Hi everybody,
i've a small idea and feature request. I like the mod_admin_extra but missing a small option. First of all a small example for what i'm looking for:
$ ejabberdctl user_status [user] [host]
$ ejabberdctl user_status max.power example.com
max.power away AutoAway msg or on party....Example help page:
Command Name: user_status
Arguments: user::string
host::string
Returns: user::[ userstatus::{ user::string,
status::string,
statustext::string } ]
Tags: session
Description: List status of an user
This option is useful to show me the current status of the user and could also be useful to call it via external script or something.
If you require some more information please feel free to contact me.
Thanks a lot, drscream
Implemented in SVN
I've improved an existing command in that module, and committed it to SVN. See:
$ ejabberdctl help user_sessions_info Command Name: user_sessions_info Arguments: user::string host::string Returns: sessions_info::[ session::{ connection::string, ip::string, port::integer, priority::integer, node::string, uptime::integer, status::string, resource::string, statustext::string } ] Tags: session Description: Get information about all sessions of a user $ ejabberdctl user_sessions_info badlop localhost c2s 127.0.0.1 60415 8 ejabberd@localhost 127 away work laptop away for lunch c2s 127.0.0.1 60414 15 ejabberd@localhost 141 dnd Home testing thisThanks a lot
Thanks a lot :) It's working successfully
doesn't work for me, command not known
Hi badlop, we have ejabberd installed on our CentOS server that we installed through yum. mod_admin_extra is enabled by default on the package. However, when I run user_sessions_info it says:
command "user_sessions_info" not known.
Other commands such as connect_users_vhost, connected_users_info also doesn't work. On the other hand, other mod_admin_extra commands such as add_rosteritem, get_roster, status_num etc are working.
Edit: Fixed it. The CentOS package was not updated with the latest mod_admin_extra file. Compiled it from source and replaced the default mod_admin_extra.beam file, and it worked. Thanks for this module. :)