Within a group (using the web/gui), you can see 'bouncing', 'non-verified' etc. etc. next to a user.
Is there a way to get this info via the API?
Using python, I can use RetrieveAllMembers to ... retrieve all members. The returned GroupMemberEntry objects don't have the 'status' (for lack of a better word) of the user.
My goal is:
1) Dump all groups in my domain
2) Check group for bouncing addresses
3) Email group owner about the bad addresses/users.
I can do #1 and #3. It's #2 that I need help with.
Sorry, neither the Google Apps Provisioning API nor the Google Groups Settings API support retrieving or setting a members delivery status.
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client has 2 different domains (due to acquisition) in one M365 tenant and wants to make sure they don't see each other in contacts using Address Book Policies. I have been able to do my best to separate them by using Company field however I am stuck with how to handle their Mail-Enabled Security Groups.
I made an address list called "Client1AddressList" and set the -IncludedRecipients to "MailGroups" which is great and brings every group in, however it doesn't care about the domain whether it is allstaff#client1.com or allstaff#client2.com.
I thought maybe adding on a -RecipientFilter to the end of the Set-AddressList would help, but I cant figure out what that filter would look like to tell it to only add groups that have an email of *#client1.com
Thank you any geniuses out there that can lend a hand!
I'm currently organizing the Google groups that our account has and would like to see where each group received the email.
As far as I'm looking at the public API, it seems that there is no way to know when a group received an email or how many it already received.
For example, if a member has been a member of a group since the beginning, it would be possible to create a list from the member's email archive, but I don't want to do that for each group.
Does anyone have a better idea?
Maybe one of the solutions is here, and I'll check it.
Download all messages from a Google group
Imagine that a database connected to an XMPP server stores users, it also stores an extra data column (let's call it dataId) for each user. The data column can take on three values: 1, 2, or 3.
In an XMPP client that logs in to the server, a list of users is displayed along with their XMPP presence status. The list displays users that all have the same value of of dataId. The client can change the dataId value that is displayed, meaning that if he switches the value, then the user is now somehow subscribed to the presence of the new list of users, but not to the old list of users.
I wonder if someone with experience with XMPP has a suggestion as to which XEPs or corresponding eJabberd (or Prosody) modules could be used or are best suited for this type of functionality.
I am slowly going through the XEPs, but there are a lot of them, and it's not clear as of yet which modules could be used, or if I would perhaps need to set up some custom code on my XMPP server to handle this.
You can take a look at XEP-0140. This behaves similar to rosters except that all users in a shared roster group will be able to see all other users in the group. You can create multiple shared roster groups and easily switch a user between them by adding or removing the user from the group. You can also have nested groups. You can look at the example on using shared roster groups for different cases here, using ejabberd.
I'm developing a client jabberd application for mobile(android) using (a)Smack.
Since, in my application, the users are registered by their phone numbers, the application should be able to recognize which contact has a jabber account on the server and suggest him/her for chatting.
After googlling the web I found that there is a jabber user directory (JUD) which I can use to check there is an account for a specific mobile number or not. (I'm using UserSearchManager).
My questions:
1- It seems that there is no record in JUD for a user who has not updated his vCard yet, so I cannot find him. Is there any solution to check the existence of this kind of users?
2- It seems that by using JUD, everyone outside of my application can fetch some important information of users such as mobile numbers, emails, etc. Is there any solution to limit JUD search engine? (for example, getting only "user field" as a input and returning only "full name field" of existing accounts or other useful limitation).
So by this way, I can recognize which person from the contact list has an account on the server and also other people cannot fetch important information of the exiting users.
Any command or advice is appreciated. Thank you.
I do not think it is possible as default, without customizing ejabberd application code.
I want to get all users who sent messages through my application.
Is there a list of users who sent these messages?
Does the privacy policy allow me to get this list?
Read the privacy policy for point 2, that's all anyone here would do http://developers.facebook.com/policy/ as for point 1, IF you are allowed i think you might need to store this yourself when you send the message via your app which shouldn't be a big job. The api should return you an Id if the message was created successfully So you can either store that or just update a count field in your database. I don't think there is a way to just get the count from the api (especially one specific to your app)