Right now all names are supported, the previous (obsolete)
and the renamed (preferred). The changes relevant to the usage are:
When preparing configuration, the arguments:
./configure --enable-new-sql-schema
./configure --enable-multihost-sql-schema
When configuring ejabberd, the toplevel options:
new_sql_schema: true
sql_schema_multihost: true
When developing source code, the functions:
ejabberd_sql:use_new_schema()
ejabberd_sql:use_multihost_schema()
- Partially rewritten state resolution
- Support for Hydra rooms
- Use double colon for separating a matrix server from a room ID in JID
with Hydra rooms
- Partially rewritten mod_matrix_gw_s2s
- Add notary_servers option
This adds option 'auth_stored_password_types' that can be used to setup
storage of multiple passwords for each user. When this is set, on each
password set, database will now store password in each format specified.
New check_register_user hook in ejabberd_auth.erl
to allow blocking account registration when a tombstone exists.
Modified room_destroyed hook in mod_muc_room.erl
Until now the hook passed as arguments: LServer, Room, Host.
Now it passes: LServer, Room, Host, Persistent
That new Persistent argument passes the room persistent option,
required by mod_tombstones because only persistent rooms should generate
a tombstone, temporary ones should not.
And the persistent option should not be completely overwritten, as we must
still known its real value even when room is being destroyed.
mod_tombstones is available in experimental mode in ejabberd-contrib git.
Initial feature request: #2546
When changing the room subject, store the original author JID,
so later it can be provided in the hook and mod_room_occupantid
can use it to calculate and provide the occupant id
This is noticeable when a new occupant joins an existing room,
and receives the room subject.
Since Erlang/OTP 26, Dialyzer by default reports unknown types.
ejabberd's type specs refer to the re:mp() type,
but that isn't exported in the OTP source code,
and cannot be used in any other modules.
This commit provides very dirty workarounds, and any cleaner
alternative is very welcomed.
Stefan Strigler