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I am using xmppipe with openfire version 4.7.5 on redhat 8 linux.
After about 90 minutes xmppipe is kicked from the muc with the following error:
<presence from="muc@domain" to="muc@domain/xmppipe" type="unavailable"><x xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/muc#user"><item jid="xmppipe@domain/RESOURCE" affiliation="member" role="none"><reason>User seems to be unreachable (didn't respond to a ping request).</reason></item><status code="307"/><status code="110"/>
xmppipe does not appear to be handling this ping at all, as I don't see it being received from the server in debug output.
I'll try and provide a packet capture to see if I can get the server ping. Alternately, you could probably check for code 307 and reconnect the muc whenever recieved.
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@jessiehowell thanks for opening an issue about this! You're right, xmppipe didn't install a handler for server pings. Should be fixed in version 0.15.0, please let me know if you are still having problems or run into any other issues!
The code 307 is "Inform user that he or she has been kicked from the room". I run xmppipe under a supervisor so the xmppipe behaviour is usually to exit, get restarted by the supervisor and reconnect. In the case of MUC errors, it makes sense to rejoin. I'll look into handling the 307.
I am using xmppipe with openfire version 4.7.5 on redhat 8 linux.
After about 90 minutes xmppipe is kicked from the muc with the following error:
<presence from="muc@domain" to="muc@domain/xmppipe" type="unavailable"><x xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/muc#user"><item jid="xmppipe@domain/RESOURCE" affiliation="member" role="none"><reason>User seems to be unreachable (didn't respond to a ping request).</reason></item><status code="307"/><status code="110"/>
xmppipe does not appear to be handling this ping at all, as I don't see it being received from the server in debug output.
I'll try and provide a packet capture to see if I can get the server ping. Alternately, you could probably check for code 307 and reconnect the muc whenever recieved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: