote:

Is there a way to delete users which never log on to server? or did not logon within last year?

Yes, ejabberdctl-extra allows to delete users that have not logged in the last 'days'. Set 'days' to 365 and you have it.

Re: verbosity of ejabberd logs

mfoss — Tue, 07 Mar 2006 10:20:12 +0000

malik wrote:

How can I increase verbosity of ejabberd logs ?

I've just added this page to the ejabberd book: Increase log verbosity. If it doesn't work, tell me.

I hope this helps you to find the problem you are experiencing.

Hmmmm...This situation can

malik — Sun, 05 Mar 2006 21:31:54 +0000

Hmmmm...
This situation can be repeated on my server with looking properties (through web interface) of user which have 4690 offline messages. After typing at browser https://xxx:5280/admin/server/xxx/user/dds/queue/ the beam proccees started to eat more than 500M (and keep growing) of memory for a long time (for now I'm waiting about 20 min.).

What can I do in this situation?

Is there a way to delete offline messages for all users which have more then 100 (for example) offline messages? or to keep only 100 last (by date) messages?

Is there a way to delete users which never log on to server? or did not logon within last year?

Thanks!