Unable to add External/Remote users to a group #40
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Update: that's not quite correct: you can add members or admins that are local users to a group, using the |
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When creating or updating a group, the provided members and admins should not be ignored. Note that this change will result in admins/members being removed, when an update to an existing group does not properly include the existing members and admins. Prior to this commit, no modification would have been made to the admins and members.
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… users JIDs on domains other than the local domain can be in groups. This commit adds support for that in the UserGroups endpoints, with the exception of an endpoint that would make the code iterate over all groups in the system.
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… users JIDs on domains other than the local domain can be in groups. This commit adds support for that in the UserGroups endpoints, with the exception of an endpoint that would make the code iterate over all groups in the system.
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When creating or updating a group, the provided members and admins should not be ignored. Note that this change will result in admins/members being removed, when an update to an existing group does not properly include the existing members and admins. Prior to this commit, no modification would have been made to the admins and members.
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… users JIDs on domains other than the local domain can be in groups. This commit adds support for that in the UserGroups endpoints, with the exception of an endpoint that would make the code iterate over all groups in the system.
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JIDs on domains other than the local domain can be in groups. This commit adds support for that in the UserGroups endpoints, with the exception of an endpoint that would make the code iterate over all groups in the system.
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I am trying to automate added users from a remote s2s system to groups in OpenFire.
It would be nice to have functionality to add users by their full JID. Does this functionality exist and I just missed it?
I have implemented this in my fork by adding a setGroupMembers function that allows me to overwrite all members with a list of JIDs.
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