MongooseIM simple module event not getting handeled
So your example is actually a bit tricky, because of how the filter_packet hook works. You picked the worst hook to register for on your first attempt ;) If you look into ejabberd_router:do_route, you'll see that filter_packet is run without a Host parameter -- it is a global hook, so...
Erlang convert ejabberd XML structure to string
You can use ejabberd xml:element_to_binary/1:...
XMPP: count of unread messages
xmpp,openfire,ejabberd,mongoose-im
What you are trying to do is to basically store a counter of unseen stuff in your account. I think you do not need flexible offline retrieval as when you connect the messages would simply become unseen. You thus only have to deal with one case: Unseen. I will reply...
MongooseIM module not getting variables from Packet
offline_message_hook is only called when the server is routing a message to a user who is not online. user_send_packet is run every time the server receives a stanza from a client. This might explain why the handler is not run, though it depends on how you test. There's an article...
Ejabberd error while xml,append_subtags
You're passing Packet (a tuple: {From, To, XML}) to xml:append_subtags/2 while you should pass just XML. Your add_child/1 should look more like: add_child({From, To, XML} = Packet) -> Tag = {<<"a">>, <<"b">>}, NewPacket = {From, To, xml:append_subtags(XML, [Tag])}, ?INFO_MSG(" To party: ~p~n",[To]), NewPacket. I also changed {"a", "b"} to {<<"a">>,...
Message Archiving Management on MongooseIM returning feature not implementing
You're addressing the IQ to exampleserver.com while you should either address it to bare JID of the sender (i.e. [email protected]) or omit the to attribute completely - then the server will assume it's directed towards the sender's bare JID. Section 10.3.3 of RFC-6120 describes handling of IQs with or without...
How to run queries from MongooseIM module
The errors you get are not exactly SQL or MongooseIM specific errors. They are erroneous uses of io_lib:format/2 or a similar string formatting function. This error: 2015-03-09 16:37:11.598 [debug] <0.763.0>@mod_zeropush:count_msg:102 FORMAT ERROR: "Count = ~s" [{selected,[<<"count">>],[{<<"5">>}]}] relates to: ?DEBUG("Count = ~s", [Count]) But Count is neither a string, nor a...