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Mixed auth method for several hosts #23
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This probably ought to have tests, although automating config tests is a bit tricky. Manually it seems to enable eldap for one host and insternal auth method for another app in my current work. @michalwski , does it fix your issue? Like I said in the commit message, I'm not sure this is complete. There might be deeper host terms that need conversion. |
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Global config hosts are converted to binaries, but not those in host_config terms. This just fixes the term defining which host it applies to. There might be host terms in the config terms that should be converted too. Without converting these to binary, the config lookup for per-host config was 'undefined'. This also tries to enforce binaries when processing terms to fail early instead of silently like it did. Host can also be 'global'
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Global config hosts are converted to binaries, but not those in host_config terms. This just fixes the term defining which host it applies to. There might be host terms in the config terms that should be converted too. Without converting these to binary, the config lookup for per-host config was 'undefined'. This also tries to enforce binaries when processing terms to fail early instead of silently like it did. Host can also be 'global'
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Global config hosts are converted to binaries, but not those in host_config terms. This just fixes the term defining which host it applies to. There might be host terms in the config terms that should be converted too. Without converting these to binary, the config lookup for per-host config was 'undefined'. This also tries to enforce binaries when processing terms to fail early instead of silently like it did. Host can also be 'global'
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FUL-25297: Add multi tenancy documentation
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When default auth method is odbc, but one host is configured to use internal authentication, ejabberd_snmp_backend asks only for register users count from default auth method (in this case it is odbc).
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