Thanks for the help. I was wondering if I needed remove from the cache also.
I am now
removing from subscriber and xcap table just to make sure that the database
does not
contain stale data.
Krish Kura
On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 3:01 AM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
> Hello,
>
> just to add th
Hello,
just to add that besides having the records in xcap table, if the user
is removed, it should have no access to it because it will be
authenticated for that. But since there is no record in subscriber table
anymore, the authentication will fail always. So besides taking
harddrive space,
Hello,
You don't need to worry about the contents of the presentity, watcher,
and active watcher tables. Entries in these tables will be deleted if
the user un-subscribes or logs out properly, and failing that
automatically cleaned up when the records themselves expire.
When you remove a user yo
Hi,
When a user is removed using "kamctl rm", is there way way to clean up
presence information
in the database (xcap, presentity, watcher and active watcher tables) and in
the cache? Is there a
event that gets fired when the user is removed from subscriber table which
I could handle in config
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