Message not received when sent through send_message endpoint of Ejabberd Api if the receiver user was offline
Question
I am implementing chat app and I can't understand why when I use modulue Send_message of ejabberd the receiver does not see the message.
I mean:
User B is offline and user A send a message using ejabberd api through https. **
when user B gets online he sees nothing ***
I am using smack in client side and I implemented the listener for incoming messages. but I see no incoming packet with Message extension
1 answers
solution1
0 ACCPTED 2021-05-25 20:35:05
I cannot reproduce that problem.
This is how I tested it:
Install ejabberd 21.04, default configuration, start it
register accounts user1@localhost and user2@localhost
Send message using the shell (no need to setup API):
❯ ejabberdctl send_message chat user1@localhost user2@localhost somesubject somebody
Then login to account user2@localhost using a good desktop Jabber client, for example Gajim, Psi, Tkabber, ... After logging in, the client receives
<message to='user2@localhost' from='user1@localhost' type='chat' id='13012384106679348680'> <archived by='user2@localhost' id='1621974627878891' xmlns='urn:xmpp:mam:tmp'/> <stanza-id by='user2@localhost' id='1621974627878891' xmlns='urn:xmpp:sid:0'/> <delay from='localhost' stamp='2021-05-25T20:30:27.879994Z' xmlns='urn:xmpp:delay'>Offline storage</delay> <body>somebody</body> <subject>somesubject</subject> </message>
Things you must try:
- Your client must login, send presence with positive priority, in order to receive offline messages.
- Try using a Jabber client to receive the messages, maybe the problem is in your client.
- And also try using the ejabberdctl script. Maybe the problem is in your API call method.
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