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Current implementation uses single account to send all messages.
I propose changing this behaviour by using multiple connections into a single conference in XMPP with resources matching telegram user names. (e.g. js@c.j.r/username)
So if you have a chat of user1, user2, user3 you should join javascript@conferences.domain.tld three times with nicknames (and from resources) of /user1, /user2, /user3 and send messages from appropriate resource.
On a nick collision add some prefix or suffix.
Later this may be reworked to create a service when the bot can link two chatroom of different networks by a user command.
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First of all, I think that the titular better XMPP integration should be done. You propose a viable solution, but currently I'd vote against that particular solution.
@vitalyster told me about that "component" thing (see XEP-0114). It seems that we can make our bot into a component. That way it'll be authoritative for sending presences on behalf of <username>@telegram.example.com, so it'll be possible to send activity presences and messages from Telegram users to any XMPP server.
I think that we should conduct additional research and go that component way instead of inventing poor ad-hoc solutions for the problem.
Current implementation uses single account to send all messages.
I propose changing this behaviour by using multiple connections into a single conference in XMPP with resources matching telegram user names. (e.g. js@c.j.r/username)
So if you have a chat of user1, user2, user3 you should join javascript@conferences.domain.tld three times with nicknames (and from resources) of /user1, /user2, /user3 and send messages from appropriate resource.
On a nick collision add some prefix or suffix.
Later this may be reworked to create a service when the bot can link two chatroom of different networks by a user command.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: