Hello,
We recently upgraded to ejabberd 16.03 and decided to make use the ability to store session information in the database. We also use ejabberd clustering.
The issue is this: if users are connected to different nodes, they will not receive presence packets for each other or have the ability to message.
The cluster configuration appears successful as I can see both nodes listed in the admin under "Running Nodes".
The sm_db configuration appears successful as I can see records being inserted and deleted from the sm table.
Still, there seems to be something off.
Example:
User A connects to Node 1
User B connects to Node 2
Neither user will receive a presence packet. If they do, however, connect to the same node, they will see presence packets.
I was thinking maybe the clustering configuration needs to be different when using the database for sessions persistence, but I wouldn't know what to change.
Any help or thoughts would be appreciated.
