XSF Discussion - 2020-12-03

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pep., how goes it with https://github.com/xsf/xeps/pull/988 ?

... not present? oh well

If you have 'max' number of bookmarks already and add a new one, what do you want to happen?

As in XEP-0402 and the pubsub 'max' thing

Increasing the max value automatically! \o/

Wrong answer

Zash, error response to the add request?

Not what you get tho

new pubsub option: error-on-max-items-add ?

(working title)

overflow=drop|reject or something

do you ever want overflow=drop?

That's the default and only option atm

says who?

(serious question)

Says OUR code ✏

I am not in the spec, but I'd expect that the oldest item gets deleted. otoh I remember that the spec may be vague regarding this

as in "implementation defined"

> A node MAY be configured to persist only a limited number of items.

Whole pile of MAY if I search for "persist*"

thats what i remember too

oldest item is deleted

Zash, so you return a success IQ to the item-add IQ request but do not actually add the item?

you mean publish

that

We save stuff what amounts to an LRU cache

(we=Prosody)

so there is a time where the last published item could actually be observed by others? ✏

in any case, I think this calls for a new optional reject-on-overflow pubusb node configuration option

If you reach max_items setting, the oldest item gets deleted

Can't we just have infinite storage?

No

What if we use a cloud based json key value store?

I'll forward the the invoices to you

Just implement Blockchain based micro payments

I'll forward you the torrent of melted glacier ice.

I've moved from 40m to 400m above sea level

Let it come!

Let them eat glacial rebound!

Is https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-miller-jabber-00 the first IETF thing?

good history-ing

That draft in Feb IETF BOF in July: https://www.ietf.org/ietf-ftp/ietf/02jul/jabber.txt Formal WG established in October according to https://xmpp.org/about/history.html

But when, where was "XMPP" coined?

Must have been before the BOF, probably after that draft...

Records are thin from that time