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mod_smacks: Ignore user when writing or reading session_cache on prosody 0.9
At least under some circumstances it seems that session.username is nil when
a user tries to resume his session in prosody 0.9.
The username is not relevant when no limiting is done (limiting the number of
entries in the session cache is only possible in prosody 0.10), so this
commit removes the usage of the username when accessing the prosody 0.9 session
cache.
author | tmolitor <thilo@eightysoft.de> |
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date | Thu, 06 Apr 2017 02:12:14 +0200 |
parents | d81882aa0e1e |
children | 9ffb059c9ba5 |
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-- XEP-0313: Message Archive Management for Prosody -- Copyright (C) 2011-2013 Kim Alvefur -- -- This file is MIT/X11 licensed. -- luacheck: ignore 122/prosody local global_default_policy = module:get_option("default_archive_policy", true); do -- luacheck: ignore 211/prefs_format local prefs_format = { [false] = "roster", -- default ::= true | false | "roster" -- true = always, false = never, nil = global default ["romeo@montague.net"] = true, -- always ["montague@montague.net"] = false, -- newer }; end local sessions = prosody.hosts[module.host].sessions; local archive_store = module:get_option_string("archive_store", "archive"); local prefs = module:open_store(archive_store .. "_prefs"); local function get_prefs(user) local user_sessions = sessions[user]; local user_prefs = user_sessions and user_sessions.archive_prefs if not user_prefs and user_sessions then user_prefs = prefs:get(user); user_sessions.archive_prefs = user_prefs; end return user_prefs or { [false] = global_default_policy }; end local function set_prefs(user, user_prefs) local user_sessions = sessions[user]; if user_sessions then user_sessions.archive_prefs = user_prefs; end return prefs:set(user, user_prefs); end return { get = get_prefs, set = set_prefs, }