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onepice
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onepice
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mike
Anyone had any experience with Prosody or anything else for a domain aliasing setup? I just realised chinwag.org had become available since I started the project so I grabbed it. I'd like to transition away from the .im domain and I'm trying to come up with a plan that doesn't break hundreds of existing users. :)
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SouL
Congrats for the domain mike :)
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mike
SouL: thanks :) the .org is much more appropriate now I'm doing more than just messaging
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Link Mauve
mike, there is no alias possible, at best you can reply saying the user switched accounts.
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Link Mauve
But my advice would be to keep both of your domains, and only allow new accounts on the new one.
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mike
Link Mauve: yeah that's the plan I'm going for right now, if I can't find a better solution. I kinda want to disallow new registrations with usernames from the old namespace if I do that though
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mike
I guess I could dump all accounts to a massive blacklist
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mike
feels very inelegant
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Link Mauve
If you’re using Prosody, you can just set “allow_registration = false” in the VirtualHost to disallow registration there.
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mike
what I mean is if I have mike@chinwag.im now, I want to allow only registration in chinwag.org domain from now on (that's easy) but also stop anyone from registering mike@chinwag.org
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Link Mauve
Oh.
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mike
so in the future if a domain alias becomes possible I can merge the userbases
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mike
the old domain list will be static, so blacklisting a set of names is possible, but it'll be a huge list
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Link Mauve
As a first step you could create a mike.dat file in the virtual host’s accounts directory, containing an invalid password for everyone.
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Link Mauve
Domain alias is extremely unlikely to ever happen.
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mike
prepopulating the accounts dir is a good idea, actually even cloning the existing one to start with would work, so people would already have access to their "new" alias if they chose to use it
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mike
does ejabberd handle domain aliases? anyone know?
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Link Mauve
It doesn’t, it’s a fundamental protocol “limitation” to consider the bare JID as the identifier for everything.
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mike
hmm yeah thinking it through it would be a pain
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mike
I might just claim the usernames for pre-existing accounts then and let people pick whatever.
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Zash
mike: you could copy all the account files over to the new domain